I sent them 3 Canadians IDs and this is my 2nd RTD. It's just silly to ask a guarantor to sign the application and says "Hey, yup this is Kaisa_18"!. They should find another way like giving fingerprints or something to proof identity (like when you apply for visas).
I sent them 3 Canadians IDs and this is my 2nd RTD. It's just silly to ask a guarantor to sign the application and says "Hey, yup this is Kaisa_18"!. They should find another way like giving fingerprints or something to proof identity (like when you apply for visas).
Hello I have a question
I want to apply for RTD
I fill the application
What documents I have to send them with application
And at which address i mail them ?
Thank you
I sent them 3 Canadians IDs and this is my 2nd RTD. It's just silly to ask a guarantor to sign the application and says "Hey, yup this is Kaisa_18"!. They should find another way like giving fingerprints or something to proof identity (like when you apply for visas).
Does it mean that anytime one has to apply or renew this RTD they must get a guarantor? This just pain in the ass, I haven't apply yet and I don't even have anyone to use as a guarantor.
Hello I have a question
I want to apply for RTD
I fill the application
What documents I have to send them with application
And at which address i mail them ?
Thank you
Does it mean that anytime one has to apply or renew this RTD they must get a guarantor? This just pain in the ass, I haven't apply yet and I don't even have anyone to use as a guarantor.
Looks like it. Because it is the same application for 1st RTD or 2nd etc. You should contact the Passport program and ask for "Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor form" because you don't have a guarantor.
Hello I have a question
I want to apply for RTD
I fill the application
What documents I have to send them with application
And at which address i mail them ?
Thank you
Currently they are processing for urgent travellers only if you have an urgent reason send them your request through webform and if they will consider your request then you will receive link to apply via ePost service and documents list.
Most important document you need is Acceptance Letter (Protected Person) or PR.
Currently they are processing for urgent travellers only if you have an urgent reason send them your request through webform and if they will consider your request then you will receive link to apply via ePost service and documents list.
Most important document you need is Acceptance Letter (Protected Person) or PR.
Well they mentioned on the website the 1st step to apply is to send a web form, the epost is the 2nd step but you'll only get it if they approve your travel reason.
Yes you don't have to submit anything online, but the issue here if you mail your application without the epost conversation, the package is going to be delivered to the regular mailroom and most likely won't be opened for weeks or even months.
If you send the web form, the epost message from IRCC will give you a different address to mail your package. That's why it's advisable to send a web form first, wait couple of days to get the epost message to get the address for urgent travel applications.
You can send IRCC a web form with your package tracking number so they can find it. This is of course if you need to travel urgently, otherwise they will process it when normal processing is returned.
Hello can anyone please reply to this ?
Im planing to travel turkey with RTD and i also got my copr so can i still travel with RTD or i have to apply for permanent residence travel document ? Can anyone please explain !!!
Hello can anyone please reply to this ?
Im planing to travel turkey with RTD and i also got my copr so can i still travel with RTD or i have to apply for permanent residence travel document ? Can anyone please explain !!!
If you are a convention refugee or a protected person meaning you hold a positive decision from the IRB, then yes you can get an RTD without the need to have COPR or PR itself. In short, RTD stands for Refugee Travel Document so a positive NOD is enough.
