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Immigration Help! My friend got her Canadian PR card approved and now has to send her passport to get her VISA stamped in it. The catch is that she no longer lives in Canada. And this is what the letter says. Quote:
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Best bet is to have it returned to a Canadian address then mail it again to New Zealand |
isn't there an embassy in New Zealand? Maybe they can help you out with the stamps. Long shot though. |
yeah with other countries you can deal with ith through the embassy i cant see canada being different |
If you are not living in Canada anymore, it is well within the rights of Immigration Canada to ask more questions and even ask for it back and tell you to GTFO. I have a friend who is a VP at Pfizer living in NY, he hasn't been in Canada for a while. He was unceremoniously refused entry and everything canceled right in front of him. PR is permanent residency card, they expect you to be here. The person is NOT a Canadian citizen. Don't expect any special treatment, when they say US/Canada only, they mean it. |
^ ding ding ding. |
Same situation is occurring to my cousin in California. She's been waiting over a year now for the approval of her Green Card, she's been told that she cannot leave the country, which she hasn't. The moment she does, her application is automatically withdrawn. Same situation applies here. |
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Well her correspondence has been going to Auckland and in her updated application she had told them she left the country because her work permit had expired. They knew her situation but still awarded her the PR card after she sent her application. |
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so she sends in her passport from wherever she is now with a return addressed envelope to you or someone in canada and then you express it back to her after its been stamped. But it still wont be activated till she goes to a port of entry for final bs. I just completed a PR application with my GF two months ago |
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thats just scamming the system! If you want a PR card stay in the fucken country |
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Now THAT is scamming the system. Though I wouldn't do what Phil said, the best advice is to give the immigration guys a call and ask for help. |
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People need to live and if this persons work/visitor visa expired while waiting for our stupid slow immigration system, full of dumb stone walls, road blocks and inept people. Of course they have to go back to their country of origin to work and gather some money to bring back to Canada. When it comes to PR applications what should take no more then a few months often takes upwards of two years. Hell they made me and my gf go to Seatlle twice for interviews and other bs paperwork because they misplaced parts of our application. When we got there the second time I was told *Oh you could have just sent us those documents you didnt need to drive down here* I coulda killed the bitch. By letter and by phone they insisted we go to them with the documents in hand or be denied PR. |
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