Physical presence for PR Card
Sep 23rd 2002, 2:26 pm
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Physical presence for PR Card
Dear Andrew Miller.
Do you need to be physically present in Canada at the time of application of PR Card or at the time of receiving it from the CIC office.
Do you need to be physically present in Canada at the time of application of PR Card or at the time of receiving it from the CIC office.
Sep 24th 2002, 9:25 am
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Re: Physical presence for PR Card
Originally posted by Tanveer:
Dear Andrew Miller.
Do you need to be physically present in Canada at the time of application of PR Card or at the time of receiving it from the CIC office.
Dear Andrew Miller.
Do you need to be physically present in Canada at the time of application of PR Card or at the time of receiving it from the CIC office.
Still waiting for a reply.
Sep 24th 2002, 9:10 pm
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Re: Physical presence for PR Card
Why should he reply? He's donating his time here for free - if you
want him to be at your beck and call, you've got to pay him some
dollars.
In Canada you never address someone by their surname, by the way - you
might get more of a response if you call him 'Mr Miller' or even
'Andrew' but not 'Miller.' Try that in Canada and your time
unemployed will be all the longer.
Jeremy
>On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 09:25:43 +0000, Tanveer wrote:
>Originally posted by Tanveer:
>> Dear Andrew Miller.
>> Do you need to be physically present in Canada at the time of
>> application of PR Card or at the time of receiving it from the
>> CIC office.
>Dear Miller,
>Still waiting for a reply.
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
want him to be at your beck and call, you've got to pay him some
dollars.
In Canada you never address someone by their surname, by the way - you
might get more of a response if you call him 'Mr Miller' or even
'Andrew' but not 'Miller.' Try that in Canada and your time
unemployed will be all the longer.
Jeremy
>On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 09:25:43 +0000, Tanveer wrote:
>Originally posted by Tanveer:
>> Dear Andrew Miller.
>> Do you need to be physically present in Canada at the time of
>> application of PR Card or at the time of receiving it from the
>> CIC office.
>Dear Miller,
>Still waiting for a reply.
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Sep 25th 2002, 8:41 am
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Re: Physical presence for PR Card
Originally posted by Jaj:
Why should he reply? He's donating his time here for free - if you
want him to be at your beck and call, you've got to pay him some
dollars.
In Canada you never address someone by their surname, by the way - you
might get more of a response if you call him 'Mr Miller' or even
'Andrew' but not 'Miller.' Try that in Canada and your time
unemployed will be all the longer.
Jeremy
>On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 09:25:43 +0000, Tanveer wrote:
>Originally posted by Tanveer:
>> Dear Andrew Miller.
>> Do you need to be physically present in Canada at the time of
>> application of PR Card or at the time of receiving it from the
>> CIC office.
>Dear Miller,
>Still waiting for a reply.
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Why should he reply? He's donating his time here for free - if you
want him to be at your beck and call, you've got to pay him some
dollars.
In Canada you never address someone by their surname, by the way - you
might get more of a response if you call him 'Mr Miller' or even
'Andrew' but not 'Miller.' Try that in Canada and your time
unemployed will be all the longer.
Jeremy
>On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 09:25:43 +0000, Tanveer wrote:
>Originally posted by Tanveer:
>> Dear Andrew Miller.
>> Do you need to be physically present in Canada at the time of
>> application of PR Card or at the time of receiving it from the
>> CIC office.
>Dear Miller,
>Still waiting for a reply.
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Now I understand the reason of my un employement in Canada.I wish I would have known it earlier.
By the way what is his fee.
Thanks
