+1(514) 937-9445 or Toll-free (Canada & US) +1 (888) 947-9445

slb

Star Member
Sep 3, 2014
50
0
Category........
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
09-09-2014
Doc's Request.
31-10-2014
AOR Received.
31-10-2014
Med's Done....
28-08-2014
Hi,

From the visa exempt country it says a photocopy of the passport is OK but does not specify- photocopies of EVERY page or just the photo page? Anyone?
 
ines 2015 said:
every page!!

no. if the PPR doesn't specify, the it is ONLY the BIO page. if the visa office wants every page of a passport, it will specify so in the request. it is specific to visa office and where the applicant is from.

slb said:
Hi,

From the visa exempt country it says a photocopy of the passport is OK but does not specify- photocopies of EVERY page or just the photo page? Anyone?

where is the applicant from? generally, it's ONLY the bio page, otherwise the request would specify. it is to confirm pp#, name and validity date.
 
They asked me they same stuff , for my husband biometric page of his passport. My cases is being processed in CPP Ottawa. Does anyone know the approximate time they will ask for passport request? Thanks
 
Siva said:
They asked me they same stuff , for my husband biometric page of his passport. My cases is being processed in CPP Ottawa. Does anyone know the approximate time they will ask for passport request? Thanks

what do you mean? how long it takes an applicant to get the PPR? or how long it takes for approval after PPR?
 
I mean how long for passport request after all documents are submitted after successful appeal. Because they haven't requested passport yet. And I was just wondering when they will request it after submitting all required documents. Thanks
 
Siva said:
I mean how long for passport request after all documents are submitted after successful appeal. Because they haven't requested passport yet. And I was just wondering when they will request it after submitting all required documents. Thanks

It depends if you are from a visa-exempt country. In a visa-exempt country, they don't need your passport to put a visa in it so at the most they'll request a copy of the biometric page of the passport. But more than likely they won't request one at all. I'm from the US, which is visa exempt and I never got a PPR.
 
blueangel371115 said:
It depends if you are from a visa-exempt country. In a visa-exempt country, they don't need your passport to put a visa in it so at the most they'll request a copy of the biometric page of the passport. But more than likely they won't request one at all. I'm from the US, which is visa exempt and I never got a PPR.

Hey,

So they did ask for a copy of the biometric page of my husband's passport. He is from Sri Lanka, do you think he's exempt from providing a passport. Thanks
 
Siva said:
Hey,

So they did ask for a copy of the biometric page of my husband's passport. He is from Sri Lanka, do you think he's exempt from providing a passport. Thanks

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas-all.asp#exemptions
What I saw here, Sri Lanka requires a visa to enter Canada so they may be double checking his citizenship and they likely will need to put a visa in his passport. However, a more experienced member may be able to clarify as US is visa exempt so I never had to send my passport in.
 
This is all it says:

2. The original passport(s), or a photocopy of the passport(s) if you are from a visa exempt country. To find out if you are from a visa exempt country, please consult the following website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp

So thats photo page only??
 
slb said:
This is all it says:

2. The original passport(s), or a photocopy of the passport(s) if you are from a visa exempt country. To find out if you are from a visa exempt country, please consult the following website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp

So thats photo page only??

Actually, you should be sending in a photocopy of ALL of your passport, even the empty pages. They will also want to check travel stamps against any that you have/have not claimed. Sometimes; as in RhCohens case; this is overlooked but generally speaking, you should provide a photocopy of your entire passport. Otherwise, you might slow the process down at a later date if they have to ask you to submit your pages as well.