Sending today: last minute questions

[criveros]

What is the preferred method of sending inland applications (Canada Post)?

Did you just drop the little envelope with the photos inside the big envelope?

 

[browning911]

I would attach the photos to sheet of paper so they don't go "missing".

 

[Aujla8]

What is the preferred method of sending inland applications (Canada Post)?

Did you just drop the little envelope with the photos inside the big envelope?

attach the photographs to PA s form imm008 on the top put in a small envelop with a paperclip. most of the people attach in that way.we also did in same way and it f9.

 

[Hurlabrick]

What is the preferred method of sending inland applications (Canada Post)?

Did you just drop the little envelope with the photos inside the big envelope?

Your call re: postage, but I know for certain that I would use a proper courier company (FedEx, UPS, DHL etc.). If you do, remember, there is a different delivery address to use. Gets there, gets there quicker, track every inch of the way, and it will be signed for - so you have proof of delivery.....

 

[criveros]

Your call re: postage, but I know for certain that I would use a proper courier company (FedEx, UPS, DHL etc.). If you do, remember, there is a different delivery address to use. Gets there, gets there quicker, track every inch of the way, and it will be signed for - so you have proof of delivery.....

With Canada Post Registered Mail you get proof of delivery.

 

[Hurlabrick]

With Canada Post Registered Mail you get proof of delivery.

As I said, your call....

 

[Lashen]

What is the preferred method of sending inland applications (Canada Post)?

Did you just drop the little envelope with the photos inside the big envelope?

I used Xpress Canada Post and had no problem!! It got there within 3 days (Station B - I remember). If I were you I would print the photos on A4 paper (maybe 4 photos per sheet/page - no back and front). If this way it's easy for the to scan!!

 

[viva-c]

I used Canada Post and sent via Priority, which is the fastest delivery option (overnight). This comes with tracking/signature confirmation. It was delivered in 1 day. Plus, it was only about $25 or so. I think Canada Post is the more cost-effective route... lord knows we already spend enough to go through this process!