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| Subject: Middle name mis-spelled in PR card |
Dear All Forumers;
In my PR Card, the Middle name is mis-spelled. The last letter is missing.
Advise Pls.
Thanks in advance.
[11-01-2008,17:11]
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Chowdhury |
(in reply to: Middle name mis-spelled in PR card)
This normally happens if your middle name is too long to fit in the field , my husband´s is the same. It is not a spelling mistake so no problems
[11-01-2008,19:13]
[***.29.23.218]
Anonymous |
(in reply to: Middle name mis-spelled in PR card)
Is it spelled correctly on your COPR form which will be required for Citizenship?
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[13-01-2008,13:40]
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Roy |
Middle name mis-spelled in PR card (in reply to: Middle name mis-spelled in PR card)
Hi Roy and (Anonymous);
Thanks for your responses.
I just checked my COPR form. It is also missing the "last letter" of the middle name.
Will it cause any problem? Please advise.
Thanks. Chowdhury
[13-01-2008,19:19]
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Chowdhury |
(in reply to: Middle name mis-spelled in PR card)
Husbands COPR is the same , the field length for first and middle name is 15 characters (including spaces) anything else gets truncated.
Annoying perhaps but not a problem
[14-01-2008,12:31]
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Anonymous |
Reply to the Middle name mis-spelled in PR card posting (in reply to: Middle name mis-spelled in PR card)
Called CIC and confirmed that it is not a problem:
Check the PR Card GUIDE: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/5445E.PDF
On page 4
Section A: Personal details
Note between 1 and 2:
Note: Due to the card?s limited space, family names longer than 20 characters and given names longer than 15 characters are automatically shortened.
So, it is NOT a problem.
Thanks everyone.
[14-01-2008,15:41]
[***.245.193.10]
Chowdhury |
