COPR and coronavirus
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Received a message in my gc acct with subject 'other'. I couldn't open it so i called the ircc and told me that they gonna send it to my email. I asked them if they can send it today and the agent said in the next few days will have to wait. Unbelievable! Just to resend the message it will take them days to do that! ..
Hi I am also same situation , my family done there medical on nov 18 2020 after that no response , on March 3rd 2021 I received options email . After that no updated. Probably we will receive a ppr soon. If you got any update plz let me know . I will let you know any update happens in account.
Thanks
Read notices or ask for sources before hitting others with your "Absolutely not" hammer. The rest of your comment seems moot.
Quoting from the notice -
IMPORTANT: You should not travel to another city or country to obtain the required supporting documents. As long as you provide a reasonable explanation of how you’ve been affected by a COVID‑19-related disruption by the deadline, IRCC will extend that deadline for an additional 30 days.
Source: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/supporting-information-applications-in-progress.html
@Jpsingh77 let me know if you need further information.
They are call center people its not as simple as resending an email.
Try emailing your VO. That can help.
Also, this appears to be a technical issue. There is an email somewhere for technical issues. You can try emailing on that.
Before all of above, can you try opening your account in Incognito/private browsing or clear cache cookies etc. and then try opening the document?
Dude, you'll get others into trouble. The link you provided clearly states extension will be given to people who are UNABLE to provide documents due to covid DISRUPTION. By obtaining supporting documents they mean PCC and whatnot from another country (which is impossible due to travel restrictions around the world) not the medical examination in your city. If you have been asked to do remedicals you should do it asap unless you are UNABLE due to covid DISRUPTION. Asking for extension because one is afraid of going to hospital and undergo medical examination is by no means reasonable. Read the instructions more carefully.
Hey Guys,
I took a look at the "Find out if you can enter Canada" again a few days ago, and I noticed this:
To the question "How do you plan on entering Canada?", I see the option :
"from the United States (including connections, so long as you enter Canada from the U.S.) "
Is that new ?
I feel like before it was talking about being US citizen or resident, but now there's nothing about that. I don't remember any mention of connections before... Can't say for sure though.
Then the result is:
"You indicated that you are:
You must be coming to Canada to settle permanently."
Does that mean we can just take a flight to Canada that includes a connection to US and we're good to go ?? It seems too good to be true...
Also, I was wondering if having a COPR (post march) and Canadian work contract can be enough to be allowed in ? Without having to go through the work permit process ?
Any opinion on the above @legalfalcon ?
Thanks
I took a look at the "Find out if you can enter Canada" again a few days ago, and I noticed this:
To the question "How do you plan on entering Canada?", I see the option :
"from the United States (including connections, so long as you enter Canada from the U.S.) "
Is that new ?
I feel like before it was talking about being US citizen or resident, but now there's nothing about that. I don't remember any mention of connections before... Can't say for sure though.
Then the result is:
"You indicated that you are:
- a foreign national
- not showing signs and symptoms consistent with COVID-19
- coming from the United States
- an approved permanent resident not yet in Canada
You must be coming to Canada to settle permanently."
Does that mean we can just take a flight to Canada that includes a connection to US and we're good to go ?? It seems too good to be true...
Also, I was wondering if having a COPR (post march) and Canadian work contract can be enough to be allowed in ? Without having to go through the work permit process ?
Any opinion on the above @legalfalcon ?
Thanks
So remedical is not a supporting document? haha
Don't ignore the line "You should not travel to another city or country to obtain the required supporting documents." when comprehending the notice
Also, look up the meaning of disruption..
Further I never stated that people should not try to get their medicals done..
Your post shows you are going to look at any text partially and derive the meaning you want to..
Anyways, I have had enough.. Well, I won't be responding to your posts anymore because I won't be able to see them
ciao
This is new! But it also states 'This answer does not guarantee entry into Canada'. There's another problem, you probably won't be allowed to board the plane in the first place. But I think you're correct; this is new! I think it said 'connection flights do not count' before! Good observation!
I think even before COVID, if you have a COPR, they would still say it does not guarantee entry into Canada, just because they always leave the final decision to the border agents. I might be wrong though...