babalyss said:
As far as CIC is concerned, bank statement is the primary document for POF. You can submit supporting documentation where required to validate the information but you'll still hve to submit the bank statement mandatorily.
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As far as CIC is concerned, bank statement is the primary document for POF. You can submit supporting documentation where required to validate the information but you'll still hve to submit the bank statement mandatorily.
My timeline is as below and waiting for further notice...
ITA: March 27 (FSW, score 454)
Application submitted & AOR: May 15
Medical Passed & BG Check in Progress: May 28
Document 1 (Passport) request: Jun 2 --- Submitted Jun 2
Document 2 (RCMP) request: Jun 8 --- Submitted Jun 18
ECAS (Application Received)
1, We received your application for permanent residence on May 16, 2015.
2, We started processing your application on May 16, 2015.
3, Medical results have been received.
Just a quick question: Schedule A (IMM5669) will be requested for every application before PPR?
ITA: March 27 (FSW, score 454)
Application submitted & AOR: May 15
Medical Passed & BG Check in Progress: May 28
Document 1 (Passport) request: Jun 2 --- Submitted Jun 2
Document 2 (RCMP) request: Jun 8 --- Submitted Jun 18
ECAS (Application Received)
1, We received your application for permanent residence on May 16, 2015.
2, We started processing your application on May 16, 2015.
3, Medical results have been received.
Just a quick question: Schedule A (IMM5669) will be requested for every application before PPR?
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JoshH said:
My WP was about to expire May 5th and I travelled to Europe for some documents, returning March 17 - no issues at the airport in Toronto whatsoever. I applied for PR through EE at the end of april, we got ITA only after I returned. Your WP is still valid for a long time. I see no problem why you shouldn't be allowed to travel.
Guys! Good News. I just got my local Passport Request from CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca (local PPR). The reason they don't mention the address of the local VO in the original PPR is because they want us to use a 3rd party agent called "VFS global" to send the passports to the embassy in Moscow. So you would have to either go to one of their offices in person or send them the passports using a courier service to VFS global and not directly to the embassy (safety thing I guess). Anyways, going to make a few mug shots and mail the passports tomorrow, pretty excited 
Just a quick question, if I got ppr during my travel abroad. Can I let my parents mail out my passport copies with photo and bio data to CPC-O within Canada?
I am from exempt country which I don't need visa and submit original passport to VO.
Do I need to buy prepaid Canada Xpresspost envelope?
Thanks!
I am from exempt country which I don't need visa and submit original passport to VO.
Do I need to buy prepaid Canada Xpresspost envelope?
Thanks!
Congratulations on receiving your PPR!test101 said:Guys! Good News. I just got my local Passport Request from CPC-CTD-Ottawa @ cic.gc.ca (local PPR). The reason they don't mention the address of the local VO in the original PPR is because they want us to use a 3rd party agent called "VFS global" to send the passports to the embassy in Moscow. So you would have to either go to one of their offices in person or send them the passports using a courier service to VFS global and not directly to the embassy (safety thing I guess). Anyways, going to make a few mug shots and mail the passports tomorrow, pretty excited
mlisj123 said:
The local VO PPR will state the exact address of the local visa office at the bottom left corner. You would need to send your passports there. Unlike the original PPR which expires in 30 days and in my case didn't have the local VO address, the local visa office PPR expires in 60 days, so I think you'd have enough time to send your passports. Another remark is that local visa office might refuse to send passports to another country, that might be true only for my local visa office, and I can't say for sure about the rest.
Dear All,
I got the response from CPC CTD Ottawa office yesterday (after 11 days). They have finally made arrangement for CoPR stamping to be done at New Delhi office.
I have submitted my passport today and will update the forum on how many days do they take for stamping.
Thanks
I got the response from CPC CTD Ottawa office yesterday (after 11 days). They have finally made arrangement for CoPR stamping to be done at New Delhi office.
I have submitted my passport today and will update the forum on how many days do they take for stamping.
Thanks
srbhrn said:
Congratulations! What did they say in their reply? Were they surprised at your question or is this the normal route for everyone applying from outside Canada? - Get a PPR, send a mail, wait 11 days for reply and then they tell you what to do! Doesn't appear too Express, that way
Asivad Anac said:Congratulations! What did they say in their reply? Were they surprised at your question or is this the normal route for everyone applying from outside Canada? - Get a PPR, send a mail, wait 11 days for reply and then they tell you what to do! Doesn't appear too Express, that way
hey man, I don't think thats the normal route. My PPR request indicated where I should send my PP to. I guess the two incidents were probably administrative error.
Asivad Anac said:Congratulations! What did they say in their reply? Were they surprised at your question or is this the normal route for everyone applying from outside Canada? - Get a PPR, send a mail, wait 11 days for reply and then they tell you what to do! Doesn't appear too Express, that way
I got it as a mail today on my personal mail (and not PDF or Letter on mycic) with the subject "E0002XXXX - Ready for Visa - New Delhi"
Plus I have got 30 days for my passport to reach High Commission through VFS. VFS delhi says they would need minimum 10 working days. I hope they are faster than that though.
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