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rkv said:
I SUBMITTED PR CARD COPY AND HIS RESIDENCE PROOF.

CAN I SUBMITT PASSPORT OR BIRTH CERTIFICATE NOW TO PROVE.
Hi i have been asked for the following document by the VO to prove my relationship.

Proof of relationship to your relative living in Canada and evidence that your relative is living in Canada:

* Provide official, objective, legible documentation to prove that you are related to your relative. Documents should include birth certificates and marriage certificates. The certificates must state the parents’ full names. You must provide certificates for each person that links you to your relative. All documentation must predate your application. Affidavits prepared for the purpose of your application will not be considered conclusive evidence of your relationship.
* Provide proof that your relative is a citizen or permanent resident of Canada. This must include a copy of their Canadian passport, citizenship, Record of Landing (IMM1000) or permanent resident card.
* Provide proof that your relative is living in Canada now. This should include: payslips issued to your relative by their employer in Canada, Canadian income tax documents - Notice of Assessment for tax years 2008 and 2009, credit card and bank account statements for the last six months in your relative's name showing transactions that occurred in Canada. We will not accept utility bills, telephone bills and property ownership documents as conclusive evidence that your relative is living in Canada.

hope this will help you.
regards,
 
how can i re appeal
 
GoCunnaeda said:
When did your address re-appear before you got ur PPR???
yes just a few days before i received my PPR by e mail

thanks drmunir
 
shaziabibi is absolutly right you made a big mistake you had to submit all those documents mentioned to proove that your relative is still living in canada by submitting his tax assesment documents, credit cars statements and all others which they asked I've never heard of appealing but i think you should e mail or send them a letter to request to give you some time to submit the missing documents which you didnt submit before and reconsider you application
if you got any e mail previously from your "case officer" then the best way is to reply to that e mail and explain what has happened and submit these documents ASAP
 
dear all

please advice me , i have received my medicals and before that i was planning to marry , now i make another plan that she will not accompany me to canada this time but on a later stage (after my landing) so what documents will be required by VO and will it delay my processing ?

thanks