You should have received a PDF with your PPR email which should have an instruction about "SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS".Hey Guys,
I have been issued PPR under CEC i being the principal applicant and currently in Canada it just shows my name on the pdf and does not mention the dependent name, also they have asked us to submit our documents to Ottawa office within Canada to issue COPR but my dependent is currently in India and never traveled to Canada before how and where can the dependent submit the passport to get the COPR and what documents apart from photos & passport need to be provided for them ??
Anyone was in similar situation & has the knowledge kindly reply your help would be appreciated.
Please read my above reply for Levis06, should help you too.Hi PLS, I Just got something that looks like PPR.
My wife is in Nigeria and I am in Canada. We are asked to submit passports. We plan to have her passport submitted via VFS in Nigeria, but THERE WAS NO INSTRUCTION on where I AM MEANT TO SUBMIT MY PASSPORT HERE IN CANADA.
PLEASE, WHERE DO I SUBMIT MY PASSPORT IN CANADA?
This would be tricky. You would need to predict when you will get ur PPR. Canada or your Home Country getting your COPR and Visa stamped is a seamless process.From the above, it sounds like it's ok to stay in Canada as visitors (within 6 months, of course) at the later stages of the EE process (until PPR), and send the passport(s) to a visa office in Canada (rather than return to the country where the EE profile was originally created and application for PR was made). One only needs to immediately inform IRCC of the address in Canada.
Is it correct?
Thank you for your reply. Sorry, let me make sure I understand it.This would be tricky. You would need to predict when you will get ur PPR. Canada or your Home Country getting your COPR and Visa stamped is a seamless process.
CIC has answered this query. Read thru it and make an informed decision - http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/aswer.asp?qnum=1018&top=16Thank you for your reply. Sorry, let me make sure I understand it.
Are you saying, apart from the PPR possibly taking more than 6 months, this plan should work? People can just ask IRCC to switch to the nearest Canadian visa office (and thus switch from visitors to permanent residents, possibly going to and immediately returning from the US - to declare themselves as immigrants to Canadian border officers)?
My question was not about who and how can visit Canada. Of course you can travel to Canada all you want if you have a tourist visa or you are from a visa-exempt country (and you either have eTA or you don't need it).CIC has answered this query. Read thru it and make an informed decision - http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/aswer.asp?qnum=1018&top=16
Thanks, Bud.Please read my above reply for Levis06, should help you too.
Around 5 business daysThanks, Bud.
Please, how long does it take to get a response from this query?
Wooow, and I have been given 15 days for my wife to submit hers when I haven't even submitted mine.Around 5 business days