oozie04

Hello,

Name printed on back... do I need to type it or I can use Pen to write the name?

Regards

ozzie04

Per Erik LøVdal

As long as it is readable I am pretty sure you can use a pen.

BR Per Erik


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Hans de Visser

Quite a common misunderstanding amongst non-native speakers (I fell for it myself as well initially): "printed" does not necessarily mean "done by a printer(machine)"; it means no 'script' writing/joined letters etc..
Just use CAPITALS and you'll be fine.

sunsh

I would think "printed" means you can actually write the names in all capital using a pen.

Regards,

TonyK

I sent my PR application last week. Forgot to write my name on the photographs...What could be the impact/remedy...?

Hans de Visser

I wouldn't know whether it matters or not, but you can always send them four more photos (with your name on them this time ) and a note saying 'oops', as soon as you've received a file reference no.

Konstantin Tsolov

TonyK wrote:
    > I sent my PR application last week. Forgot to write my name on the
    > photographs...What could be the impact/remedy...?

the names on the back is to distinguish between the characters
(or so i think).

if it's only you, i guess they'll figure it out.

just don't know how picky they are...

for usa immigration, i know, failing to complete one single tiny
requirement voids the application.
hope this is not the case with aspc...

the forementioned advice sounds pretty sensible, i'd do that.

hth

--kosio

ptlabs

Kosio,

Thankfully, DIMIA don't toss out an application because of minor mistakes like not writing one's name behind the photograph. Although delays should be expected when one blunders this way.

Some things must be done (like supplying a residential address and signing the application form, for example) while others simply cause delays.

Peter