If it needs the photographer details on the back, it might be wiser to have it taken in Ireland, simply in case the visa office need to check it. However, as long as it meets the specified requirements, it probably won't matter either way.
PR Card is Expired. Flying to IRL, returning Jan 2020. Issues?
- Thread starter IrishApplicant
- Start date
- Jun 15, 2010
- 5
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- London
- NOC Code......
- 2151
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- Aug 20th 2010
- File Transfer...
- Oct 18th 2010
- Med's Done....
- July 2010
- Interview........
- not requested:)
- Passport Req..
- Feb 5th. 2010
Copy, thank you.
SECTION 16
In the name of being daftly specific - I'm travelling with my 7yr daughter - natural-born canadian citizen.
- I do NOT make a separate application for her (because shes a Citizen)
- I DO list her on my application (because I am accompanying her)
Correct?
ALSO:
CIC PRTD photo requirements & dimensions are SAME as Canadian Passport Photo
Correct?
SECTION 16
In the name of being daftly specific - I'm travelling with my 7yr daughter - natural-born canadian citizen.
- I do NOT make a separate application for her (because shes a Citizen)
- I DO list her on my application (because I am accompanying her)
Correct?
ALSO:
CIC PRTD photo requirements & dimensions are SAME as Canadian Passport Photo
Correct?
Section 16. No, this is only for an applicant accompanying a citizen "spouse" or for a applicant child accompanying a citizen parent.
It doesn't apply for a citizen child accompanying a PR parent. There are a few very specific instances where accompanying a PR is also relevant. This is not the case for you.
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