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That is utterly pathetic.

What are you saying? Speak properly.

What you're referring to is a Limited Validity passport, not an emergency passport.

It will be whatever date she last entered Canada. If the last time she entered Canada was through Toronto, then enter that date.

If you came to Canada as a Permanent Resident then later on obtained citizenship, you were naturalized. I believe if you received citizenship through your parents, you are a Canadian citizen by descent. Don't print in all caps, it looks stupid.

I'm currently residing in the UAE and applied for my wife's TRV from CHC-Abu Dhabi because it is much faster than CHC-Islamabad. You can either apply for a Single-Entry TRV or a Multiple-Entry TRV. Single-Entry TRVs are valid for 6 months and are extendable. Multiple-Entry TRVs can be extended...

Once your child is born, apply for for his Pakistani documents such as his Birth Certificate, Child Registration Certificate and your Family Registration Certificate. You can get his Birth Certificate from any Union Council and you can get the other two from NADRA. NADRA Executive Offices...

You can take about 5-10 screenshots for your chat history on Skype, there is no need to send the entire thing. Take one from the very beginning so they know when you two started talking. It would be better to get your photos printed professionally. If you live in Canada, you can get them...

1. Submitting your application online is generally faster than submitting it by mail. 2. You will get a list of all of the required documents. Once you have completed them, you simply upload them. 3. They will ask for your passport if your visa application is approved. Your photos are uploaded...

Have you applied for your GCMS notes yet?

It won't make any difference if you apply from within Canada or from Pakistan. They will still have to send your child's documents back to Pakistan to verify their authenticity.

You can apply for a Limited Validity passport. It takes about 3 months to process from Pakistan if you show proof of travel.

No, it's still under process. I sent them the letter of acknowledgement I got from the Consulate of Canada in Lahore after applying for my son's Certificate of Canadian Citizenship.

I have already applied for his Canadian passport from the Consulate of Canada in Dubai. It only takes a month if you show proof of travel. For children who do not yet have their Certificate of Canadian Citizenship, they can apply for a Limited Validity passport, which is only valid for two...

My wife's file was transferred to CHC-Islamabad on April 2, 2013 and my son was also born on the same date. With the way they do things in Pakistan, it took me over three month to get his Birth Certificate, Child Registration Certificate, Certificate of Canadian Citizenship (from Lahore...

My wife's file was transferred to CHC-Islamabad on April 2, 2013 and my son was also born on the same date. With the way they do things in Pakistan, it took me over three month to get his Birth Certificate, Child Registration Certificate, Certificate of Canadian Citizenship (from Lahore...

It wouldn't kill to proofread. :P

What is "Isloo?"

As previously stated, my wife's file was transferred to CHC-Islamabad on April 2, 2013 and my son was also born on the same date. With the way they do things in Pakistan, it took me over three month to get his Birth Certificate, Child Registration Certificate, Certificate of Canadian Citizenship...

Yep. We have the exact same timeline. I ordered GMCS notes a short while ago. Really curious to see what's on there.