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[wjkouass]

Hello!
I’m a professional athlete & my Canadian cousin invited me to his daughter Baptisism! I cam surely finance myself & got all my documents gathered.

My questions are:
1) how do I obtain the proof medical appointment?
2) Do I must have a reservation ticket?

 

[Bryanna]

1) how do I obtain the proof medical appointment?

Not sure what a medical appointment has to do with a visit to attend a baptism.

2) Do I must have a reservation ticket?

You can include a flight itinerary. Do not book tickets until a visa is granted

 

[wjkouass]

No I saw that proof of medical appointment is a requirement, which is why I asked. & I have no idea how to get that

 

[Bryanna]

No I saw that proof of medical appointment is a requirement, which is why I asked. & I have no idea how to get that

Do post the link where you read this

 

[wjkouass]

Sorry I had to re read it! It was an example or purpose of travel. I’m tripping. Thanks

 

[wjkouass]

Hello! I applied for a Canada visa about 2 and a half weeks ago. just got a letter from the Canada consulate saying that my biometric is valide until 2029 & that I should keep the letter for future applications as well. Does that mean that I have a good chance to receive the tourist visa? Thanks

 

[myra20sharma]

Hello! I applied for a Canada visa about 2 and a half weeks ago. just got a letter from the Canada consulate saying that my biometric is valide until 2029 & that I should keep the letter for future applications as well. Does that mean that I have a good chance to receive the tourist visa? Thanks

Yes you should save that letter for future, however, your bios will stay in IRCC's record for 10 years anyways.

And this is just a "Biometric Validity Letter", everyone who gives bios gets this, irrespective of the decision on application (Approved/Rejected)