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1. Can i include it in the application? Considering, a note in bold on top RQ document "The supporting documents you must provide must only cover the relevant 4 year period immediately ...."

2. Also, Can i also submit my hydro bills as proof of my residency?

In the past 4 years, have you been laid off from a fulltime job in Ontario?

Currently, are you either unemployed, working fewer than 20 hours per week or simply underemployed?

Are you interested in training for a new career in Ontario?

Question-1: Is it safe and possible for me to send my PR card on CIC address using Registered mail (FedEx or similar service) from outside of Canada to CIC Office in Sydney?

Mail address
P.O. Box 10020
Sydney, NS
B1P 7C1

For correspondence
P.O. Box 9000
Sydney, NS
B1P 6K7

Courier address
49 Dorchester Street
Sydney, NS
B1P 5Z2

Question-2: Will this be possible for my relative to send me back my new PR card after issuance from CIC (As i mentioned relative's permanent address on application form) via Registered mail (FedEx or similar service) from Canada to my country? Or I need to apply for Travel document from local embassy for my return? As we will have to return back with in few months depending after finalizing my old country's domestic issues.

If you legally changed your name and you want your new name to be on your PR card, you must send an Application for a Permanent Resident Card to the mailing address at the bottom of the application form. Make sure to include the documents required to support your name change, which are listed in the Application for a Permanent Resident Instruction Guide.

Legal change of name

If your present name is different from the name printed on your Record of Landing (IMM 1000) or Confirmation of Permanent Residence (IMM 5292 or IMM 5688), you must send in supporting legal documentation as proof of your name change in addition to supporting identity documents as requested in section 3 of Step 1. Supporting legal documentation may include:

- a copy of a legal change of name document, court order, adoption order issued by a civil authority in a province or territory of Canada, or a marriage certificate, divorce decree, registration, declaration of union, revocation of declaration or annulment of union issued by a civil authority in a province or territory of Canada, showing your new name, unless you have been married in and are currently a resident of Quebec;

- if you are a permanent resident who changed their name outside of Canada, provide a foreign passport or other national authoritative document that has been amended to reflect the new name, and an official document linking the old and new names.

If the change of name was already approved in a previous permanent resident card application, include a photocopy of your last permanent resident card.