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[Paramvir]

Hi to All,

Please take care in making the DD in INR, I came to know that one my frn issued the DD in INR based on the new fees structure. However, due to the currency fluctuation (CAD & INR rates) NDVO has asked him to pay the difference.

So please take care before making any DD in INR.

Hi Sonu,

It is a shocking piece of information, as CIC always updates the website in advance before any hike as they did for 7th November hike in RPRF.

Can you please ask your friend to share the contents of the letter. As it is unbelievable that the immigration section of a country that too like Canada can be so irresponsible to not update such important information in advance and then ask applicants to pay the difference.

Regards,
Param

 

[canadestin]

Hi,

As per the NDVO website for one person 22540 INR, they asked approx.1100 INR (Dont know the perfect amount) as difference due to currency fluctuation.

I prefer to send the DD in CAD to avoid any delay.

Regards,

n wat if the currency fluctuate by the time he send the difference amount?....he need to pay again?... i dont think so......keeping the fluctuation in mind the fee amount in INR is fixed for certain period......

 

[Paramvir]

Hi,

As per the NDVO website for one person 22540 INR, they asked approx.1100 INR (Dont know the perfect amount) as difference due to currency fluctuation.

I prefer to send the DD in CAD to avoid any delay.

Regards,

RPRF can not be made in C$ if you are paying it in country outside Canada.

The RPRF DD is supposed to be payable at local CHC of the country, so it has to be in the country's local currency. Example- If the DD is payable at " New Delhi " it has to be made in Rupees or else it can't be cashed by any bank.

 

[canadestin]

RPRF can not be made in C$ if you are paying it in country outside Canada.

The RPRF DD is supposed to be payable at local CHC of the country, so it has to be in the country's local currency. Example- If the DD is payable at " New Delhi " it has to be made in Rupees or else it can't be cashed by any bank.

do we have to send previous/expired passports for Visa stamping?......did NDVO asked anyone for previous passports?

 

[mute_man]

A special day (3rd Dec) is coming to end..... Its my son's b'day and Our wedding anniversary..... Dual Celebrations still going on.. !!! I am soooo tired !!!!!

Hide your computer, this post does not see your wife. You'll be in big trouble!!

Please do convey Birthday wishes to your son.....and Best wishes to your Better half (Always! )

I agree with Victoria......you will be in deep trouble Param.....take COVER

Mitali

 

[Paramvir]

n wat if the currency fluctuate by the time he send the difference amount?....he need to pay again?... i dont think so......keeping the fluctuation in mind the fee amount in INR is fixed for certain period......

Any payments to be made in country's local currency was hiked for "all payments to be made after 7th November".

Source:
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/india-inde/visas/pr_fees-frais_rp.aspx?lang=eng&view=d

It was clearly mentioned on the website. Also, CHC clearly mentions on the letter they send for RPRF that "applicant would be liable for any price changes made in the interim".

 

[mayankpt]

A special day (3rd Dec) is coming to end..... Its my son's b'day and Our wedding anniversary..... Dual Celebrations still going on.. !!! I am soooo tired !!!!!

oh..thats great..
it was our wedding anniversary too param ...
belated happy marriage anniversary to both of you dear..
and belated happy bday to ur son....
mayank

 

[Paramvir]

do we have to send previous/expired passports for Visa stamping?......did NDVO asked anyone for previous passports?

Hi Canadestin,

No, they don't ask for expired passport during stamping.

Copies of expired or filled passports have to be sent with initial application to CIC.


Regards,
Param

 

[sonu_rp]

do we have to send previous/expired passports for Visa stamping?......did NDVO asked anyone for previous passports?

Yes NDVO asked me the My valid and Old Passport both. So its better to send both passport.

Regards,

 

[Paramvir]

Yes NDVO asked me the My valid and Old Passport both. So its better to send both passport.

Regards,

Hi Sonu,

Did you send copies of both new and old PP during initial application?


Regards,
Param

 

[sonu_rp]

Hi Sonu,

It is a shocking piece of information, as CIC always updates the website in advance before any hike as they did for 7th November hike in RPRF.

Can you please ask your friend to share the contents of the letter. As it is unbelievable that the immigration section of a country that too like Canada can be so irresponsible to not update such important information in advance and then ask applicants to pay the difference.

Regards,
Param

Hi Param,

Even it is shocking for me. I was planning to make DD in few days, but now even i have to double cross check before issuing it.

If i get any further information from him, i will post it here for all our members.

Regards,

Sonu

 

[sonu_rp]

Hi Sonu,

Did you send copies of both new and old PP during initial application?


Regards,
Param

Yes

 

[Paramvir]

Any payments to be made in country's local currency was hiked for "all payments to be made after 7th November".

Source:
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/india-inde/visas/pr_fees-frais_rp.aspx?lang=eng&view=d

It was clearly mentioned on the website. Also, CHC clearly mentions on the letter they send for RPRF that "applicant would be liable for any price changes made in the interim".

Sonu,

Please check the link in above post.

The letter i got from CIC mentioned Rs21440 to be paid per person as RPRF but it also indicated clearly that the prices are not final and subject to change without prior notice.

After looking into website, I paid Rs 22540 as mentioned on website and the DD was cashed on 2nd December.


Regards,
Param

 

[Paramvir]

Yes

Hehe ,, I was not asked for my expired PP....


Regards,
Param

 

[sonu_rp]

Hehe ,, I was not asked for my expired PP....


Regards,
Param

As I am staying out side India, they want to double check my Visa & Travel History on the passport.

Regards,

Sonu