Urgent !! Can I legally represent my husband at his citizenship interview ?

[Avadava]

My PRTD is also marked FPC, but I was NOT a family class applicant.

Yes, you're right about that. Family class is FC followed by different letter and number depending on the type of family sponsorship (FCC - common law partner, FC1 - spouse, etc.) I did say I might be mistaken, it just looked familiar at first glance.
Apparently FPC means Fees Paid in Canada.

 

[qorax]

Yes, you're right about that. Family class is FC followed by different letter and number depending on the type of family sponsorship (FCC - common law partner, FC1 - spouse, etc.) I did say I might be mistaken, it just looked familiar at first glance.
Apparently FPC means Fees Paid in Canada.

And I also DID NOT pay my fees in Canada. PRTD's are issued overseas, with fees paid in the local currency.

 

[Avadava]

And I also DID NOT pay my fees in Canada. PRTD's are issued overseas, with fees paid in the local currency.

http://www.itc-canada.com/caips_codes_and_abbreviations.htm

 

[qorax]

http://www.itc-canada.com/caips_codes_and_abbreviations.htm

Seems to be wrong. As that worked out incorrect for my case.

Ps. Besides, it is not CAIPS, whose codes could be different than that of PRTD/Visa/SJTD.

 

[Avadava]

Yes, you're right about that. Family class is FC followed by different letter and number depending on the type of family sponsorship (FCC - common law partner, FC1 - spouse, etc.) I did say I might be mistaken, it just looked familiar at first glance.
Apparently FPC means Fees Paid in Canada.

See the word in bold from my comment. Words I used in my comments were: "mistaken" "apparently". I was never absolute and claimed I was right. No need to continue this convo. I get it, you have a visa and they all must be the same, right?

 

[OdinNguyen]

my husband is currently overseas with an expired Pr card , had submitted his citizenship application prior to traveling and met his residency obligation , it will take 4 weeks to get a travel document to come to his citizenship interview and therefore he will not make it , can I go legally tor represent him instead of him to his interview with all his original documents , and explain to the officer the situation ? We don’t want to postpone his interview because he has only 75 days left in his residency obligation , is it allowed that I go to his interview instead of him ? If he signs a consent ?

NO and NO. Anyway, if you get your citizenship you can sponsor him any day any time. It is not the end of the world for you guys.

 

[torrcan]

You TOTALLY misunderstood me I meant legally !!

First you wanted to replace him, illegally right? (lollll), now you want to legally represent him !!

 

[omerhaha]

First you wanted to replace him, illegally right? (lollll), now you want to legally represent him !!

I think there is no way to replace him neither legally nor illegally