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Has anyone from USA requested an extension on Expired COPR and received any response?

Has anyone requested an extension, and received a response from IRCC on the next steps. I saw a post some days that IRCC was requesting details on stay, quaratine etc and recommending only permanent settlers at the time. Maybe we could discuss where we are with our application and the way forward.

Have you received any response from IRCC on extension?

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/copr-and-coronavirus.681880/page-436

Someone had posted an email received from IRCC in another thread regarding coronavirus, the email said the extension now is only for permanent movers and asked to provide details of stay, moving plans.

Were you planning for a short landing or a full and final move. Seems like IRCC is only entertaining settlers.

Please post if you hear back from IRCC. The only concern I have is even if they issue a new COPR, we cant travel because the copr issue date will be after march 18

Did you already have a return ticket or book at that moment?

@vasanth777 did you fly or drive to Canada and back? Would you please elaborate your experience with CBSA?

If your copr was issued prior to march 18, then you shouldn't have anything to worry about if you fly. IRCC hasn't posted anything clear on post march 18 flights

Guys-were the original travel restrictions for approved permanent after march 18th applicable till June 30th or there is no end date?

If Canada rejects entry, they will give you a rejection slip. You show that one to the CBP officers - the US has to take you back in based on the arrangement between the two countries. You would essentially still be in the US if CBSA rejects entry. If however, CBSA lets you in Canada, then...

How many days has it been for you since you opened the web as willing to travel now? Maybe you can try calling IRCC also.

Did you open a webform stating you are willing to travel?

I actually did quiet a lot of things.. 1. Photocopy latin degree with name and everything on it at the UPS Store and had UPS employee(Notary) sign it as true copy. 2. Sent the scanned copy of signed True copy to Translation Agency of Ontario . Had them translate the latin document to English...

There is 13% tax on the car purchase. So take that amount into consideration. Also, your existing warranty may/may not work in Canada. It may be a factor if your current car is considerably newer.

No landing is not being allowed at the land border unless you are moving permanently. if you are ok to fly, you may fly and come back after 14 days of quarantine. I opened the web form for extension.

I did MS along with working full time - didn't matter.

A lot of companies have strict policy of laptop going out of the country. Revolves about what kind of data do you work on, state laws, and IT infra policies.

IRCC customer care says come over. But there is a high likelyhood of getting stuck in Canada - US can close it doors any time.