Application Processing Fee

[msaim]

Salam All,

I received first AOR from CHC in April 2010, in which they also acknowledged the receipt of Application Processing fee.

Now I am going to send my full docs, and I am not going to pay Right of Permanent Residence Fee now. What should I mention in Fee Payment section (#13) of Checklist?

Should I tick the checkbox, leave it blanks, or write any explanation?

Kindly advise.

Thanks,
Saim

 

[OhCanadiana]

Salam All,

I received first AOR from CHC in April 2010, in which they also acknowledged the receipt of Application Processing fee.

Now I am going to send my full docs, and I am not going to pay Right of Permanent Residence Fee now. What should I mention in Fee Payment section (#13) of Checklist?

Should I tick the checkbox, leave it blanks, or write any explanation?

Kindly advise.

Thanks,
Saim

To avoid any misunderstandings, write an explanation on the checklist (e.g., stating you will send it when visa is approved, per http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG75.asp)

 

[msaim]

Thanks for the quick reply.

For the Application Processing Fee, I can safely tick the box, and mention that I have paid it and give the receipt number, is it OK?

thanks again.

 

[msaim]

Another question for which I am not getting any answer for last couple of days:

I have had my educational certificates verfied from HEC and related Boards both originals and photocopies. Since they have asked for the Notarized copies:
a. would sending HEC/Board verified photocopies strengthen the case - if yes then still I need to get these copies Notarized or
b. should I send the Notarized copies only

thanks for your help.

 

[OhCanadiana]

Thanks for the quick reply.

For the Application Processing Fee, I can safely tick the box, and mention that I have paid it and give the receipt number, is it OK?

thanks again.

Yes, you can do that. I would also include a copy of the AOR you got from the CIO that has the receipt for the payment as reference. You don't have to do this - my preference is just to do everything I can to try to make the applications very very clear to avoid any confusion.

 

[OhCanadiana]

Another question for which I am not getting any answer for last couple of days:

I have had my educational certificates verfied from HEC and related Boards both originals and photocopies. Since they have asked for the Notarized copies:
a. would sending HEC/Board verified photocopies strengthen the case - if yes then still I need to get these copies Notarized or
b. should I send the Notarized copies only

thanks for your help.

The photocopy of any document you submit should be notarized (or certified as a true copy). Usually, notaries or other officials certifying copies like making the copy themselves because that way they are sure the documents are identical.

In most cases, you only need to submit originals of 2 documents: (i) language test results and (ii) PCCs (+translation).