shazam79 said:Hi,
I am an in-Canada applicant and I received a letter that requested for me to pay the right of permanent residency fee, send photos and passport. So I am assuming this is the PPR. I have sent everything a few days ago.
The letter stated that if you are a citizen of a country that does not require a visitor's visa to enter Canada then send a copy of your valid passport. I do not need to obtain a visitor's visa so I photocopied my entire passport book and sent it. I did not send the original.
I am a little confused with this passport request:
Question -
What does immigration Canada do with the passport - is it for verification or for stamping?
If it's for stamping then I would assume that they would need the original??
Any clarity on this matter would be great..
Thanks!
Hi there! The documents you send is not for immigration, is for canadian consulate. They need the passports for verification and issue the CPR and then you need to go the immigration border for sign the CPR and Stamping. Last friday they send me the same letter but we don't send by mail I went to canadian consulate in detroit with the passport, two photos and the letter and I got the CPR and same day. In detroit canadian consulate they give me a CPR and when I came back to Canada(in the same day) I stop in immigration border sign the papers and all done. If they stamping the passport copy great if not you just need to go the immigration border and sign the CPR.