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That's an Act for natives. Not Indians.

The denial of Entry for CoPR's coming to Canada from USA.

Yep, I got denied a couple of hours ago and had to drive back to Boston. However, this won't last for people trying to get into Canada from USA. They are currently facing an influx of "Snowbirds" getting back into Canada, and they are prioritizing them. Why are they prioritizing Snowbirds...

Agent said to call and confirm.

An hour ago.

Okay, so I drove 5hrs to the Canadian border to give it a shot. Was turned back, they do not have staff to process CoPR's at the moment. Asked me to try on Monday. Edit: Port of Entry was Thousand Islands Lansdowne.

Hey guys, Got in touch with CBSA. I'm trying to land from USA (Indian Citizen) and my CoPR expires in October. CBSA said to wait as they are not processing CoPR's due to an influx of Canadians returning. An update will be provided before Friday. If you're arriving from USA with a CoPR you will...

You don't need to state your immigration status in your resume. That's just weird. Just say you're a PR holder IF ASKED.

Chill

So declare it after landing. It won't be an issue. Which country were the charges filed?

Got it! I thought you sent the entire thing via fax. Wish I knew about the fax thing, would've saved $50.

How is your ECA not rejected yet? You need to have your institution mail them directly.

Your CoPR arrived means they've done their due diligence on your file. Contacting them now, just does not make sense. You weren't convicted so your PCC is clear, hence your CoPR. They would have rejected you within 30 days of your AoR if they found any discrepancies in your file. Zip it and...

Got PPR today! AoR: 22nd October FSW-O Bio: 19th November Medical: 9th November 2 GU's: 2 weeks before PPR PPR: 17th January VO: Ottawa

I have no idea.

Second GU update this month. AoR: 22nd October FSW-O Hoping for PPR soon.

Damn, even if you get a 9 that's not going to help much. Read this https://www.immigration.ca/software-engineers-canadas-most-in-demand-skilled-workers

Also stick to your 10 year experience NOC. That'll make a difference, not the 9 month role.

Your best option will be PNP, and increasing your IELTS score. Software engineers are in demand always, Google your options. Get at least 7.5 instead of 7 for a boost. Also, try CELPIP. My score was shit in writing because of my handwriting. Never could get above 7 in writing. CELPIP is...

True, I'm just the kind of guy that wouldn't take any risks for such an important application when it takes a couple of hours to correct it. Again, I wouldn't be comfortable with reps having my details either. Just leaves a lot hanging over your head.