Singh, Hardial

Page from the accident report book for the Canadian Western Lumber Company Ltd. Page includes name of worker injured and date of injury. South Asian names included are: Ganda Singh, Ala Singh, Hardial Singh, and Kala Singh.

Letter to Rattan Kaur by the Immigration Officer-in-Charge, J.B. McKinstry, from the Department of Citizenship and Immmigration, Canada, informing her to anticipate an interview call from their officer in the near furture with regards to her her application for her brother, Charan Singh's admission to Canada. She is adviced to have an up-to-date bank statement, and a letter from her husband's employer available for presentation to her interviewer.

Letter to Rattan Kaur by the Officer in Charge, J. Dorman from the Department of Citizenship and Immmigration, Canada, stating that her application for her brother, Charan Singh's admission to Canada is under conideration and further information will be provided when they recieve word from Head Office. Further she is advised to complete and return the currently used application forms, as the ones she had submitted were out of date, along with a proof of her Canadian citizenship.

Letter to Rattan Kaur by the Immigration Officer in Charge, J. Dorman from the Department of Citizenship and Immmigration, Canada, regarding her application for her brother, Charan Singh's admission to Canada that states his intention to continue his education as a university student and pursue farming. She is asked to provide further information if her husband owned a suitable land for farming and the proof for the same.

Letter to Rattan Kaur by the Immigration Officer in Charge, J. Dorman from the Department of Citizenship and Immmigration, Canada, responding to her application for her brother, Charan Singh's admission to Canada, informing her that the application will be cancelled if he fails to arrive in Canada on or before July 15th, 1955 and advice regarding the same has been transmitted to their officials in New Delhi.

Approval letter to Hardial Singh by the Inspector-in-Charge, J. Dorman from the Department of Citizenship and Immmigration, Canada, for admission of his wife, Rattan Kaur, to Canada and a letter in favour of his wife and two sons (Harjinder Singh and Harminder Singh), that has also been sent his wife in India. The letter further states that his third son, Mahinder Singh, being a natural born Canadian citizen, is thus not mentioned and his particulars have been sent to the High Commissioner for Canada in New Delhi .

Letter to Mrs. Rattan Kaur by the Immigration Officer-in-Charge, J.B. McKinstry from the Department of Citizenship and Immmigration, Canada, responding to her application form for her brother's entry to Canada, informing her that it has been denied. Along with providing her with the assessment criteria for consideration and prioritization of applications as a reasoning, he informs her that an encouragement for a renewal of her application in the future cannot be provided.

Letter to Mrs. Rattan Kaur by the Immigration Officer-in-Charge, J.B. McKinstry from the Department of Citizenship and Immmigration, Canada, responding to her request for application form for her brother's entry to Canada and providing her with two copies of the form. Along with providing guidelines for her and her husband to fill the form, he asks her to forward a bank statement and a letter from Hardial Singh's employer stating his current wage.

Response letter to Hardial Singh from the Registrar of Canadian Citizenship, J. E. Duggan from the Department of Citizenship and Immigration, Canada, containing the enclosed certificates of registration of birth abroad for Harjinder Singh and Harminder Singh, as well as the return of Hardial Singh's birth certificate and his wife, Rattan Kaur's Indian passport.

Acknowledgement letter to Hardial Singh by the Registrar of Canadian Citizenship, J. E. Duggan from the Department of Citizenship and Immmigration, Canada as a receipt of his application for registration of birth abroad for his children, Harjinder Singh and Harminder Singh. He is advised to provide a birth certificate of himself and his children to the office.