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| Subject: PPR request (V. IMP Question) |
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I have a very important question, please give me good feedback on this. I have gotten IA in December 1st week of 2005 and my interview is waived, did my medicals Dec 2nd week of 2005. Also submitted my ROLF fee in Jan 1st week. I am all set. But i am very worried as I might have to travel to my home country for a period of 3 months from March 06 to May 06 I wont be in USA> what will happen if they issue me PP request when im out of USA and is there any timeline for PP request, what if i dont meet that timeline? will they still keep my file current? i have on idea when they will request PPR? please help me ....anyone been in this situation? what if i go to my home country in March 2006 and i get my PP request in March and i come back after 3 months in may or june 2006 and is that it????let me know pleaseeeee
[09-01-2006,04:34]
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CoolBeans |
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(in reply to: PPR request (V. IMP Question))
If there is someone in your US address, then it should not be a problem. You can send your passport directly to CIC Buffalo upon receiveing your PPR and have your friend in your US address send your passport back to you after passport is returned from Buffalo.
[09-01-2006,08:55]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: PPR request (V. IMP Question))
Yes, there is a time limit mentioned in the PPR for submitting your PP for stamping. It is usually around 10 weeks from the date of issue of your PPR. However, it is based on what I have observed and may nothold true in your case. I am also not sure if you can request for extending this deadline. It is better if you ask CIC about this directly.
In my opinion, it is not advisable to ship your passport via courier/mail across international borders. In fact, it might even be illegal depending on your country of citizenship.
[09-01-2006,09:53]
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Phaedrus |
(in reply to: PPR request (V. IMP Question))
I agree. Do not ship passports across borders. It´s illegal and most likely Fedex/UPS will refuse the package and passport does show up on mail scans.
[09-01-2006,22:59]
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