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Is there anyone else who can put some light on above problem. Thanks.

Hi guys, Please send me the required format if someone has it as i need it urgently. Thanks

Thanks Bala, Please check you PM.

Hi guys, Can anyone please give me the format of an affidavit so as to enable someone to carry your passport out of country, legally? The country concerned is India. According to indian law, an "authorised representative" can carry your passport out of country and I want to nominate a person...

Wonderful success story. Wish you Good luck for your future.

Thanks PMM, For how long we can delay or wait to apply for citizenship after PR? Does the Canadian companies ask for Police Clearence while applying for jobs? Thanks.

Hi guys, Just a quick one.... do we need police clearance (from all countries we lived in past 5 years) while applying for citizenship after PR? After how many years on PR we can apply for Canadian citizenship? Thanks.

You can also add the domain "@international.gc.ca" in your safe list as I received my email from this domain. My VPO is London-UK. Hope this helps.

What if someone brings her passport with him in person, will there be any issues? I can ask my wife to make an affidavit in that person's name to carry her passport. will this work? And also if I do this and go to Canadian Embassy for visa stamping, will they ask me any questions as my wife's...

Thanks PMM for your reply. Do you have any other suggestions for me? Any other way out? Thanks in advance.

They informed me by email and it did not went to junk mail. I use Yahoo eamil.

My PR has been approved and CHC-London is asking for our passports to stamp visa. I am currently in United Kingdom. My wife is in India and she does not want to travel back to London due to some personal issues. 1. Is there any way I could get my visa stamped in London and my wife could...

You should have provided the correct information second time. Now they will hold all your details so be very careful with what you write. I would advise you to consult a solicitor as well. He will work around it.

I provided both PCCs. It's good if you dont give them any chance of question.

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