i want to apply for passport. but i don;t know any guarantor. my doctor is refusing to sign for guarantor form. so if i fill no guarantor form. what will be the procedure? has anybody done that? will it create any problems? Thanks in advance.
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Posted on: 19-02-05 02:48:55
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Orginally posted by rimrim
i want to apply for passport. but i don;t know any guarantor. my doctor is refusing to sign for guarantor form. so if i fill no guarantor form. what will be the procedure? has anybody done that? will it create any problems? Thanks in advance.
Eligible guarantors for Canadian residents are:
Chiropractor
Judge, magistrate
Lawyer
Mayor
Medical doctor or dentist
Minister of religion authorized under provincial law to perform marriages
Notary public
Optometrist
Person occupying a senior administrative position in a community college (includes CEGEP)
Pharmacist
Police officer (municipal, provincial or RCMP)
Postmaster
Principal of a primary or secondary school
Professional accountant (member of APA, CA, CGA, CMA, PA, RPA)
Professional engineer (P.Eng., Eng. in Quebec)
Senior administrator or teacher in a university
Veterinarian
If you have lived in Canada for at least three years, there should be one out of the above to sign for you. If you still dont know anyone from above, then you might have to folow this procedure:
[[Declaration in lieu of guarantor
If you have not known an eligible guarantor for at least two years, complete form PPT 132 "Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor" available from any passport office.
The "Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor" form must be sworn or declared before, and signed by, a person authorized by law to administer an oath or solemn affirmation. If completed outside Canada, a qualified official includes a Canadian or British diplomatic or consular representative, or a qualified local official]]
Hope this helps you..
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I've used a notary in the past on mulitiple occasions for this alternative. Never had a problem.
Either a professional vouches for your credibility or you swear legally.
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Orginally posted by bison
I've used a notary in the past on mulitiple occasions for this alternative. Never had a problem.
Either a professional vouches for your credibility or you swear legally.
Bison,
Any particular notary that you use.
Please PM me the name/contact.
thanks.
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can somebody e-mail me notary public guarantors for passport application
If you can wait until 1st October, any Canadian citizen holding passport and knowing you for two years can sign as guarantor.
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