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Photos for the consulate in Montreal

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Photos for Montreal - smile - IR1/CR1  

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  1. 1. Did you take passport photos with you to your Montreal interview?

    • Yes!
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    • No
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  2. 2. At the interview, did they ask you for them?

    • Yes!
      1
    • I didn't take any - but they did ask for them!
      0
    • I didn't take any - they didn't ask for any.
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    • 0

  3. 3. Did you know that if you do Electronic Processing that you must take photos to the interview?

    • Of course I know that!
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    • No, I didn't know that, thanks Wyatt!
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    • We didn't use Electronic Processing
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trailmix Grand Master

trailmix   77

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So, historically most IR1/CR1 people that interview in Montreal have taken 2 U.S. sized passport photos with them to the interview. It doesn't really ask for these anywhere (that I know of) although the interview letter used to say "bring the correct number of photos".

For you IR1/CR1 persons who have interviewed at Montreal, did you take pictures with you? Did they ask for them?

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Wyatt's Torch   45

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Just to point out...people doing Electronic Processing will HAVE to take photos. Just don't want this poll to skew that perception. :)

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trailmix Grand Master

trailmix   77

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Well I kind of fixed the poll - but didn't have enough time to really include you EPs - so you can't vote :lol:

That's a whole 1 person anyway isn't it?

Oh BTW this poll is really flawed - i'm going to have to do a new one!

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trailmix Grand Master

trailmix   77

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We need an option for yes we took them, but no we weren't asked for them. They used the ones we had already sent in.

Yeah :lol:

Have to wait a few mins to create a new poll - but I will :)

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