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And what distinguishes between those two choices?

Have your mail forwarded and establish contact with whoever is at your former address to look out for it for you. Haven't you ever moved before?

I'm curious as to what an OCI is, but you are obviously looking for an answer from someone who has had the experience of surrendering his or Indian passport and that is not I. Sorry.

I seem to recall a follow up question asking whether said spouse is a PR or citizen of Canada. That will eliminate all requirements for info from you on the application.

Just to clarify. As a PR of Canada, you are NOT a non accompanying spouse. Citizens and PRs have no place on even a spouse's immigration application as all of the references to family members, whether accompanying or not . . . etc., pertains ONLY to foreign nationals. You may need to re-examine...

As long as you can afford the ink, why not?

Surrender certificate?

This is the Permanent Residency Obligations forum.

So upload it again.

A TRV is a document you show to the airlines to get on a plane to Canada. If you require a valid TRV to enter Canada, and you intend to return after October, you will need a TRV - whose validity has nothing whatsoever to do with whether you have a study permit or not, or have graduated or not.

What conditions were imposed on your LMIA? That document should have the answer to your question.

This is an immigration forum. How is transferring funds from India an immigration question?

Just the Masters

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I lived in Japan for a long time and we were able to send mail to and receive mail from the English speaking world by transliterating the addresses in the Latin alphabet. So no, I didn't translate my address as Deer Plateau, but rather shikanodai. As for having the full document translated, it...

You can't match new information to an application without a file number. Patience, grasshopper.

The second your application package is opened, a clerk will disassemble it and completely re-order it to suit their internal process for completeness check. I would not lose a lot of sleep over the order of the documents in the application package. Just make sure it's all there.

Any document that you want an officer to consider must be translated into English or French. Proof of genuineness of relationship is required for married couples as well as common law so documenting cohabitation is not necessary only for common law couples.

No.

I would choose option 2.