Documents for Legal Status?

[missboon]

Would my most recent passport entry be good documention proof of my legal status in Canada?

Immigration document confirming your status in Canada

Examples:
•visitor visa,
•study permit,
•work permit,
•temporary resident permit (TRP),
•document proving that you have legal status in Canada.

I don't have any permit's ...and Im not sure what a TRP is...I'm a visiting here but not sure if I have a visitor visa..or what that even is ??? Any help would greatly appreciated :-*

 

[Line.a]

Would my most recent passport entry be good documention proof of my legal status in Canada?

Immigration document confirming your status in Canada

Examples:
•visitor visa,
•study permit,
•work permit,
•temporary resident permit (TRP),
•document proving that you have legal status in Canada.

I don't have any permit's ...and Im not sure what a TRP is...I'm a visiting here but not sure if I have a visitor visa..or what that even is ??? Any help would greatly appreciated :-*

TRP means temporary residence permit. Yes, cause its legal. So the last stamp you had would be fine. Take a copy of it along with past canadian stamps you got!

 

[missboon]

TRP means temporary residence permit. Yes, cause its legal. So the last stamp you had would be fine. Take a copy of it along with past canadian stamps you got!

They already ask for my last stamp of my most recent visit...so should I make two copies? Or just scan all of my stamps and send them?

 

[Line.a]

I'd scan all of the stamps and explain the last one.

 

[dsatkumar]

Need a help to know whether Work Permit is considered as legal proof of status in Canada. I have said "YES" to below question as I'm residing in Canada with Work Permit. Not having Permanent Resident Card.

Qualifying statements applicable to citizens or nationals of countries that are NOT part of the Visa Waiver Program (VWP).
• Applicant is a national or permanent resident of the country in which the applicant is applying, and
• If applying for J visa class, the applicant is applying for an academic J visa (secondary or university student, professor, research scholar, short-term scholar, or specialist), and
• Applicant has been previously issued a U.S. visa (any class of visa), and
• Applicant submitted ten fingerprints when the previous U.S. visa was issued, and
• Applicant answered 'NO' to all of the Medical and Health, Criminal, Security or Immigration Law Violation questions on the DS-160 visa application form
•
YES, I confirm that I meet all the above statements based on my citizenship or nationality. I understand that if I misrepresent my qualifications, my visa application will not be processed and I will have to schedule a new visa appointment, which could significantly delay my visa applications.
•
None of the above apply

Since I said YES, they asked me to send the documents. One of the document is below
Copy of Proof of legal status in Canada - Can I send my work permit or they are looking for only PR card copy.