Can Someone Please Correct These Sentences...!?
Hi everyone,
I have to write an explanation letter to become a Canadian citizen but I am not too sure that if my grammar is right.
Dear Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Officer,
My name is Jooyoung Kim, a permanent resident of Canada since December 27, 2005. I have lost my permanent resident card a few weeks ago in Vancouver, British Columbia. Since it is no longer in my possession, I can’t provide a photocopy of both sides of my permanent resident card; I have made a photocopy of the front side of my permanent resident card for my own record long time ago and I attached it below this letter.
I appreciate your time and consideration. If you require any further information, please feel free to call me on X-XXX-XXX-XXXX or at Email Removed. Thank you.
Best Regards,
Jooyoung Kim
What do you guys think? Does everything look fine? Please let me know. Thanks!
Top answer
You have not asked them anything, or stated the purpose of your letter. Do you want a replacement card, or the next step in citizenship or what? Dear Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Officer, My name is Jooyoung Kim, a permanent resident of Canada since December 27, 2005.
- You have not asked them anything, or stated the purpose of your letter.
- Do you want a replacement card, or the next step in citizenship or what?
- Dear Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Officer, My name is Jooyoung Kim, a permanent resident of Canada since December 27, 2005.
- I have lost my permanent resident card a few weeks ago in Vancouver, British Columbia.
- Since it is no longer in my possession, I can’t provide a photocopy of both sides of my permanent resident card, but I have made a photocopy of the front side of my permanent resident card for my own record long time ago .
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You have not asked them anything, or stated the purpose of your letter. Do you want a replacement card, or the next step in citizenship or what?
Dear Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Officer,
My name is Jooyoung Kim, a permanent resident of Canada since December 27, 2005. I have lost my permanent resident card a few weeks ago in Vancouver, British Columb
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