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I am planning on waiting Because I Have No Choice. I was about to raise my "ready to travel" web form when I discovered I'm not supposed to anymore. I'm not gonna contact them since they expressed in their website that I am not supposed to. If you need to go urgently then... I don't know...

My CoPR expired in August 2020. I did not get any email from IRCC. I was about to raise my "ready to travel" web form and discovered I'm not supposed to anymore. Now i'll simply have to wait their email. I do not plan on soft landing at all.

Dude, all I know is that since December 23rd we (those with CoPR issued before March 18) have to wait. We are not supposed to raise RTT web form anymore... If you need to go urgently then... I don't know... I guess you ain't

I am EXACTLY in the same situation as you: CoPR issued before March 18, expired on August 1st, never contacted IRCC after it expired, only before it mentioning I would not make it and receiving, as answer, that it should be fine and I would have to raise a new web form to ask permission when I'm...

I am in the same boat as you, my CoPR expired on August 1st. I am waiting IRCC email. I heard of one case who received already and his was expired on May 5th, so perhaps they are using the expiry date as criterion? Just a guess...

I re-read all your replies and our conversation. I think basically you characterize the 2 options you have like this: 1) Stay and wait expiration of recently extended medicals: Safe bet. It might take a while but most likely the conditions of you eventually travelling will be much better, less...

I think it would be quite useful to have a mass of applicants with expired CoPR issued before March 18 discussing because those who receive the email from IRCC asking if they are ready to travel could share the experience and give a better idea to others of how much more they have to wait...

I don't understand how waiting could be 'risking'? Risking what? How? My CoPR issued before March 18 expired on August 1st. Before the expiration I sent a web form informing IRCC that I most likely would not be able to go because the flights were being cancelled unilaterally by the airline...

How about we create a thread for everyone with expired CoPR issued before March 18? Now we are supposed to just wait to be contacted by IRCC ( https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html#approved ) and waiting brings anxiety...

Good, so I think they'll email to all expired CoPR issued before March 18 who haven't landed. That`s what it says here : https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html#approved

I think they'll send this email to all expired CoPR's from now on. That's what it says in the link I sent. At least for those copr issued before march 18. They'll conctact us through email asking if we are ready to go and We Should Not Raise Web Forms Anymore

- I have a CoPR issued before march 18 expired on august 1st. - I have contacted IRCC informing I would not make it in time before copr would expire. They said it was fine and when I'm able I should raise a ready to travel web form - I do NOT plan on soft landing Recently IRCC stance changed...

HEY GUYS! Have y'all realized that we are not supposed to raise "ready to travel" web forms anymore (We meaning those who have an expired CoPR issued before March 18)? Now we are supposed to wait for IRCC to contact us asking if we are ready. Source...

I have not received. Have not even requested it. I was planning to raise my ready to travel webform now, since my copr issued before march 18 has expired by august 1st, but now we should wait until IRCC contact us asking if we are ready to travel. Source...

I do have an expired CoPR issued before March 18, expired on August 1st. I have a non-accompanying dependent in my application. It sucks that, after all this time waiting covid (1 year approximately) I'll still have to go first and wait the processing of her application that will take several...

I do have an expired CoPR issued before March 18, expired on August 1st. I have a non-accompanying dependent in my application. It sucks that, after all this time waiting covid (1 year approximately) I'll still have to go first and wait the processing of her application that will take several...

I also wanna go in March, but the little control I had over it (the time I would choose to raise the web form) is gone and now I'll simply wait to receive their email asking if I'm ready to go. Source...

My CoPR expired more than 6 months ago. I had, previously, warned IRCC that I would not make it in time, because the my flights were being cancelled unilaterally by the airline companies. They said I should not worry, just raise a ready to travel web form when I'm ready. I did not raise a ready...

This has changed. Now we are supposed to wait until IRCC contact us asking if we are ready to travel. We should not raise "ready to travel" web forms anymore. source: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html#expired

Since December 23rd we are no longer supposed to raise a "ready to travel" web form. We should wait to be contacted and asked if we are ready to travel. Source...