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hi, everyone
Would any expert help to answer my question?
Regarding to the PPR letter states :"You should also inform this office if you or any accompanying family member is pregnant." So I sent an email to inform Seattle visa office about my wife's prenancy on this Monday, in the email we also inform we are already inside Canada and our baby will be born inside Canada.
Our passports are already sent and reached to Seattle office yesterday 07Aug12 morning.
I am still worrying whether CIC would delay stamping our Visa due to the pregnancy.
Hope any expertist can help me.

Thank you.
Hi
loveson said:
Why would they, the birth will be in Canada, the child will a Canadian citizen.
loveson said:
hi, everyone
Would any expert help to answer my question?
Regarding to the PPR letter states :"You should also inform this office if you or any accompanying family member is pregnant." So I sent an email to inform Seattle visa office about my wife's prenancy on this Monday, in the email we also inform we are already inside Canada and our baby will be born inside Canada.
Our passports are already sent and reached to Seattle office yesterday 07Aug12 morning.
I am still worrying whether CIC would delay stamping our Visa due to the pregnancy.
Hope any expertist can help me.

Thank you.
Wow, should we inform CIC? Would they request us to wait until delivery of baby before visa?
Pleas share if anybody knows!
Hi
nhactre99 said:
Wow, should we inform CIC? Would they request us to wait until delivery of baby before visa?
Pleas share if anybody knows!
As previous response why? When the baby is born, you can send a copy of his/her birth certificate. But why bother, the child will be a Canadian, and is not included in the application anyway.
hello fren
unless visa officer is pregnent there will be no delay in visa stamping. visa stamping on passport and visa stamping on wife are two different things. these visas are stamped in different places and by different authorities. on your part you have done visa stamping. now VO will have to stamp on passport so there is no hamper with reference to time.
Really thank you so much for the replies.
Don't know will they reply my Email, I continue checking email every day. And passports arrived there on 07AUG. Hope will receive our passports stamp with PR visa as soon as possible.
Best wishes. guys.
Sharp2000 said:
hello fren
unless visa officer is pregnent there will be no delay in visa stamping.
LOL!
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