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- Feb 26, 2014
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- Category........
- Visa Office......
- New Delhi
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 22-Oct-2013
- AOR Received.
- 29-Nov-2013
- Med's Request
- NDVO informs they did not receive meds on 20-July-2014.
- Med's Done....
- 15-Sep-2013. Old Meds from 2013 resent on 24-July-2014
- Passport Req..
- 14-Nov-2013 - Did not send PP due to travel needs.
tahsinmohammad said:Response from ND Embassy regarding my son's passport and citizenship certificate :
The total processing time for the issuance of a citizenship certificate from Canada, is currently 10-12 months and the certificate can either be mailed via our office in India, or sent directly to a Canadian/foreign mailing address.
If there is need to travel in the interim, you may simultaneously apply for a Canadian passport for the child (see www.india.gc.ca), provided that the child is less than 2 years of age. Passport services cannot be given without a citizenship application having been filed at our office; children's names are not endorsed on a parent's passport. Besides the required passport application form (PPTC042), a supplementary PPTC116 form must be completed by the applying parent; a copy is attached to this message. Part A of the attached PPTC445 form is to be completed by parent(s) holding Canadian citizenship. Documented reason for requesting passport issuance in the absence of the citizenship certificate (paid proof of travel that shows child's full name, visa requirement such as copy of non-Canadian parent's Canadian visa, etc.) must also be provided. The child's passport will be issued in 20 working days of receipt of the completed passport application. In the absence of the proof of citizenship, a limited validity passport will be issued. You will need to apply for an Indian visa for the child, after receipt of his/ her Canadian passport
Hello Tahsin,
Thank you for the info. In Hong Kong, they said both parents need to be present at Delhi while applying for the Citizenship Cert & Passport, which means a travel will be required to Delhi, which is okay. I'm based in Hong Kong/China but the processing centre I chose was New Delhi. Big Mistake! It's so efficient here and almost everyone gets their visa in around six months while their avg processing time is nine months. They also process non-Chinese passports quicker.
My due date falls in September. Are you in the same boat as me? What's your story?