You have to renew it ASAP. Immigration advises that passports must be valid for six months at the time they request for it to be submitted. If they will ask for your passport on June 15, I think it will no longer be valid. To avoid any possible delay, I suggest to renew it now.Mynameis_sam said:If our passport is going to expire within 6 month during the waiting time for PPR, do we have to renew it before sending it for stamping or it doesn't matter as long as its valid? can anyone put some lights on this as my passport will expire on Dec 14, 2016?
I agree with you,CanBC said:Ok, lets see some of these cases then...
If there are questions on your application then the VO usually asks for additional information and/or documents. Judging by the other posts on this page, it sounds like they are running a little bit behind schedule.
Sometimes you see no updates on your application after 2 or 3 months so what are the GCMS notes going to tell you.
In my opinion (because this is just my opinion and there is no right or wrong way in doing this) 5 months is fine to order them. Definately order them if your application goes over 6 months.
As people report here, yes it's a usual RPRF letter formatRavstar79 said:Hi guys
I was also requested to pay RPRF on 7th June. I paid following day and it will be 1 week tomorrow. Another thing when you guys got your request for payment did it say In letter that eligibility has been passed and now only security is pending?
Thanks
You are very close to ppr, that's definitely a good signRavstar79 said:Thanks mate for reply.
So now theory it's almost at the end now ?
whats your visa office?Ravstar79 said:Hi guys
I was also requested to pay RPRF on 7th June. I paid following day and it will be 1 week tomorrow. Another thing when you guys got your request for payment did it say In letter that eligibility has been passed and now only security is pending?
Thanks