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Old Sep 11th 2016, 12:03 am
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Originally Posted by Snowy560
In the region specific guides, it says:

"Do not send your documents in transparency pockets, binders or folders."

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/3901e.pdf

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Great now where does it say anything about paper clips bull dog clips and staples etc etc
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Just had a look myself and it looks like the guidance around staples and paperclips has been removed. I'd personally still stay away from it, though...
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Couple of paper clips (e.g. small bulldog to hold small envelope of 2 x PR photos to forms) is okay, but personally I'd stay away from staples and multiple clips.

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Originally Posted by SchnookoLoly
Just had a look myself and it looks like the guidance around staples and paperclips has been removed. I'd personally still stay away from it, though...
I agree on staying away from staples as they are a PITA to deal with if you have a crappy staple remover and believe me the Govt supplies crappy staple removers.
With budget restraints you would think the Govt would be thankful of people giving them free paper clips and bulldog clips so they don't have to order their own. It must be a taxing and time consuming life for the IRCC employees to remove such items and not realize that the public think they are making their lives easier by presenting a nice neat package for them to review.

I guess if they were that pissed off at you they could put your application to the bottom of the file as I don't think they have the grounds to refuse the package even if you commit the heinous offence of using paper clips.
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