They didn't ask for my work permit. They asked one more id other than passport, drivers license, study permit, work permit or sin
Inland Landing Interview from Vancouver Office: waiting time
- Thread starter E.R.Z784
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Hi, congrats,
can u plz answer my queries
1.how early we are allowed to enter before scheduled time for Vancouver landing interview ???(timing is 1pm,, can they allow us at about 11am??)
2.they have asked for rprf proof. I have total summed up receipt. is it sufficient ? (means I have receipt for total 2230 dollars for two adults and one child. But rprf paid is not mentioned in the receipt).
Is this is the receipt they want to see??
3.do we have to bring a prepaid postal envelope for pr card ?
4.any other special instructions from yours side, please suggest for the day of interview.
Thanks in advance
Hi,
1. No need to come that early if your appointment is at 1pm. It’s written in the email that they won’t let you until 10 minutes before.
2. they can probably trace the payment back to the items and they can most likely see on their computer whether you’ve already paid.
3. Not that I know of.
4. They seem to like passports too for sponsors
1. No, they won’t let you in that early to wait. There’s simply not enough room. There’s a person at the door who buzzes you in and checks your appointment letter, and when we were there waiting he was kindly but firmly sending away everyone who came more than 10min early. If you have to arrive early (maybe you’re taking a ferry or transit?) there is a cafe, Breka, right down the street from the office where you can wait and have a snack and kill some time. There’s also a kid-friendly park pretty close by 
2. The receipt you have described is what they want. They can tell from the totals what you’ve paid, so don’t worry.
3. No need for an envelope, just the photos.
4. Bring books to read or other quiet activities, especially if you’ll be there with a kid, because even though you can only go in 10min before your appointment, you’ll probably still be waiting a while. We waited about 40min. You’ll also need to head over to Service Canada after to get your SIN (it’s located in Sinclair Centre, about 15min walk away), and that will be another little wait. So if you’ll be downtown early, get lunch beforehand!
2. The receipt you have described is what they want. They can tell from the totals what you’ve paid, so don’t worry.
3. No need for an envelope, just the photos.
4. Bring books to read or other quiet activities, especially if you’ll be there with a kid, because even though you can only go in 10min before your appointment, you’ll probably still be waiting a while. We waited about 40min. You’ll also need to head over to Service Canada after to get your SIN (it’s located in Sinclair Centre, about 15min walk away), and that will be another little wait. So if you’ll be downtown early, get lunch beforehand!
I believe it would be ok if you just provide whatever you can find. The purpose of asking these docs is just to put a stamp on them and make them invalid to use, they will give these back to you to keep. They won't collect them away. When they gave those back, they said "you may need it when you apply for the citizenship." You will be fine!
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