I am applying for a Canadian passport for my child. In the guarantor section of the application form, one of the parent can sign as a guarantor. I just want to know if there will be any issue if the other parent can sign as a guarantor while all the conditions for the guarantor as per the document are fulfilled. Is there any possibilities that PPTC can ask for different guarantor? I just want to avoid doing all that exercise again. I just looking for the responses from the people on this forum who experienced such a situation and one of the parent had signed as a guarantor.
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Originally posted by kumar_v
I am applying for a Canadian passport for my child. In the guarantor section of the application form, one of the parent can sign as a guarantor. I just want to know if there will be any issue if the other parent can sign as a guarantor while all the conditions for the guarantor as per the document are fulfilled. Is there any possibilities that PPTC can ask for different guarantor? I just want to avoid doing all that exercise again. I just looking for the responses from the people on this forum who experienced such a situation and one of the parent had signed as a guarantor.
Thanks Full House.
I have already read these guidelines and the instructions in section M of the application form. All the conditions are met by one of the parent to act as a guarantor. Both parents are Canadian citizens for more than five years and hold valid Canadian passport. My concern is that even in such case PPTC still ask for an alternative guarantor. Since in the application form it is written as "PCPCIC reserves the right to request an alternative guarantor". I just wanted to know the CD experience who have undergone such a situation.
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