Congrats Siddy15siddy15 said:Our PPR email came earlier today exactly a month after we did my newborn's medicals. I give God the glory and pray that everyone still awaiting an update will get theirs within the next couple of days.
Congrats Siddy15siddy15 said:Our PPR email came earlier today exactly a month after we did my newborn's medicals. I give God the glory and pray that everyone still awaiting an update will get theirs within the next couple of days.
Don't worry Porphy yours will come soon. We had the same long wait and our PPR later came.PORPHRY said:Congratulations Siddy15, wish you very speedy completion of the remaining stage. I tap from your success story o! i have been waiting since November 18, 2014 after our MR till now no response from AVO, we hope for the best sha
siddy15 said:Hello everyone, please I need help with an issue urgently ,your swift response will be highly appreciated.
While I was preparing to send our passports to Accra , I noticed that my passport and that of my older child whom I travelled back to Nigeria with in late Jan 2015 was missing the entry stamp at Murtala Airport in Lagos .
Only my newborn's passport was stamped, kindly advise me on what to do because I know Accra officers will think we are still in the US while my new baby is back in Nigeria.
That was a good observation, but I feel a cover note with explanations of your observations will be fine. Dnt forget dt children cant travel in limbo , its only logical dt u came back to naija with ur baby. Attach ur flight schedules, etc. They can alwways call the airline to verify and they can always ask USA to verify when u left. So no cause for panic. Dt said, pls write your cover letter n send your passports. Note of warning- do not go back to NIS to stamp for you, d new stamp may differ from ur baby's own n create more headache for u.siddy15 said:Hello everyone, please I need help with an issue urgently ,your swift response will be highly appreciated.
While I was preparing to send our passports to Accra , I noticed that my passport and that of my older child whom I travelled back to Nigeria with in late Jan 2015 was missing the entry stamp at Murtala Airport in Lagos .
Only my newborn's passport was stamped, kindly advise me on what to do because I know Accra officers will think we are still in the US while my new baby is back in Nigeria.
For the Canadian passport, please click the link below to download forms and read the application instructions ...pickabeau said:Good day All
Good to see people have started landing and enjoying the Canada breeze
I have a question for anyone to help
What is the process for getting a Canadian passport for a child born in Canada
What is the current process for getting Nigerian passport for a child born in Canada if the child has to travel back to naija and what are the age restrictions
I would advice you not to send any cover letter to explain anything. Just send your passport, if they need any clarity they will send you a message. I advice that you shouldn't do anything that will further delay your application.siddy15 said:Hello everyone, please I need help with an issue urgently ,your swift response will be highly appreciated.
While I was preparing to send our passports to Accra , I noticed that my passport and that of my older child whom I travelled back to Nigeria with in late Jan 2015 was missing the entry stamp at Murtala Airport in Lagos .
Only my newborn's passport was stamped, kindly advise me on what to do because I know Accra officers will think we are still in the US while my new baby is back in Nigeria.
i agree with okejji, do not preempt anything. Just submit. For all you know it can go unnoticed or even if noticed, may not raise any questions. if they need further clarifications, they will ask. All the best.okejji said:I would advice you not to send any cover letter to explain anything. Just send your passport, if they need any clarity they will send you a message. I advice that you shouldn't do anything that will further delay your application.
I believe so too! Dont think this is an issue for them. All necessary checks have been made prior to the call for your passport.success4life said:i agree with okejji, do not preempt anything. Just submit. For all you know it can go unnoticed or even if noticed, may not raise any questions. if they need further clarifications, they will ask. All the best.
Get winter wears and carry enough naija food and hold all travelling/ relevant documents etc. Other people to add more!canada4mind said:I need landed snrs to help me with this question. I will be landing this month end with my family: my wife and 2 infants(twins). Please, advice me on all the things we should have in place b4 our journey. We are more kin about the babies. Thanks in advance
Pls, don't raise any issue on that for now. Just send all ur passports across to AVO. Cheers!siddy15 said:Hello everyone, please I need help with an issue urgently ,your swift response will be highly appreciated.
While I was preparing to send our passports to Accra , I noticed that my passport and that of my older child whom I travelled back to Nigeria with in late Jan 2015 was missing the entry stamp at Murtala Airport in Lagos .
Only my newborn's passport was stamped, kindly advise me on what to do because I know Accra officers will think we are still in the US while my new baby is back in Nigeria.
canada4mind said:I need landed snrs to help me with this question. I will be landing this month end with my family: my wife and 2 infants(twins). Please, advice me on all the things we should have in place b4 our journey. We are more kin about the babies. Thanks in advance
siddy15 said:Hello everyone, please I need help with an issue urgently ,your swift response will be highly appreciated.
While I was preparing to send our passports to Accra , I noticed that my passport and that of my older child whom I travelled back to Nigeria with in late Jan 2015 was missing the entry stamp at Murtala Airport in Lagos .
Only my newborn's passport was stamped, kindly advise me on what to do because I know Accra officers will think we are still in the US while my new baby is back in Nigeria.