Passport sized photos taken in a studio. Check the link provided above for specs.
Looks like I have a new project for this weekend - acquiring the photographs! The ones I have are UK specs so the sizing is a little different. Damn!Passport sized photos taken in a studio. Check the link provided above for specs.
They are very specific about the measurements. So please ensure all of them are correct. My friend had to do it 3 times luckily he was an inland applicant
I have submitted them alongwith the application, do we have to redo them when we get PPR?They are very specific about the measurements. So please ensure all of them are correct. My friend had to do it 3 times luckily he was an inland applicant
My application followed exact same path, AOR 14 April, RPRF req April 28, paid May 2, still in IP1, lets hope for the best!
There you go !Post PPR information
1. Generally you have 30 days from the time you receive PPR except for special circumstances which you need to inform the visa office.
2. PPR validity is one year from the date of your Medical exam. Your must plan to go to Canada within that period. Extension might be granted only on specific circumstances.
3. You need to provide passport (if not from exempted countries), professionally taken photos (with studio details at the back of photo), copy of bio pages of passport, copy of PPR mail and Annex A. You will receive complete instruction in the PPR email. (someone mentioned to provide copies for each passport)
Last but not the least everything will be explained in the letter accompanying your CoPR as well.
tks,
tbn2k18
Further details will be provided when PPR mails comes through
So if you're from a visa exempt country, you don't need to send them your passport?
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ppr-does-visa-exempt-passport-holder-need-to-send-physical-passport-or-just-scanned-copy.500102/#post-6210639
