Andrew Miller, Help. [Re: Physical Precence in Canada]

01-09-2004, 07:45 AM

Mr. Andrew:

I got the similar problem, Can you explain these requirments of
citizenship application in this case with such kind of situation? Thanks.

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No, you won't get any record of your exits and entries from Canadian
immigration. It is you who must reconcile your presence and absences by
other means (passport stamps from other countries, airplane tickets, hotel
bills, credit card statements, etc.) and it is you who must prove that you
met residency obligations. If you "miscalculate" days of presence/absence it
may affect your application, especially when you are asked to prove your
claims.

When applying for citizenship strictly follow application kit's instruction.
You may be asked for more documents later.

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"Rahul Dravid" <member9533@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> Dear Andrew Miller,
>>
>> I became a permanent resident three and a half years ago.I immigrated on
>> investors category and has been in and out of Canada many many times and
>> do not even have a correct record of my enteries and exits from Canada.I
>> traveled extensively to USA,Europe and Asia on business trips.Firstly is
>> there any way that I can get an information of my number of days in and
>> out of Canada.
>>
>> Secondly if at all I have to calculate then there may be a mistake from
>> my end.Will that effect my case.
>>
>> Thirdly do I need to send my passport and other relevant records
>> alongwith the citizenship application.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
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01-09-2004, 02:46 PM

Original question and my reply was about citizenship application.

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"Goodnews" <> wrote in message
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    > Mr. Andrew:
    > I got the similar problem, Can you explain these requirments of
    > citizenship application in this case with such kind of situation? Thanks.
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    > No, you won't get any record of your exits and entries from Canadian
    > immigration. It is you who must reconcile your presence and absences by
    > other means (passport stamps from other countries, airplane tickets, hotel
    > bills, credit card statements, etc.) and it is you who must prove that you
    > met residency obligations. If you "miscalculate" days of presence/absence
it
    > may affect your application, especially when you are asked to prove your
    > claims.
    > When applying for citizenship strictly follow application kit's
instruction.
    > You may be asked for more documents later.
    > -- ../.. Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British
    > Columbia email: (delete REMOVE from
    > the above address before sending email) ________________________________
    > "Rahul Dravid" <member9533@british_expats.com> wrote in message
    > news:...
    > >>
    > >> Dear Andrew Miller,
    > >>
    > >> I became a permanent resident three and a half years ago.I immigrated
on
    > >> investors category and has been in and out of Canada many many times
and
    > >> do not even have a correct record of my enteries and exits from
Canada.I
    > >> traveled extensively to USA,Europe and Asia on business trips.Firstly
is
    > >> there any way that I can get an information of my number of days in
and
    > >> out of Canada.
    > >>
    > >> Secondly if at all I have to calculate then there may be a mistake
from
    > >> my end.Will that effect my case.
    > >>
    > >> Thirdly do I need to send my passport and other relevant records
    > >> alongwith the citizenship application.
    > >>
    > >> Thanks.
    > >>
    > >>
    > >> --
    > >> Posted via http://britishexpats.com