As residents of the United States, you may have heard the the CUPW (Canadian Union of Postal Workers) has gone on strike with the Canada Post corporation. This means, if you have an existing application that was mailed via USPS prior to the strike start, your submission will have been delayed with a series of […]
Archive for the ‘Canadian Passport Services’ Category
Am I Required To Report A Lost, Damaged, or Stolen Canadian Passport?
Wednesday, April 27th, 2011
The answer to this question is yes, you are. If for whatever reason your passport is stolen or lost, you are required to report it to Passport Canada directly. Canadian authorities will conduct an investigation into the circumstances of the lost or stolen passport. If you find a passport, including your own passport that you […]
The Canadian Electronic Passport
Monday, October 11th, 2010
It’s official. The Canadian federal government has begun the process of ramping up for the deployment of Canada’s first electronic passport – also known as the biometric passport or ePassport. The plan is to have the new Canadian passports in circulation – widely regarded as more secure and using almost impossible to reproduce biometric technology […]
The Canadian Biometric Passport
Sunday, March 28th, 2010
Dear Canada Passport Help – What is a Canadian Biometric Passport? This is hands down the most commonly asked question we receive from customers. The Canadian passport transition will be occurring in early 2011, and understandably for Canadians living as U.S. residents, it’s a changing standard that creates curiosity and even perhaps a bit of […]
50% of Canadians Living In The United States Are Getting Their Canadian Passports Rejected
Sunday, January 31st, 2010
…and the biggest single reason for this is photos. The biggest single significant change with respect to Canadian Passport photos occurred in 2003, when the ICAO introduced new photo specifications for travel documents (standard size, face-on, neutral expression, light-colored background), but meeting the standards perfectly and creating as much of a compliance as possible has […]
Canadian Child Passport
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
Canadian child passports are items that require a little more attention than a standard passport, especially with photos. We wanted to shed some light on the requirements involved with a child’s passport, it’s importance when traveling abroad, and a checklist we hope you find useful as you anticipate your international travel. As of June 2009 […]
Assistance with Canadian Passport Photos
Tuesday, November 24th, 2009
If you’ve Googled “Canadian Passport Photo Help”, “Canada Passport Assistance”, or “Canadian Passport Photo Support ”, you’ve come to the right place. Here’s a recent email we received from Diane in Marco Island, Florida. Dear Tim, I want to take the time to extend my gratefulness for your help with my passport documentation. I was […]
Canadian Passport Rejection
Friday, November 20th, 2009
If you’ve Googled “Canadian Passport Help”, “Canada Passport Help for U.S. residents”, or “Canadian Passport Rejection ”, you’ve come to the right place. Canada Passport Help are your personal Canada Passport Application specialists. We assist you with the Canadian passport application process by providing a custom assessment of your Canadian passport application, as well as […]
Canada Passport Photo For Residents of the United States
Thursday, November 12th, 2009
If you’ve Googled “Canadian Passport Renewal Photos”, “Canadian Passport Photos”, or “Canadian Passport Photo Help”, you’ve come to the right place. Canada Passport Help are your personal Canada Passport Application specialists. We assist you with the Canadian passport application process by providing a custom assessment of your Canadian passport application, as well as your photos, […]
Canadian Passport Photos for U.S. Residents
Thursday, October 29th, 2009
If you’ve a Canadian living in the United States, attempting to get your Canadian passport photos done is probably one of the hardest things you can do. We hear customers daily who describe the stress of getting photos properly produced in the United States, and then relying on the mail or courier system to send […]