****OCTOBER 2019 Inland Spousal Sponsorship****
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Im curious about that too..I got a confirmation email about a week after I submitted everything and haven't heard anything since
I think you quoted me out of context, or maybe I should have said “I don’t know if people have ever landed in Canada without seeing an officer in person before the COVID disruptions”.
Looks like I can change that? haha
We used a representative, it updated early September that a decision was made, and on the 18th my profile (on the "check the status of your application" page since I don't have access to the GCKey, but only our rep) it said this (above).
I'd be curious to hear/see what it looked like for other applicants who "recently"(ish) received their CoPR. I've read about some people on Facebook who got their CoPR but weren't able to activate it, since flagpoles are currently prohibited?
Is this what it always looks like, or did they really just skipped the landing and activated my PR without me actually .. having to show up anywhere, sign anything,..? lol This feels so odd compared with what everyone always talks about..
In the GC Key it looks like this (screenshot comes from the representative):
But so far we haven't received any email/mail/call/whatevers. Is the Document Number (starting with T, then a bunch of numbers) the final thing / the # of my CoPR, that I can use to apply for perm. SIN? *much confuse*
At the moment, people do become PRs w/o landing interviews. From what I’ve read, some people were seeing their COPR number listed on GCKey before they receive the official document (which for me, was both uploaded to GCkey and sent via email a couple of hours after I first saw the number appear on my account). I would wait with applying for a permanent SIN etc. until you receive an official letter on IRCC letterhead (probably as a PDF) that confirms that you’re a PR.
You can apply here:
https://sin-nas.canada.ca/en/Sin/
Read the guide before you apply here:
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/sin/applicants-guide.html
This is very standard in outland applications. But they usually take the passport to add a Canadian visa that allows you to enter Canada. But your case is very unique in nature and I am sure they had to complete this passport request step to move forward. Hence the passport request. Hopefully, you will hear from them soon with some good news. Good luck and keep us posted
Hi everyone! Has anyone sent in RCMP fingerprints and had their profile updated. I’ve sent mine on August 8th and they have received it and have not heard anything since.
One small update on my OWP but not really. Last week I submitted a Webform asking about it. This week I got a generic answer back, saying that "It was being processed and due to COVID things are taking longer ..." blah blah blah.
Ironically I just received AIP today, which is when I've been led to believe my OWP will be approved. But no movement on that so far.
I received AIP today!
I printed my letter and tried to apply for OHIP right away. After waiting in a socially distanced line for almost an hour, I was told I have to go to a full-service Service Ontario to get OHIP with the AIP letter. :-( I'm going to see if I get COPR next week, so then I can just return to the Service Ontario closest to me to take care of it. If not, I'll make the trek to City Hall.
I printed my letter and tried to apply for OHIP right away. After waiting in a socially distanced line for almost an hour, I was told I have to go to a full-service Service Ontario to get OHIP with the AIP letter. :-( I'm going to see if I get COPR next week, so then I can just return to the Service Ontario closest to me to take care of it. If not, I'll make the trek to City Hall.
This is great news! Congratulationsss!!!