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Hi everyone, I am applying pr for online and I have a question. I took photos according irrc requirements. So I scanned back and front in a same pdf page. So the picture covers a full page in online. I mean how do I have to keep same requirements like physical photo ?
Hello, this is the only outstanding information I needed to submit my application too. My application is ready for submission just waiting for guide on how to upload the photo as required by CIC. I hope some replies us.
Hello, this is the only outstanding information I needed to submit my application too. My application is ready for submission just waiting for guide on how to upload the photo as required by CIC. I hope some replies us.
Same. I have filled out all forms, i am ready to submit my application except photos. Just dont know what way is best uploading digital photos
i did not apply online, but best thing is get a photographer to take a digital PR size photo. They will give it to you in a USB format. Just upload that photo simple.
Same. I have filled out all forms, i am ready to submit my application except photos. Just dont know what way is best uploading digital photos
Get someone experienced with comp app, he can get your photo to exact 50mmX70mm... or ask place you took photo to email you same dimension
photo size will be mention there with like how much pixel and dimensions it is needed make sure upload same dimension picture or they will refuse your picture if it won't match their uploading guidelines which includes size and dimension and pixels Good luck
What I did now is that I scanned and upload the front of the photo which has my face and I also scanned upload separately the back of the photo which has the details like my name, DOB, date taken and photographer info.
I hope this is the right thing to do? Thanks guys
Same. I have filled out all forms, i am ready to submit my application except photos. Just dont know what way is best uploading digital photos
how did you upload the photos? to the portal?
how did you upload the photos? to the portal?
you log in and confirm your address and there should be a browse button select your picture and upload its easy
you log in and confirm your address and there should be a browse button select your picture and upload its easy
thanks it doesnt show at the time of initial submission.
thanks it doesnt show at the time of initial submission.
it should did ircc provide you login details
it should did ircc provide you login details
in the initial applicstion submission process thru the portal , there is no tab to submit the photo. i understand from other ppl on this forum, they will send you a link to upload your photo and confirm your mailing address. others can correct me if i am wrong here
in the initial applicstion submission process thru the portal , there is no tab to submit the photo. i understand from other ppl on this forum, they will send you a link to upload your photo and confirm your mailing address. others can correct me if i am wrong here
now i understand you, you applied for pr and your application is not finished yet. You have to wait until your application is close to being finished then ircc will create portal login for you there you confirm address and upload photo
Hi everyone, I am applying pr for online and I have a question. I took photos according irrc requirements. So I scanned back and front in a same pdf page. So the picture covers a full page in online. I mean how do I have to keep same requirements like physical photo ?
Hi, they accept your pdf file or not ?
Jpeg has no dimensions in mm. There are, however, tech requirements like resolution and file size.
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