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DEPARTMENT OF MANPOWER AND IMMIGRATION

027 - 7

Mrs. Helen To LUU,

1420 East 7th Avenue,

Suite 210,

Vancouver, B.C.

Dear Mrs. Luu;

CANADA

MINISTERE DE LÀ MAIN-D'OEUVRE ET DE L'IMMIGRATION

OUR FILE NO.

Notre dossier n°

5133-CH-63654

CANADA IMMIGRATION CENTRE

1550 Alberni Street,

Vancouver, B.C.

April 24th, 1975.

This has reference to your application for the admission to Canada of your relative(s) noted below, full particulars of which have been sent to our representative in Ottawa for transmission overseas; Huu TRUONG (uncle), Thu HANG (runt), Dục PHONG (uncle), Yen Xu TNG (uncle), Phuoc TRAN (aunt), Khanh TANG (cousin), Kiệt An TẦNG (cousin), Khanh TĂNG (cousin), Khanh Tong TANG_ (cousin), Khanh Co TANG (cousin), who resides at the c/o Truong Tin Nghĩa, 120 Duong Trieu Quang Phục, Saigon 5, Vietnam.

Arrangements for the examination of your relatives, to determine if visà(s) may be issued, will be made by the overseas office. They should not take any steps to visit our representative abroad until invited to do so. No additional, action is required on your part at

this time..

If your relatives referred to are admitted to Canada, you are re- minded of your responsibility for ensuring that they are adequately protected against hospital and medical expenses, through enrollment in available provincial hospital and medical plans and such private or group medical plans as may be required.

Yours truly,

The Lescairn

A.C. Levins,

for Officer-In-Charge, Canada Immigration Centre.

ACL/JL

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