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I did not leave the space in between during my SC application in Oct 2022 submitted in person at Brampton

- Dont submit any originals specially Canadian issued ones - Self attested documents are not required to be uploaded on the OCI portal - Later.. Toronto jurisdiction take 8 weeks of processing, Vancouver and Ottawa processing is much longer 12+ weeks, and since you are applying by post add 2...

Collect it from BLS when you come back

Pick up time like @forw.jane mentioned. Be there earlier than the opening time in order to avoid the rush/queue (first come first served basis) You have to carry the payment receipt and a ID (e.g. driver's license, Canadian passport etc)

What's the status on OCI website ? https://ociservices.gov.in/statusEnqury Usually OCI processing through Vancouver is 12+ weeks where through Toronto it is about 8 weeks.

Sometimes google gives you better results https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/services/travel-voyage/prog/nexus/nexus-3-eng.html

Any passport# will work, BLS center main you have to take both the original passports...

Yeah agree with what @forw.jane mentioned below Go with 1 yr eVisa

You dont need SC for eVisa. Apply for eVisa online through this website https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html. You do not need to deal with BLS for eVisa. Only in the case of Entry Visa (x) you will need to go through BLS

https://www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-traveler-programs/nexus/card

I think they will accept it as long as his application is pre-approved

Since you have a Canadian passport, apply for eVisa and traveling using that. eVisa can be issued quickly and you do not need to cancel your Indian passport for that. Apply for eVisa only you can get visa within 24 hr or less

Canadian only Once you acquire foreign citizenship your Indian citizenship is no longer valid. You to have to just formally submit your Indian passport for cancellation

Maine dollar karne hain tere se :D

Naa dont be worried. Owings does not impact citizenship application

Draft: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/oci-process.254662/post-10311406 Contact of Notary if you are in Brampton https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/oci-process.254662/post-10377852 discuss with notary your requirement...

https://www.cgitoronto.gov.in/page/oci-faqs/ NO, foreign military personnel either in service or retired are not entitled for grant of OCI. Not sure if working for Feds have the same bearing, you've got to ask Consulate or BLS for it

e.g. if you a homemaker and are not working then just mention on the letter you are not employed if you are a self employed, you can draft a document highlighting what are you doing as part of self employment(keep it generic). Not required to mention salary

You can be unemployed and still get the OCI