Permanent Residency Application and change of passport information-consequences?

[sas123]

It takes about 12 months to process a permanent residency application for a spouse, if during this period the passport number changes for theinvited-to-Canada-spous, would this make the application time to start over?

Thanks!

[PRS]

I'm not sure of the answer to your question, but I will tell you that I'm in a similar situation. 
     I sent my paperwork in before I changed my last name on my US passport.  I received an entirely new passport with a new number.
     However, I did write immigration a letter with my application stating that I would be doing this.  My plan is to send in a copy of the new passport.  That was the advice given to me. 

[Libra]

I changed my passport once during the process, and the process continued for me.

I waited until the Consular sent me the next correspondence, and when I responded to their request, which was sending in the FBI clearance, I sent an accompanying letter stating that I have a new passport, and I included photocopies of the first 4 pages of the passport.

Processed continued, and I received my visa in my new passport.

It takes about 12 months to process a permanent residency application for a spouse, if during this period the passport number changes for theinvited-to-Canada-spous, would this make the application time to start over?

Thanks!

[chelly]

I'm working as a nurse in saskatchewan since feb. i have a permanet part time position but guaranteed fult time for 1 yr as what is stated on my contract. Do you think I can already apply on SINP for PR?

thanks

[nguyentu2001]

just put the 2 passport together and write a letter explaining why you have new passport. In case you lost your passport and applied for a new one....you do also need to write an explaining letter