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I received my ITA, and I am busy preparing the documents, which include proof of funds (e.g.: letter from bank).
One of the banks, insisted I must provide a physical address of the addressee to whom they are going to issue the letter. I tried to convince them this is going to be uploaded online, but in vain. I tried to lookup online any address for CIC, the only thing I found is here (
http://www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/information/offices/index.asp). But there are many addresses, and I am not sure to which one I should address it to.
Any advice?
I received my ITA, and I am busy preparing the documents, which include proof of funds (e.g.: letter from bank).
One of the banks, insisted I must provide a physical address of the addressee to whom they are going to issue the letter. I tried to convince them this is going to be uploaded online, but in vain. I tried to lookup online any address for CIC, the only thing I found is here (
http://www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/information/offices/index.asp). But there are many addresses, and I am not sure to which one I should address it to.
Any advice?
Though Seniors could advice better on this, but in my opinion you can mention your Local Visa Office address. This looks more like a formality rather than a rule. 
Though Seniors could advice better on this, but in my opinion you can mention your Local Visa Office address. This looks more like a formality rather than a rule.
I second this - I used my local Canadian Embassy address on all of my letters. I don't think CIC really cares...
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