I have a question to you guys . My 1 year old is a Canadian citizen b birth here and my dependent(haven't still applied for a Canadian passport) .bud_weiser said:
I uploaded mine in "Letter of Explanation" section. Others here have said they uploaded theirs with their education documents. I think either option works just fine.Jai Balajee said:
I would suggest you to send them a case specific enquiry, which is more likely answered by the Immigration Expert team and the same response will be logged against the GCMS notes. The answer they provided will be recorded under the file number you specify in the Enquiry, which might help the VO when processing your BOWP file while looking at the information based on the response CIC provided.Britanno-Columbien said:
Since you're not applying for your Child's PR but just you have to declare in your relationship. In your case, your child is a Citizen and he do not need any medicals even though if he might be staying out of the country for more than 6 months continuously in a year, by definition he is covered by every medical expense in Canada by Canadian Government. SO he niether requires to show any proof of Medicals nor you submit an application on his behalf.PedDoc said:
PCC validity is for 6 months for most of the countries. U will need to get PCC for all the countries you and your dependents have visited for more than 6 months. Go to CIC website to look for Approved list of Panel Doctors. U can't just go anywhere.international1 said:
Thanks for the suggestion, Jaffa83! I don't know -- all my interactions with CIC through a case-specific inquiry resulted in pre-formatted replies that had no bearing on the actual issue I was concerned about, and I doubt this would be different. I did, however, explain (as best as I could) in my BWOP letter of explanation that I'm applying following the instructions of CIC Call Centre reps who advised me that the EE AOR is fine. Honestly, I doubt this would sway anyone if they really don't accept that as sufficient for BWOP.jaffa83 said:
