Your Driver's license is sufficient and you do no need to send an additional copy of you passport pages. Same copy will be considered as your 2nd ID.Hello members,
I just realized that i might have made a mistake on my application on the requirement for 2 pieces of ID.
I have included a copy of my Alberta Drivers License as the ID but have also provided a copy of the biographical pages of my Indian passport(Not attached as ID proof, but copies of Passports held in the last 5 years). Made only one copy of the passport. Will this suffice the requirement for second piece of ID even though i made only one copy?
Have also included a copy of my PR card and a copy of COPR for reference purposes. Can this lead to my application being returned? Thoughts?
The day you left Canada.Guys, I had flight to india on 18 Oct 2019 but i reached there on 20th and the stamp is on 20th Oct for India entry, which date should i use 18th or 20th?
No should be good as you have attached a copy of your passport and it is accepted as a proof of identity. So you should be good. Hope that helps! Thank you.Hello members,
I just realized that i might have made a mistake on my application on the requirement for 2 pieces of ID.
I have included a copy of my Alberta Drivers License as the ID but have also provided a copy of the biographical pages of my Indian passport(Not attached as ID proof, but copies of Passports held in the last 5 years). Made only one copy of the passport. Will this suffice the requirement for second piece of ID even though i made only one copy?
Have also included a copy of my PR card and a copy of COPR for reference purposes. Can this lead to my application being returned? Thoughts?
Did they ask for it?Hi all,
Should I submit certified or notorized photocopies of documents? i.e, passports etc?
The instruction guide says "clear and legible photocopy".Did they ask for it?
So that means no need to get documents certified. I just dont want them to return my application because I didnt send certified true copies.The instruction guide says "clear and legible photocopy".
So I guess