Citizenship Application- what exactly are travel documents?

[shilpab]

Hi, I'm sure many have had this question (please do point me to that thread if it exists)… I've all the passport details but not sure what exactly are travel documents and if I do necessarily need to submit their details. In my case there are two additional travel documents/visas on my passport in the 5 year period. 1) the visa which was used to do the landing 2) the PR TD which was used to return back to Canada post landing (as had returned back to my country without waiting for the PR cards delivery)...

The question is, am I supposed to also put in the details of these two documents (available with me) in addition to the passport details (I'm assuming its only the first page which have the biographical details). The dilemma is not that I do not have these details but is there a risk in providing more details than required. Not sure case officers appreciate more details.

Also, in another thread had read that the application was returned because the children's birth certificate had both the local language AS WELL AS English and they still insisted on a translation !! - most birth certificates in India have local as well as equivalent English already on it i.e. already translated !

Appreciate anyone sharing their opinion/experiences please. Thanks

 

[bellaluna]

A passport is a type of travel document.

In this context, it usually refers to non-passport type travel documents, like for stateless people or refugees for example, who may not be able to hold passports.

since you say you have passports, that’s enough for the requirement.

 

[shilpab]

Thanks for clarifying Bellaluna! Much appreciated.