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Jun 9th 2006 | 8:22 am

#31

Butch Cassidy

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Re: PR card

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Originally Posted by Gray C

Is it wise to use my sister in law's address for the PR card, or is this a no no?

As long as it's a Canadian address its perfect!

Jun 9th 2006 | 9:08 am

#32

iaink

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From: Upstate South Carolina

Re: PR card

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Originally Posted by Gray C

Is it wise to use my sister in law's address for the PR card, or is this a no no?

Should be OK. Technically its probably not allowed, but as dbd points out, most things are here

Jun 9th 2006 | 9:13 am

#33

Island_Girl

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Joined: Jan 2006

Posts: 202

From: Victoria BC

Re: PR card

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Originally Posted by iaink

You have lived here since coming as a kid in 1967 and never bothered with Citizenship?

lol ...nope I moved here when I was 4 lived my whole life here...never really thought about having to get my citizenship...until I married a Brit and thought I might be moving to UK and wanted to make sure I could always come back here...I got my PR card just in time to make it redundent when I finally got my citizenship this past Jan...so now I am finally an offical Canadian

Island Girl

Jun 16th 2006 | 3:37 pm

#34

grumpy

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Re: PR card

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Originally Posted by tony.l

who is HB and has anyone else that had a IMM 1000 and needed to update it to the new PR card had theres mailed out to them rather than having to go in and collect it in person.

Looks like different rules apply in different places then

.... my PR card, which had to be collected in person, was a replacement for my IMM1000