Wait for the PR card just in case. Also, you have to send your expired travell document, but to get it shipped back to you, write an explanation letter and attach it in the new application envelope saying that the expired document has yiur valid US visa and you would need it back to travel to USA.Which travel document after PR: RTD or Certificate of Identity? My RTD has expired.
Hi everyone, I hope someone here can help or share their experience.
I was a protected person and have recently become a permanent resident. I now want to apply to renew my travel document, but I’m confused about which one to apply for.
There seem to be two options:
Refugee Travel Document – for people with protected person status
Certificate of Identity – for permanent residents who are not protected persons and cannot get a national passport
Since I am now a permanent resident, I’m not sure which option is correct. I also noticed that the fees are different for each. ($ 120 & 260 )
Additionally, my previous Refugee Travel Document is expired, but it still contains a valid U.S. B1/B2 visa. The application checklist says to send any travel documents with the new application. I’m concerned about sending the original because I still need the U.S. visa in the future.
I am still waiting for my PR card. Can I apply for the travel document using just my eCOPR, or do I need to wait for the PR card first?
Has anyone in a similar situation successfully applied? Is it acceptable to send a photocopy of the expired Refugee Travel Document instead of the original?
I don’t have a lawyer and plan to apply on my own, so I want to make sure I do this correctly.
Thank you very much to anyone who has experience or knowledge about this process.
And, yiu have to apply for a new travel document for refugees as you are a protected person not the protected temporary resident, that's when you need to apply for certificate of identity in most cases.
I hope this helps.
Thanks
