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    2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

    Temporary number with XG is in the submission confirmation letter. Application number with G is in the AOR - acknowledge of receipt.
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    Travel as a refugee claimant.

    Can't you use a driver license or provincial id?
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    2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

    After submitting screenshots to technical support they were able to fix something on their end and I could link my account yesterday.
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    2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

    And what information they told you over the phone that wasn't matching from the form 0008 you submitted? I just spoke with them and we did step by step over the phone and still didn't work. They asked me to send a screenshot with the answers used and the error in a webform.
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    USA Visa: Using my refugee travel document

    For how long was the UK visa granted? Just the date you mentioned you wanted to visit UK or 6 months multiple entry?
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    Travel with Travel Documents For Protected Persons/Refugees

    "certain countries" means "about 180 countries"
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    2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

    PR applied 21 Feb 25 Temporary submission # 9 May 25 Requested an ATIP regarding the Temp submission # 10 June 25 Reply ATIP regarding Temp # 11 Aug 25 (nothing relevant) AOR / Biometrics request 12 Aug 25 I have tried several ways to link my account with GCkey, unsucessfully. Now locked for...
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    RTD travel - Which nationality to select while booking a ticket

    Those questions where from secondary officer at pearson. They didn't ask to see pics but I guess they could if they had suspected I had been to my born country. In may the secondary officer asked to see the boarding pass of return from Mexico. For the airline just the RTD.
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    RTD travel - Which nationality to select while booking a ticket

    Hi. I was travelling without Pr. Just usual questions, from where are you coming? For how many days? Did you go somewhere else? Are you bringing more than 10k? Bringing weapons? Food? -Yes. food. Childen formula with milk powder, coffee beans, and toasted nuts. Did you go alone? No, a...
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    RTD travel - Which nationality to select while booking a ticket

    Just came back today from Mexico, this time from Cancun. When departing Canada using Flair, I did the online check-in and got my seat number, before going the security area I just passed by Flair line to measure the backpack and put their purple tag. When it was time to board I was holded at...
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    8+ Months Waiting for Work Permit – Refugee Claimant

    How do you get the MP involved in those cases? By letter? In person appointment? Could you detail the process please?
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    disabled refugee revoked of status

    Isn't the same guy that came from USA 2 months ago driving a limousine, fearing deportantion by ICE for being illegal there? :eek:
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    RTD travel - Which nationality to select while booking a ticket

    Probably we will always be sent to secondary until becoming citizen (some people even after that). Don't bother going to primary kiosk machines. They will print an invalid receipt with RTD, just go directly to the office desk. First official asks the regular questions. Where did you go...
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    RTD travel - Which nationality to select while booking a ticket

    I understand like we're still national of our birth countries. When you are doing your check-in with flair you can use the camera to auto fill the passport information, and it will put your nationality country automatically, not Canada.
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    RTD travel - Which nationality to select while booking a ticket

    There's your nationality inside. Place of birth, and some countries take that in account for visa purposes. I'm exempt of Colombia/Costa Rica visa for example, my friend has also RTD and needs visa because he's from Nicaragua. Our first international travel, He was also treated differently at...
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