I think these sections and numbers are completely wrong, do check.I believe the main one is section 130, sub sections 133(1) and 130(2)
It also mentions section 120, and subsection 12(1)
I think these sections and numbers are completely wrong, do check.I believe the main one is section 130, sub sections 133(1) and 130(2)
It also mentions section 120, and subsection 12(1)
Here is the letter I got, it shows these sections and subsections. As I understand, it's a long way of saying that they want more proof that I will be moving back to Canada. Does it give you any more insight on if it's a big problem?I think these sections and numbers are completely wrong, do check.
Ah, now I understand the numbers.Here is the letter I got, it shows these sections and subsections. As I understand, it's a long way of saying that they want more proof that I will be moving back to Canada. Does it give you any more insight on if it's a big problem?
try the following as well:Here is the letter I got, it shows these sections and subsections. As I understand, it's a long way of saying that they want more proof that I will be moving back to Canada. Does it give you any more insight on if it's a big problem?
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Hey , i jad kinda similar situation in which my name on passport was different than my reaidency and initially submitted papers then they told me the miss spilling and small chages does not affect application name spelling and they will follow passport anyway.. hope this helps ! U can also send them a web form they should reply just to make sureHello,
I had a question about my name, My legal name has an apostrophe in it, eg D'souza, but on my Indian passport, the apostrophe is replaced with a space, as the Indian passports do not accept apostrophes, as such when I fill up forms, and they ask for my name, do I include my legal name or the name on my passport, even though it isn't actually correct?
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thanks for your response, I just got off a call with IRCC and explained my situation, they mentioned that I can write a letter of explanation stating that India doesn't allow for apostrophes in your name (which is true, cause boy did I try to get it included) and as such the name spelt on my passport doesn't really match (even though its a minor detail) my legal name. I think I could also ask them to consult my birth certificate and PCC for my correct name. Plus all the id I have received in Canada have my correct name on it, so they can refer that, should they require proof.Hey , i jad kinda similar situation in which my name on passport was different than my reaidency and initially submitted papers then they told me the miss spilling and small chages does not affect application name spelling and they will follow passport anyway.. hope this helps ! U can also send them a web form they should reply just to make sure
I believe the international standards for passports (ICAO) do not allow apostrophes so it is not specific to India. This is not uncommon worldwide so you should not have any big troubles. A short letter of explanation will be fine.thanks for your response, I just got off a call with IRCC and explained my situation, they mentioned that I can write a letter of explanation stating that India doesn't allow for apostrophes in your name (which is true, cause boy did I try to get it included) and as such the name spelt on my passport doesn't really match (even though its a minor detail) my legal name. I think I could also ask them to consult my birth certificate and PCC for my correct name. Plus all the id I have received in Canada have my correct name on it, so they can refer that, should they require proof.