Good morning seeking for your help. I lost my passport visa and confirmation of permanent residency and won't able to retrieve it. Can I still get new one? What are the process I need to be made? It will expire on November this year thank you guys
You should probably tell us the complete story... Did your wife take or destroy them?Stamondong said:Good morning seeking for your help. I lost my passport visa and confirmation of permanent residency and won't able to retrieve it. Can I still get new one? What are the process I need to be made? It will expire on November this year thank you guys
CIC Will not issue another visa if one is lost .Stamondong said:Good morning seeking for your help. I lost my passport visa and confirmation of permanent residency and won't able to retrieve it. Can I still get new one? What are the process I need to be made? It will expire on November this year thank you guys
CIC personally and clearly informed me that once a visa is issued it will never be issued again , if for any reasons the PA did not use it t land a new application need to be submitted and start from scratch .zardoz said:You can apply for replacement documents but I'm unsure how you would define their "loss". You probably would need to declare them as "stolen" and formally report this to the police. The bigger problem may be if your wife has reported that you are undergoing a separation and/or divorce to CIC, thereby removing you as a dependent. Getting CIC to replace documents may prove to be more or a challenge if that's the case.
This is only applicable if the document is not used. It is not applicable if, for example, the passport containing the IM-1 visa and the COPR are lost in transit to the applicant. See http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=044&top=12TANMEX said:CIC personally and clearly informed me that once a visa is issued it will never be issued again , if for any reasons the PA did not use it t land a new application need to be submitted and start from scratch .
Outside Canada
You may have the following current, valid immigration documents replaced:
temporary resident visa counterfoil;
permanent resident visa counterfoil;
confirmation of permanent residence;
The guy had them and his wife took'em , so there is no lot in transit .zardoz said:This is only applicable if the document is not used. It is not applicable if, for example, the passport containing the IM-1 visa and the COPR are lost in transit to the applicant. See http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=044&top=12
No, but they HAVE been stolen, regardless of it being the wife who "stole" them. They were not hers to take to Canada.TANMEX said:The guy had them and his wife took'em , so there is no lot in transit .
that's a police matter not an immigration matter , you mentioned lost in transit ??? is stolen also covered ?zardoz said:No, but they HAVE been stolen, regardless of it being the wife who "stole" them. They were not hers to take to Canada.
Did you read the link I posted?TANMEX said:that's a police matter not an immigration matter , you mentioned lost in transit ??? is stolen also covered ?
What immigration documents can I have replaced if they are lost, stolen or destroyed?
It is impossible (if you are talking about legitimate document).on with same passport umber[/
No.do i have to notify my visa office about lost?
Yes, you better inform CIC. Otherwise they will figure it out and it will be a problem.i also absentmindedly forget to include that i was once denied a US visa before in my application but my spouse said if i correct the form and inform, it may delay our process. what do you think i should do.