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I called Indian passport ministry office in India and they said you should not post/ courier passports from any country of residence

I sent the email- twice at different times on April 22nd. I got PPR on April 21st. I read here on this thread - page 136 that the Indian guy got email after 15 days directly from LA office. I am still waiting for the response

Jitesh, I sent an email to CPC- Ottawa that Indian passports cannot be posted outside the country of residence and requested for PR visa printing in the US( Los Angeles)

Sorry for the late reply. I could not access the forum for the last day and half as it was saying server not responding. I did what I felt was the right thing to do not because whether the Indian Govt will find out or not. I am not trying to be rude here.

I called Ministry of External Affairs and they said I SHOULD NOT POST TO CANADA. I could have ignored their advice and went ahead and posted my PP to Canada but I don't want stress with stupid Indian officials when I visit India. That is my choice only. Please see Indian Govt passport website...

Please see page 136 of this thread

Please look at this page-- somebody has already applied and got PR without sending passports to Canada http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/fsw-2014-cpc-ottawa-visa-office-lets-connect-here-t250627.2025.html

Guys, I am working as a Physiotherapist in US for the last 7 years. Done my masters here in US. Currently working on my Doctorate while working full-time. Well-paid job but green card is still 2-4 years away(?). Family life has suffered, travel in and out of the country is always a worry...

Don't give up. You will receive PR --just put up a fight. You have GCMS notes and you will win. All the best

So true. I wish you all the best Grace

thank you, good luck to you too

Jaxon911, I saw in this thread itself people interpreting that since US,Canada belong to NorthAmerican continent--this rule does not apply. I felt they were wrong but I did not explore the Indian passport rules and regulations until I got PPR/RFV yesterday. There is no point in messing around...

good morning Diplomatru

This is for the benefit of Indian residing in US or for that matter any country. I checked the Passportindia.gov.in website and it clearly mentions ----- A passport or travel document should not be sent out of any country by post. The website link is...

For Indian passport holders---Please do not post your passport by post to Ottawa. Send an email requesting that the Permanent residence visa be issued in the Canadian Consulate in US only. I checked on the Indian passport website and here is the link...

Sure it will not be a problem as my FBI pcc was ready in July 2014 and I sent it with my medical on December 2014.

I sent the FBI pcc, UKpcc, Indian pcc along with the medicals on December 9th,2014. My medicals were uploaded by the Physician's office on Dec 17 but I could finally see 'medicals received' on ECAS only on Feb 13, 2015--- :-[

Thank you, Wish you all the good luck

Thank you Diplomatru. You are the star of this show by patiently answering everybody when needed help, guidance, motivation--WITHOUT BEING ARROGANT OR RUDE. That takes a special person. I wish you all the best in your life