Hey there - I'm sponsoring my wife who is from the United States. When I originally paid my fees, the tool that I used to determine whether or not we had to pay for biometrics said that we would have to pay for biometrics if my wife was applying for permanent residence. I checked it now, and it says that you *don't* have to give biometrics if you're applying for a permanent resident card, but you do if you are applying for permanent residence? I don't understand...
I'm using this tool, and USA as the country - https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/biometrics.asp - Where it asks "Are you applying for a permanent resident card," if I answer "Yes" it says that we don't need to provide biometrics. If I answer "no" it says that we have to provide biometrics if we are applying for permanent residence. I'm baffled, frankly.
I included biometrics fees when I paid for my application. Will they just refund me the money if they don't need it, or will it cause greater complications?
Let me know. Thanks!
Edit - Nevermind. The guide says that they will refund the fees. I'm still confused at whether or not we need biometrics lol. I'm glad I paid for them regardless.
I'm using this tool, and USA as the country - https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/biometrics.asp - Where it asks "Are you applying for a permanent resident card," if I answer "Yes" it says that we don't need to provide biometrics. If I answer "no" it says that we have to provide biometrics if we are applying for permanent residence. I'm baffled, frankly.
I included biometrics fees when I paid for my application. Will they just refund me the money if they don't need it, or will it cause greater complications?
Let me know. Thanks!
Edit - Nevermind. The guide says that they will refund the fees. I'm still confused at whether or not we need biometrics lol. I'm glad I paid for them regardless.