-An immigrant visa is stamped on passport and the visa has an expiry date on it.CV User said:When you get the PR Card while in the USA. What kind of information goes in the passport?
Does this happen before I land in Canada?habib890 said:-An immigrant visa is stamped on passport and the visa has an expiry date on it.CV User said:When you get the PR Card while in the USA. What kind of information goes in the passport?
So my representative will do this on my passport? or do I have to go to a Canadian Consulate in USA?Leon said:It would not be the PR card that you would get while you are in the US, it would be the PR visa in your passport and I assume it looks something like this: http://i.ehow.com/images/GlobalPhoto/Articles/4555596/CanadaImmigrationPassport-main_Full.jpg except it would not say Singapore on it. After you land in Canada, you will get your PR card in the mail and that looks like this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/images/prcard-front.jpg
When CIC asks you for your passport, you mail it to them and they mail it back with the visa in it. Then you have a time limit to land in Canada or the visa will expire.CV User said:So my representative will do this on my passport? or do I have to go to a Canadian Consulate in USA?Leon said:It would not be the PR card that you would get while you are in the US, it would be the PR visa in your passport and I assume it looks something like this: http://i.ehow.com/images/GlobalPhoto/Articles/4555596/CanadaImmigrationPassport-main_Full.jpg except it would not say Singapore on it. After you land in Canada, you will get your PR card in the mail and that looks like this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/images/prcard-front.jpg
This happens before I land in Canada?Leon said:When CIC asks you for your passport, you mail it to them and they mail it back with the visa in it. Then you have a time limit to land in Canada or the visa will expire.CV User said:So my representative will do this on my passport? or do I have to go to a Canadian Consulate in USA?Leon said:It would not be the PR card that you would get while you are in the US, it would be the PR visa in your passport and I assume it looks something like this: http://i.ehow.com/images/GlobalPhoto/Articles/4555596/CanadaImmigrationPassport-main_Full.jpg except it would not say Singapore on it. After you land in Canada, you will get your PR card in the mail and that looks like this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/images/prcard-front.jpg