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BrianHA
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Sri Lanka
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 Posted - February 08 2007 : 01:59:49
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I am facing an awkward situation. I've just been given a date to appear for the citizenship test.
On the pamphlet that was included with this letter, it said that I must bring my Confirmation of Permanent Residence document (IMM-5292) with me to the test.
Well at the time I became a landed immigrant no one gave me any documents that bore the numbers IMM-1000 or IMM 5292. I've searched high and low, and I have all the documents that I was given at the time I became a permanent resident, but there is no IMM-5292. I am certain given I careful I normally am with important documents, had I been given this document IMM-5292 that I would still have it safely tucked away with all my other important documents.
So what do I do now? ..Is my permanent resident card good enough in lieu of this document called the IMM-5292? Be obliged to anyone who can kindly shed some light on this matter.
Brian.
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Azah
New Member
Pakistan
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Posted - February 10 2007 : 06:21:37
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Dear Brian
you dont need to worry if you were not issued any document,, take what ever you have, make sure you take extra photo id's ie licence, health card etc etc or passport |
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boyko777
New Member
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Posted - February 28 2007 : 14:51:10
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I have the same problem. I am in the process of applying for citizenship - and these forms are required. I was never given these - I applied for my PR from w/in Canada, is this why I don't have one? Will I lose my $200 payment fee if these are not included in my citizenship info that I send to them?
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amtin
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Canada
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Posted - February 28 2007 : 22:13:01
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it would be better if you call CIC and find out
but out of curiosity how could you apply for PR card
when you didnt have IMM5292 or IMM1000(either one)
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boyko777
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Posted - March 01 2007 : 08:42:22
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I guess I filled it out if you needed them for PR, but we had an immigration lawyer help us. He does not have my paperwork any more. It is hard to get to a real person when you call.
Thanks for your help suggestion. |
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BrianHA
New Member
Sri Lanka
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Posted - March 07 2007 : 00:53:10
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...........Well, so as it turned out, apparently there was no problem. I applied for my citizenship on the 30th of November 2006, and I got a letter requesting that I go for my citizenship exam on the 22nd of Feb. So I went, did the test, and as far as I can tell, I passed it with flying colours. They did ask me about these documents at the test also, and again I gave them the same answer, (that I didn't have them) But I was allowed to sit for the test. So hopefully I will be getting letter one of these days requesting that I go to take oath and the swearing-in ceremony.
Brian. |
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amtin
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Canada
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Posted - March 07 2007 : 00:57:13
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Brian
can you post here whenever you recieve your letter to take oath |
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BrianHA
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Sri Lanka
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Vkmad
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Posted - March 11 2007 : 21:29:42
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Brian:
Since you did not have landing documents, which other documents were asked for in your test? How long it took for you to talk with officer before you were allowed to write the test
Thanks for sharing this info
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