Dear All
As I am soon approaching 6 weeks since the PR card was mailed, it looks like I will end up having to submit a solemn declaration for PR card that was never received.
The declaration asks for "permanent address" - without specifying residential or mailing address.
I am currently abroad (and I made this clear to IRCC - so I thought I would be asked to pick up the card but this did not happen - they just mailed it to the address I resided in when I submitted the application, and it was lost in mail).
I wonder if indicating a Canadian MAILING address in the "permanent address" section of solemn declaration (and explaining that this is a mailing address in the section where they ask to explain the circumstances in which the card was lost or never received) is fine?
I do not want to risk mispresentation, so want to make sure this is a right thing to do, as long as I am clear in the declaration that this is a mailing address? After all, I cannot leave this section blank, and this should be a Canadian address, I understand...
Many thanks!
As I am soon approaching 6 weeks since the PR card was mailed, it looks like I will end up having to submit a solemn declaration for PR card that was never received.
The declaration asks for "permanent address" - without specifying residential or mailing address.
I am currently abroad (and I made this clear to IRCC - so I thought I would be asked to pick up the card but this did not happen - they just mailed it to the address I resided in when I submitted the application, and it was lost in mail).
I wonder if indicating a Canadian MAILING address in the "permanent address" section of solemn declaration (and explaining that this is a mailing address in the section where they ask to explain the circumstances in which the card was lost or never received) is fine?
I do not want to risk mispresentation, so want to make sure this is a right thing to do, as long as I am clear in the declaration that this is a mailing address? After all, I cannot leave this section blank, and this should be a Canadian address, I understand...
Many thanks!