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Annnnnddddd...he can't find it.

He was going to the post office closest to him to see if they had it and sent it back, but then he checked his bank account and there's a receipt number on his transaction list for that purchase. So he's going to return to the one he bought it from and see if they can look up the receipt and reprint it for him.

I'm crossing everything I've got for this to actually work.

I am praying he finds the receipt and/or that the package appears in his mailbox soon.

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He's been gone about 15 minutes now. Hurry up!!!!

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I don't know what to do at this point. I'm losing it.

He couldn't find the receipt so when he took the transaction number down to the post office they tell him they can't reprint a receipt or even see anything about that transaction. So we call customer service and speak to a supervisor. Same thing. I asked her if they could basically be giving these things away and not know about it and she said yes. So without the tracking number we don't know where the package is. Without giving that tracking number to the lady at the congressmans office there isn't much that she can do, but she's going to try. We can't prove anything to the consulate. They say they mailed it and that's going to be the only thing that matters to them.

Guess there isn't going to be a wedding now afterall. :(

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Omg Kayla this is absolutely ridiculous!

Is there any chance they tried to deliver the package and he wasn't home? Does he live in a house or a place where the front door goes out to the street? I had Canada Post try to deliver something to me back in Canada a few years back, and they left the notice on my front door saying to come and pick it up at a certain location, but it blew away. I found it the next day in the backyard. So, maybe its possible they left it and the notice blew away, or someone came by and took it for some reason? Unfortunately, in those circumstances, they tend to tell you go to to a specific Canada Post location and it isn't always the one closest to you. Maybe he could call post offices in and around his area and ask if they have anything for him? I don't know if that would work, but it's a thought. They should be able to tell him just based on his name, no? I would hope so, otherwise that's a messed up system.

I'm sure it will turn up :( What a nightmare! My fingers are crossed for you.

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Mathew got in touch with the Depot that his mailman works out of, but unfortunately all of the mailpeople were gone for the day except for the supervisor. She took down his name, address, and phone number so that tomorrow morning they can search for it. I called the lady back from the congressmans office and told her what was going on so she's going to wait until tomorrow to contact the Consulate back so that she's not making too many inquiries on the same case.

Mathew lives in an apartment building with like 10 tenants. According to the supervisor(not the depot one) that we spoke to from Canada Post when mail can't be delivered they hold it for 15 days at the post office. During that time they have to send out two failed delivery notices, one on the first attempt and the second 10 days into the hold. He never got any of those. He also had signature required but since pretty much everyone here has their visa just left in the mailbox without a signature, Canada Post must think it's pretty useless.

Has anyone ever had any experience with replacing a lost passport???? I wonder how long that takes just in case it can't be located. Hopefully the consulate would reprint the visa again for us, but he'd need a new passport to go with that visa otherwise it's moot.

I wish I could go back in time and write that stupid tracking number down. It's amazing to me that I spent so much time fretting over other things, and the ONE thing I forgot to do is the one that has the ability to ruin my future.

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Kayla, I really, really, really hope Mathew gets his passport/visa. Dont give up and you have to really stay strong.

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You might want to have him write up 10 notes, tape them to the door on each apartment there.

something innocuous like:

'Are you holding any mail for me? Please ring me at 2028093840929 and let me know, either way.

Thanks in advance'

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I hope you get the visa soon. It's terrible that you have to go through this.

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You might want to have him write up 10 notes, tape them to the door on each apartment there.

something innocuous like:

'Are you holding any mail for me? Please ring me at 2028093840929 and let me know, either way.

Thanks in advance'

That's what I told him he needed to do. Chances are they don't have it, but there's a slim chance that they might. Anything is worth a shot at this point, even asking random strangers on the street.

I'm just wondering if maybe when they printed the first visa they marked it as shipped, but never actually sent the reprinted version. I know I'm grasping at straws here, but weirder things have happened.

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Wow...I just read this entire post for the first time and couldn't stop reading it until the end. And I just sent an email to my hubby asking him to write the tracking number down now! I really hope this gets resolved for you both soon. I think you can quickly request a new passport, I think my husband got his in 10 days or so. Then send it to Montreal, they take their 5-7 days to send it out again and you can still get married in June! Best of luck and let us know what happens....

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I am praying for you guys ...hope you find your passport.

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Kayla, my heart goes out to you, as you know.

Here's what I wonder though, the consulate in Montreal is sending you a VERY, VERY important document within an important document you would think that after an approved interview THEY would also write down the tracking number on your file just in case of b.s. like this. It's a very important document inside an already important document. I mean, yes, would should right it down as well but shouldn't part of the onus be on the consulate? How hard can it be for the to write down the tracking number right on our case files so if it gets lost, both sides can track it? NO? Is that asking too much?

anyway, as someone who wrote down the tracking number right at the interview and was in such a state, I could have written down anything, I think it should work both ways for such important materials.

Good luck, Kayla... keep us posted.

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I'm sure you thought about this also - but - since he lives in Montreal - there's bound to be some way he can enter the Consulate and make a face to face inquiry. Yes? No? grrrr

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Egads, he lives in Montreal? Absolutely he should go down there (with his original interview letter at least) and see if he can talk to someone to have them double check that they have REALLY sent it out!

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