[HELP] Visa Stamped in Passport then sent back to Ottawa

[kenthething23]

Hi,

I recently have my passport request by CPC-O, I sent my passport without issues. However, when it was being sent back after having my TRV stamped, Canada Post messed up and returned to Ottawa (returned to sender). Luckily, I put a signature required sticker on the Xpresspost envelope, and know that it has been successfully sent back to Ottawa.

I immediately emailed CPC-O, so far no response. I called IRCC and they suggested me to fax them and send them another new priority envelope, because I might need to travel urgently, which I did.

Have any of you experienced this fiasco with Canada Post? Will CPC-O return my passport through the envelope I provided? Or they will just withhold my passport? Maybe I am overthinking but it's my passport...

Thanks

*Sorry for the duplicate thread, I trying to figure out the best section to post*

 

[bellaluna]

Hi,

I recently have my passport request by CPC-O, I sent my passport without issues. However, when it was being sent back after having my TRV stamped, Canada Post messed up and returned to Ottawa (returned to sender). Luckily, I put a signature required sticker on the Xpresspost envelope, and know that it has been successfully sent back to Ottawa.

I immediately emailed CPC-O, so far no response. I called IRCC and they suggested me to fax them and send them another new priority envelope, because I might need to travel urgently, which I did.

Have any of you experienced this fiasco with Canada Post? Will CPC-O return my passport through the envelope I provided? Or they will just withhold my passport? Maybe I am overthinking but it's my passport...

Thanks

*Sorry for the duplicate thread, I trying to figure out the best section to post*

They'll send it back to you. They don't have any reason to withhold your passport.

 

[kenthething23]

They'll send it back to you. They don't have any reason to withhold your passport.

Thanks for the response, I've been super stressed about this whole situation started with the carelessness from Canada Post.