First of all, I am writing this on my own behalf, not the Chinese government. I respond this email because I don't quite agree with writer and most of the responses. The posting made some complaints about the way Chinese consulate handling visa applications by new Chinese Canadians. I don't see anything improper about it. However, I think the writer misunderstood and misinterpreted the requirements for showing your Canadian passport(s) and old Chinese passport(s).
1) All contries require people to show sufficient idendifications to prove who you are. You CANNOT prove who you are yourself. You have to prove who you are by someone or sone organization. When this requirement comes from the Chinese government, you started to complain. Did you complain that when you apply Canadian PR card, or passport you have to ask a doctor, or a layer or PE to sign your documents?
2) You said it that people do not have to show the old passport(s). You can use other documents to prove who you are. As long as you can prove who you are, you are ok. As how you can prove who you are, there are some ways to do so, but you have to do it.
I would say the way the Chinese consulate does things can improve. But I would also like to say we Chinese should also be more understanding with the Chinese regulations. To my first point above, I have an example to share with people. My university class is now in the US. It took him more than 8 years to get the US PR status. The reason is that his name is the same with another person. His application documents were mixed up with that person. He had to prove he was not that person himself by get proper documents from China and where he worked/studied in the US. |
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发表于 2011-3-24 08:46:43
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