no. if the PPR doesn't specify, the it is ONLY the BIO page. if the visa office wants every page of a passport, it will specify so in the request. it is specific to visa office and where the applicant is from.ines 2015 said:
where is the applicant from? generally, it's ONLY the bio page, otherwise the request would specify. it is to confirm pp#, name and validity date.slb said:
what do you mean? how long it takes an applicant to get the PPR? or how long it takes for approval after PPR?Siva said:
It depends if you are from a visa-exempt country. In a visa-exempt country, they don't need your passport to put a visa in it so at the most they'll request a copy of the biometric page of the passport. But more than likely they won't request one at all. I'm from the US, which is visa exempt and I never got a PPR.Siva said:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas-all.asp#exemptionsSiva said:
Actually, you should be sending in a photocopy of ALL of your passport, even the empty pages. They will also want to check travel stamps against any that you have/have not claimed. Sometimes; as in RhCohens case; this is overlooked but generally speaking, you should provide a photocopy of your entire passport. Otherwise, you might slow the process down at a later date if they have to ask you to submit your pages as well.slb said:
