Last week I successfully passed my canadian citizenship test but when I left immigration office I lost my landing paper on the way now my question is: when I go for oath ceremony do they ask for my landing paper? I have the copy of my landing paper but I lost the original one . Do you guys know still I get my citizenship certificate without landing paper????
Lost my landing paper ) i need help
- Thread starter Rahimi
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hi they ask you to bring with you but to be honest they did not do anything with it. I mean no stamp on it or nothing . When i was standing in the line to be seated for oath ceremony they just took a glance at my PR card,asked if i have landing paper, and invitation letter thats it.
you can also find answer to this question on another forum which i just came across after i google this word " why take landing paper on oath ceremony" you will find first link to settlement.org forum. Since i can not post link to this website please go this route.
When I was taking the citizenship test, a lady who had lost her landing paper was told that she had to apply for a certified copy. They do not do certified copies any more, just verification of status. I suggest you call the CIC call centre and ask. Maybe they want it on record that it was lost.
When I did the ceremony, they stamped on my landing papers that they were not valid any more since I was no longer a PR.
When I did the ceremony, they stamped on my landing papers that they were not valid any more since I was no longer a PR.
You can call CIC and ask if you want to but I don't think you have to worry about it. You are a citizen now and nobody will every ask to see your old landing paper. You should however keep it just in case.qameralam said:
Thanks guys but I am sure they don't make issue if I lost my landing paper because I have still the copy of it so I am not worry but my question was for those who know about it or who gone for citizenship oath . Do they ask for original landing paper ??????
first of all the landing document is a really important paper whoever if you dont have it you can write a letter explaining why you dont have it but you need to do it before you summit your application in my case i didnt had the landing document neither my original passport the one i landed with and i went trough everything p[perfectly fine but anyways is a different case i guess good luck
Relax even mine was not stamped at the Oath ceremony. I guess stamping was a old procedure. I haven't witnessed anyone's landing paper stamped on the Oath date. However keep your landing paper safe as you will require it when you will apply for pension (old age benefits).qameralam said: