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Its most definitely not a rejection.
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Its most definitely not a rejection.
Also is your BGC complete ? like does it show complete in the tracker ? I am assuming FD means all those 4 sections in tracker show complete.I hope its good news! I hope it wont be rejection. I sent like 3 webforms with various documents that I initially felt were irrelevantthe officer probably got sick of me. God I hope its not rejection
Interesting. I feel the tracker and gc key aren't that well synced. My GC key still shows eligibility isnt complete but tracker shows that it is. in your case your FD is complete but tracker still shows BGC. I think some things are updated first in tracker while some things are updated first in gc key.
I got FD update last Friday and up through Sunday night it was still showing background check in progress on the tracker, no COPR number or anything, got PPR email Monday morning and when I went back in it was all green.
Our timelines are kinda similar ... let's see what happens. However I am tech and I can see healthcare are processing faster. Let's see what happens. Once you get a PPR email do you directly go to submit your passport and get it back stamped with COPR ? Is that it now ?
They stamp a visa and give CoPR as a separate document. After your arrival, the CoPR becomes kind of like your birth certificate. You'll take it to grave. The visa is one time use only as you'll get PR card after that will be used to enter Canada.
Okay makes sense.
>CoPR becomes kind of like your birth certificate
until you get a Canadian passport I guess. Also why would you need the COPR after a PR card. Doesnt the PR card supersede the COPR ?
CoPR serves as a proof of landing. PR card is for entry to Canada.
You need CoPR to access some services. I have yet to see CoPR being used after your PR card is received. However, I was told that you take it to grave because it can be needed later in life if any issues or discrepancies arise in any system. May be that's just a myth.
You don't need CoPR to travel in/out of Canada except -
1. When you are landing for first time to finalize your PR status
2. When you are not in possession of your PR card - in this case, you are allowed to travel on foot/private vehicle to Canada via US border using signed CoPR
CoPR however is suggested to be secured permanently for lifetime for any situations that may need you to provide your proof of landing.