Explanation in lieu of documents....

[D&S]

Another question, my husband now has an emergency appointment with the German consulate to get his passport renewed (at least get the process going)....should we upload the appointment document to the IRCC? Also, how plausible is it that the IRCC already knows that my husband is in Canada? Should we inform them?

 

[armoured]

Another question, my husband now has an emergency appointment with the German consulate to get his passport renewed (at least get the process going)....should we upload the appointment document to the IRCC? Also, how plausible is it that the IRCC already knows that my husband is in Canada? Should we inform them?

You have not informed them he's in Canada? Yes, update that.

No idea whether the appointment document will help.

 

[D&S]

You have not informed them he's in Canada? Yes, update that.

No idea whether the appointment document will help.

How do we inform them?

 

[armoured]

How do we inform them?

Webform.

If you sent your documents already - by email? - you could try that way too.

 

[Canada2020eh]

Webform.

If you sent your mom documents already - by email? - y a u coule try that way too.

That is a Q that none of us asked throughout this thread, whether IRCC knew/knows he is in Canada. It was also not mentioned where the PP request came from, Germany or Canada. I believe in past situations I have seen here, with the same situation of the PA being in country but IRCC not being aware of it, once they are advised then IRCC will give new instructions.

 

[D&S]

That is a Q that none of us asked throughout this thread, whether IRCC knew/knows he is in Canada. It was also not mentioned where the PP request came from, Germany or Canada. I believe in past situations I have seen here, with the same situation of the PA being in country but IRCC not being aware of it, once they are advised then IRCC will give new instructions.

We had assumed IRCC would know because my husband applied for a visitor extension (visitor record) back on July. Apparently we shouldn't assume.

The passport request letter came from Canada: Family Class Unit.

 

[armoured]

That is a Q that none of us asked throughout this thread, whether IRCC knew/knows he is in Canada. It was also not mentioned where the PP request came from, Germany or Canada. I believe in past situations I have seen here, with the same situation of the PA being in country but IRCC not being aware of it, once they are advised then IRCC will give new instructions.

PPRs now seem to contain standard text about where to submit if in Canada. So it's likely not critical in this case and one indicates return address in submission anyway.

 

[armoured]

We had assumed IRCC would know because my husband applied for a visitor extension (visitor record) back on July. Apparently we shouldn't assume.

The passport request letter came from Canada: Family Class Unit.

Probably clear but in case. Your passport request had instructions on how to submit if in Canada? And you followed those instruction?

 

[D&S]

Probably clear but in case. Your passport request had instructions on how to submit if in Canada? And you followed those instruction?

All they said was to upload scans of his passport pages.