Help !!! Cheque for immigration returned by the immigration department at Delhi.

[rajeshnpai]

Hi everyone,
Last year I had applied for the Canadian permanent resident card when I was studying in Vancouver.
After graduation I came back to my home country India and I was following up with the immigration process from here.

The other day I got a letter from CIC that I need to provide a police clearance, go through a health checkup, pay the right or permanent residency fee and submit my passport to the Canadian high commission in India.
While checking how much the right of permanent resident fee was I noticed that the website said that I need to pay a sum of 56 Rs as processing fees. I wrote a cheque for that amount and added it to the paperwork that I sent to the immigration office in new delhi but the other day I got a letter from the immigration office saying that the amount is incorrect.

I am not sure how to proceed with this. The people at the bank said that the cheque is proper and there is no reason it should not have been accepted.

Does anyone know anything about this. I spoke to a few of my friends who have immigrated to Canada and they said that they didn't need to pay any money as processing fees. Im really confused and I also cant find the link to the Canadian immigration website that mentioned that i need to pay an extra 56 Rs as processing fees. Can anyone help me with this ?

 

[Rawat anil]

normally they ask for Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) with the medical which is 490 canadian dollar per adult.

check the link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/fees.asp

hope it help.

Hi everyone,
Last year I had applied for the Canadian permanent resident card when I was studying in Vancouver.
After graduation I came back to my home country India and I was following up with the immigration process from here.

The other day I got a letter from CIC that I need to provide a police clearance, go through a health checkup, pay the right or permanent residency fee and submit my passport to the Canadian high commission in India.
While checking how much the right of permanent resident fee was I noticed that the website said that I need to pay a sum of 56 Rs as processing fees. I wrote a cheque for that amount and added it to the paperwork that I sent to the immigration office in new delhi but the other day I got a letter from the immigration office saying that the amount is incorrect.

I am not sure how to proceed with this. The people at the bank said that the cheque is proper and there is no reason it should not have been accepted.

Does anyone know anything about this. I spoke to a few of my friends who have immigrated to Canada and they said that they didn't need to pay any money as processing fees. Im really confused and I also cant find the link to the Canadian immigration website that mentioned that i need to pay an extra 56 Rs as processing fees. Can anyone help me with this ?

 

[explorer101]

Hi everyone,
I wrote a cheque for that amount and added it to the paperwork that I sent to the immigration office in new delhi but the other day I got a letter from the immigration office saying that the amount is incorrect.

There are 2 types of cheques
1. Personal cheque- not accepted by the visa offices
2. Bankers cheque( bank draft)- accepted.

RPRF is $490
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/fees.asp
You can send the bank draft of $490 (CAD) now.

 

[babbu.mann]

you can pay either $490 or Rs 25,970 as a landing fees from NDVO.

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

go to a decent bank like HDFC,ICICI or SBI and ask for a DD in favor of Canadian High Commission payable at New Delhi of 25,970.

I hope that may be helpful

Rabb Rakha
Babbu

Hi everyone,
Last year I had applied for the Canadian permanent resident card when I was studying in Vancouver.
After graduation I came back to my home country India and I was following up with the immigration process from here.

Does anyone know anything about this. I spoke to a few of my friends who have immigrated to Canada and they said that they didn't need to pay any money as processing fees. Im really confused and I also cant find the link to the Canadian immigration website that mentioned that i need to pay an extra 56 Rs as processing fees. Can anyone help me with this ?