Re: passports: question 13 asks about status, not about documents. If that's the document that indicates residence status then its dates may be relevant, but the document itself is not what the question is about.Hi guys. I have a couple of questions concerning the application and procedures.
The application was for my wife, she was born in Armenia, but her family moved to Russia when she was a kid. She never had Armenian passport, but in Russia there are 2 passports, one internal and the other international for travelling outside Russia. She made the internal passport couple month earlier than international passport. For question 13 I have put the date of internal passport, and for question 14 I have put the international passport, issued later than internal. Hopefully CIC will not be confused by this.
First question:
When we go to check application status, they ask for a place of birth, however in the application there was no question about place of birth. How would they know know the place of birth?
Second question:
In case if something is missing, will the application be refused and I will loose 630$? Should we reapply or we can just send the missing docs?
Thank you
1- The place of birth was declared when she applied for PR.
2- If something is missing your application may be returned, in which case you can provide the missing documents/information and resubmit it. You will not lose your payment. If they notice something is missing later in the process you may be sent a letter asking to provide that document/information. Your application will continue to be processed (if you provide the requested information/document).