Canadian Maple Leaf Card

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The Canadian permanent resident card, also known as the MAFLE LEAF CARD or PR card, is a permanent resident identity document issued by the Canadian government. It is usually valid for five years and is similar to the US green card. In any way to immigrate to Canada, the maple leaf card needs to be updated every five years. The method of updating the PR card is usually the following six steps:

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The above is the method to update the PR card. You need to mail the public relations to the Immigration Department. In the process, you may face material losses. Today, children are lucky. The Canadian Immigration Department recently opened a channel for updating public relations. Babies who need to update the public relations charter can submit an application online!

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If your friends need to make up for the PR card and damage, you can also use this more convenient method to deal with it. The specific process is as follows:

Public relations level update strategy

Click to update Maple Leaf Card

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2. After entering the application page, you can choose "in Canada, but there is no travel plan for the time being"

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3. According to the requirements of the Immigration Bureau, upload the materials required to update the public relations chart. If you have a useful agent in the application process, remember to upload the proxy form ~

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4. After uploading the information form, everyone will upload the auxiliary materials of the public account according to the above materials requirements

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5. Upload payment voucher

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6. Sign the consent form and submit an application

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