COPR Post March 18
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Because from what I've heard, some of those individuals are admitted into Canada but without their COPRs validated. The officers refuse to process their COPR because the written authorization specifies that they are only coming in to reunite with their family.
Aight folks just spoke with the CBSA on phone, here is the result.
When they reach the immigration officer at the airport, do present the document. Even if the officers refuse to validate their COPRs and still admit them into Canada, they can always go flagpoling at the border via private vehicle.
When they reach the immigration officer at the airport, do present the document. Even if the officers refuse to validate their COPRs and still admit them into Canada, they can always go flagpoling at the border via private vehicle.
Sure - it's possible this has happened. Some people have also landed successfully.
but i received email from ircc regarding in march 2021 that, i can not traval this time... i have to wait little longer. how can i land ?
Hello everyone
I am Quebec skilled worker visa post 2020 march 18th. I am main applicant and my husband is dependent applicant. On the other hand my husband's sister is a Canadian citizen. My question is: Could my husband first land without me with authorization letter to reunite with his sister ( extended family travel restrictions exemption )? Or could I land with him to accompany him reuniting with his sister?
I am Quebec skilled worker visa post 2020 march 18th. I am main applicant and my husband is dependent applicant. On the other hand my husband's sister is a Canadian citizen. My question is: Could my husband first land without me with authorization letter to reunite with his sister ( extended family travel restrictions exemption )? Or could I land with him to accompany him reuniting with his sister?
I mean could dependent with authorization letter(extended family reunification) land without principal applicant?(principal applicand does not have any relatives to get authorization letter)
No - not possible in that case.
The principal applicant must land first. Dependents cannot land before the principal applicant.
Hi all, my parents have recently travelled, and I've made a post here.
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/valid-copr-holders-travelling-and-landing-with-authorization-letter-during-covid-19.730397/?fbclid=IwAR0uwq3hNpNBpw8Ge_52qhzWkSUG--ajRU-l2f5tDFz4WhW07k0ngfavajk
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/valid-copr-holders-travelling-and-landing-with-authorization-letter-during-covid-19.730397/?fbclid=IwAR0uwq3hNpNBpw8Ge_52qhzWkSUG--ajRU-l2f5tDFz4WhW07k0ngfavajk
Hello everyone, I'm in the midst of Inland processing and as of today my ECAS shows DM for both my wife (Canadian sponsor) and myself (US applicant). Received SA and confirmation of my own eligibility yesterday, and OWP a couple of weeks ago. Does anyone know the possible next steps in the process before it is safe to travel outside of Canada? I understand I may need to be interviewed. If so, how long does that usually take? And is there a time when I would have to submit my passport for visa stamping? Any information you can provide would be most appreciated. And good luck to all!
https://www.cicnews.com/2021/05/looking-forward-what-is-needed-to-restart-international-travel-to-canada-0518040.html#gs.087ecj
As long as we aren't exempt, we will have a loooong time to go
As long as we aren't exempt, we will have a loooong time to go