Hi Seniors,
I am starting this thread as I was unable to find a detailed discussion on this.
I am an Indian PP holder residing in US & applied for FSW 2014. I am at my last stage & got the Visa stamping email from Ottawa.
As I was preparing for sending my family's PP, I got to know of this rule:
IF YOU ARE AN INDIAN CITIZEN , It's against the law to mail the INDIAN passports to a different country (from the residing country) by Post.
What I have understood from the forum is that people have taken 1 out of these 2 routes:
1. People have taken the risk & gone ahead by sending their Indian PP's from US to Ottawa. Most were successful & did not face any issues.
2. People have requested CIC for stamping at NY or California Canadian visa office.
I want to take Route 2.
What have been the response of CIC for route No 2.
Thanks
I am starting this thread as I was unable to find a detailed discussion on this.
I am an Indian PP holder residing in US & applied for FSW 2014. I am at my last stage & got the Visa stamping email from Ottawa.
As I was preparing for sending my family's PP, I got to know of this rule:
IF YOU ARE AN INDIAN CITIZEN , It's against the law to mail the INDIAN passports to a different country (from the residing country) by Post.
What I have understood from the forum is that people have taken 1 out of these 2 routes:
1. People have taken the risk & gone ahead by sending their Indian PP's from US to Ottawa. Most were successful & did not face any issues.
2. People have requested CIC for stamping at NY or California Canadian visa office.
I want to take Route 2.
What have been the response of CIC for route No 2.
Thanks