CIC Letter Forwarding - Canada Post
- Thread starter shahmad
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Mails from CIC state "DO NOT FORWARD" on them.
For something as important as your test/oath letter (or ANY letter from CIC, for that matter), I would definitely NOT risk it at all.
My advice would be to update your address - and even after you've done so, to keep an eye out on your old mail for a while at least.
PS- Something else that i just thought of - if the postman cannot deliver your letter (do not forward) it would probably go back to CIC. I'm assuming this could trigger something with CIC regarding your(/anyone in question) file.
For something as important as your test/oath letter (or ANY letter from CIC, for that matter), I would definitely NOT risk it at all.
My advice would be to update your address - and even after you've done so, to keep an eye out on your old mail for a while at least.
PS- Something else that i just thought of - if the postman cannot deliver your letter (do not forward) it would probably go back to CIC. I'm assuming this could trigger something with CIC regarding your(/anyone in question) file.
Shi Shahmad
Sorry for being unclear;
What i meant was if you have mail fowarding done then technically canadapost wouldn't be able to deliver to the original/previous address (since the receiver has requested to forward mails).
In this case I believe the 'do not forward' letters go back to the sender (in this case CIC). I would think that mails returned to CIC this way may possibly trigger an RQ or something to that effect.
Sorry for being unclear;
What i meant was if you have mail fowarding done then technically canadapost wouldn't be able to deliver to the original/previous address (since the receiver has requested to forward mails).
In this case I believe the 'do not forward' letters go back to the sender (in this case CIC). I would think that mails returned to CIC this way may possibly trigger an RQ or something to that effect.