Thanks for update, unfortunately Mississauga cpc is acting like ndvoNo new changes, except a line stating my previous GCMS request under incoming correspondence.
Currently paper file is in CPC-Mississauga
Thanks for update, unfortunately Mississauga cpc is acting like ndvoNo new changes, except a line stating my previous GCMS request under incoming correspondence.
Currently paper file is in CPC-Mississauga
From which country are you applyingHi All
My partner who is the Principal Applicant received her letter confirming the Permanent Residency on October 1, and GCKEY updated to say that her application was approved. We have not technically received the COPR which I understand will come in the mail shortly. We are planning to do a "soft landing" in early January to trigger the PR before her medicals expire at the end of January. However, we recently came across on CIC website the following
To meet the travel restriction exemptions, you must also:
We are not ready to move home permanently quite yet but are planning in August 2021 when hopefully job market improved in Toronto. In addition, it's impossible for us to close all affairs by this point including resigning from jobs and leaving our lease.
- be coming to Canada to settle permanently (you cannot come to Canada and leave to go live in another country, even if it’s temporary)
I have been reading on other threads that Canadian Immigration will still allow you to enter and they are not enforcing this rule. As long as we land and have a quarantine plan, we can then leave 15 days later. Has anyone on this thread done a soft landing in the last week or two and can set out their experience? If you know a link to anyone who has done this, that would be helpful. We will be travelling from the UK to Canada, so ideally an example where you're flying into Canada (rather than a land border with the U.S.). Thanks
Technically, the quote from the CIC site is what they want you to do by saying MUST but they don't specifically say your are prohibited, so that maybe leaves it open to interpretation. They are discouraging soft landings right now. There are a number of people on here that have said they have done a soft landing and returned to their country, which I don't think they should be doing but that is my opinion. Apparently CBSA hasn't asked these people whether they are settling permanently or not. I guess it's up to you what you choose to do.Hi All
My partner who is the Principal Applicant received her letter confirming the Permanent Residency on October 1, and GCKEY updated to say that her application was approved. We have not technically received the COPR which I understand will come in the mail shortly. We are planning to do a "soft landing" in early January to trigger the PR before her medicals expire at the end of January. However, we recently came across on CIC website the following
To meet the travel restriction exemptions, you must also:
We are not ready to move home permanently quite yet but are planning in August 2021 when hopefully job market improved in Toronto. In addition, it's impossible for us to close all affairs by this point including resigning from jobs and leaving our lease.
- be coming to Canada to settle permanently (you cannot come to Canada and leave to go live in another country, even if it’s temporary)
I have been reading on other threads that Canadian Immigration will still allow you to enter and they are not enforcing this rule. As long as we land and have a quarantine plan, we can then leave 15 days later. Has anyone on this thread done a soft landing in the last week or two and can set out their experience? If you know a link to anyone who has done this, that would be helpful. We will be travelling from the UK to Canada, so ideally an example where you're flying into Canada (rather than a land border with the U.S.). Thanks
My understanding is that _right now_ they are acting such that any COPR that expire can be used later for entry/landing by contacting the visa office with specific details of when they will travel (with some idea that applicants are supposed to say that they were delayed by covid - but no indication of whether one needs a detailed explanation or not). (But will this change in future? Unclear...)I have been reading on other threads that Canadian Immigration will still allow you to enter and they are not enforcing this rule. As long as we land and have a quarantine plan, we can then leave 15 days later. Has anyone on this thread done a soft landing in the last week or two and can set out their experience? If you know a link to anyone who has done this, that would be helpful. We will be travelling from the UK to Canada, so ideally an example where you're flying into Canada (rather than a land border with the U.S.). Thanks
Every tuesday in the small hours (canada time). Usually for an hour or so.IRCC web is down?
Can u please let me know your quarantine plan?Hi everyone
I just wanted to let you know that I landed safely in Canada! The process at the airport was very quick and easy.
I am in quarantine for 14 days and then I can leave the house.
Wishing you all best of luck
Woo Hoo. Nice. Hopefully you hear something today or this week. CongratsI checked the online tool and noticed it has decision made for the permanent residency!! but we haven’t got a correspondence yet about it. Does anyone have an idea on how long it usually takes to hear something?
Incase people are wondering about our timeline:
I’m a born Canadian citizen and my husband is from S.Korea. Together for 5 years, long distance for 4. Both 1st marriage and no kids.
APP Received Sydney: Dec 23
AOR: Jan 12
Biometrics Request: February 9
Medical Request: Feb 10
SA: February 10
Bio completed: Feb 6
Medical completed: Feb 26
Medical passed Mar 4
Moved to CPC Mississauga: Feb 18
Also says they started processing part 2 on Mar 4
I also noticed decision made in my case (I’m the PA). I take it the decision isn’t reflected on the online tool for you either? Do you know if it shows for anyone online?I checked the online tool and noticed it has decision made for the permanent residency!! but we haven’t got a correspondence yet about it. Does anyone have an idea on how long it usually takes to hear something?
Incase people are wondering about our timeline:
I’m a born Canadian citizen and my husband is from S.Korea. Together for 5 years, long distance for 4. Both 1st marriage and no kids.
APP Received Sydney: Dec 23
AOR: Jan 12
Biometrics Request: February 9
Medical Request: Feb 10
SA: February 10
Bio completed: Feb 6
Medical completed: Feb 26
Medical passed Mar 4
Moved to CPC Mississauga: Feb 18
Also says they started processing part 2 on Mar 4
Same happened to me yesterday. What’s your country and VO?I also noticed decision made in my case (I’m the PA). I take it the decision isn’t reflected on the online tool for you either? Do you know if it shows for anyone online?
I wish you approval for you and your husband to be reunited