Attn. Mr A. Miller
Jan 14th 2003, 11:51 am
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Attn. Mr A. Miller
Hi Mr Miller,
I shall be proceeding to Toronto having received my visa under skilled
migration. From what I have read on the web site pertaining to
application for health insurance one requires 2 pieces of ID. First of
all do I need to apply immediately after landing as I will be eligible
for health insurance after 3 months.
If yes, one piece of ID could be one's passport, the other should be
an electricity bill or driver's licence, or bank statement.
However as a new immigrant I would me putting up with one of my
family, currently residing, for over 10 years. Hence I would not be in
a position to give the second piece of ID. Please advise.
Thanks and kind regards,
Mince
I shall be proceeding to Toronto having received my visa under skilled
migration. From what I have read on the web site pertaining to
application for health insurance one requires 2 pieces of ID. First of
all do I need to apply immediately after landing as I will be eligible
for health insurance after 3 months.
If yes, one piece of ID could be one's passport, the other should be
an electricity bill or driver's licence, or bank statement.
However as a new immigrant I would me putting up with one of my
family, currently residing, for over 10 years. Hence I would not be in
a position to give the second piece of ID. Please advise.
Thanks and kind regards,
Mince
Jan 14th 2003, 12:41 pm
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Re: Attn. Mr A. Miller
Within about 5 or 6 weeks after landing you should receive your permanent
resident card. That is a photo ID and should solve your problem.
--
Jim Humphries, former visa officer
"Mince" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi Mr Miller,
> I shall be proceeding to Toronto having received my visa under skilled
> migration. From what I have read on the web site pertaining to
> application for health insurance one requires 2 pieces of ID. First of
> all do I need to apply immediately after landing as I will be eligible
> for health insurance after 3 months.
> If yes, one piece of ID could be one's passport, the other should be
> an electricity bill or driver's licence, or bank statement.
> However as a new immigrant I would me putting up with one of my
> family, currently residing, for over 10 years. Hence I would not be in
> a position to give the second piece of ID. Please advise.
> Thanks and kind regards,
> Mince
resident card. That is a photo ID and should solve your problem.
--
Jim Humphries, former visa officer
"Mince" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi Mr Miller,
> I shall be proceeding to Toronto having received my visa under skilled
> migration. From what I have read on the web site pertaining to
> application for health insurance one requires 2 pieces of ID. First of
> all do I need to apply immediately after landing as I will be eligible
> for health insurance after 3 months.
> If yes, one piece of ID could be one's passport, the other should be
> an electricity bill or driver's licence, or bank statement.
> However as a new immigrant I would me putting up with one of my
> family, currently residing, for over 10 years. Hence I would not be in
> a position to give the second piece of ID. Please advise.
> Thanks and kind regards,
> Mince
Jan 15th 2003, 11:27 am
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Re: Attn. Mr A. Miller
Thanks Jim. One more question, on the Visa sheet they mention DEST
3869 - to what city would this be referring to in Ontario. Again I
assume it should not really matter, if Ottawa was quoted port of
landing on the original application, but one lands in Toronto,
finally.
Thanks.
"Jim Humphries" wrote in message news:...
> Within about 5 or 6 weeks after landing you should receive your permanent
> resident card. That is a photo ID and should solve your problem.
> --
> Jim Humphries, former visa officer
> "Mince" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Hi Mr Miller,
> > I shall be proceeding to Toronto having received my visa under skilled
> > migration. From what I have read on the web site pertaining to
> > application for health insurance one requires 2 pieces of ID. First of
> > all do I need to apply immediately after landing as I will be eligible
> > for health insurance after 3 months.
> > If yes, one piece of ID could be one's passport, the other should be
> > an electricity bill or driver's licence, or bank statement.
> > However as a new immigrant I would me putting up with one of my
> > family, currently residing, for over 10 years. Hence I would not be in
> > a position to give the second piece of ID. Please advise.
> > Thanks and kind regards,
> > Mince
3869 - to what city would this be referring to in Ontario. Again I
assume it should not really matter, if Ottawa was quoted port of
landing on the original application, but one lands in Toronto,
finally.
Thanks.
"Jim Humphries" wrote in message news:...
> Within about 5 or 6 weeks after landing you should receive your permanent
> resident card. That is a photo ID and should solve your problem.
> --
> Jim Humphries, former visa officer
> "Mince" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Hi Mr Miller,
> > I shall be proceeding to Toronto having received my visa under skilled
> > migration. From what I have read on the web site pertaining to
> > application for health insurance one requires 2 pieces of ID. First of
> > all do I need to apply immediately after landing as I will be eligible
> > for health insurance after 3 months.
> > If yes, one piece of ID could be one's passport, the other should be
> > an electricity bill or driver's licence, or bank statement.
> > However as a new immigrant I would me putting up with one of my
> > family, currently residing, for over 10 years. Hence I would not be in
> > a position to give the second piece of ID. Please advise.
> > Thanks and kind regards,
> > Mince
