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I've long lost my COPR document, and I didn't need for it for my citizenship application or citizenship test. I haven't sent it out with the application and during the interview after the test I wasn't asked for it. Would it still be needed for the oath ceremony? Have I just lucked out that they...

Hello all, I am a recent permanent resident that would like to bring his family over, but I am a bit confused with the sponsorship vs supervisa. As I understand it: * The family sponsorship class has very limited size and is filled up quickly at the beginning of the year, supervisa doesn't...

I am a recent permanent resident that landed in Ontario, but is now moving to Montreal. I'm looking to learn french and I've heard of the government sponsored courses, including CLINC and provincial ones I'm more interested in the provincial ones because there is an opportunity to study online...

I want to join the Canadian military. From what I read, only Canadian citizens can apply, or permanent residents under the condition that there is a need in their skill set. Has anyone served as a PR? What kind of skill set do you possess? What kind of skill sets are they expecting? Can you...

I'm sorry, I'm confused myself a bit. I thought the term visa was used interchangeably with COPR, and that COPR is issued when you send in your passport. But this is a huge relief for me, I was afraid that I'd have to wait for my PR card to travel. Thanks, fullofsunshine.

Thanks for the replies guys. I'm in Canada currently, and my temporary resident visas are long expired. Can I leave the country with the COPR and then land? I understand that COPR is not a travel document, but when requesting my passport, CPP -Ottawa wrote i.e. So as I understood a visa will...

Hey guys, Any day now I'm getting my passport back from CPP Ottawa with COPR. I want to travel for new years. Do I understand correctly that the COPR is like a single entry visa and that I can leave Canada and come back with just it? I'm asking because I've read that after landing, say if you...

Hey guys, After PPR, I understand you get the COPR. Is it like a single-entry visa? Can I leave the country by plane and then land back just with the COPR. I don't have a PR card and my temporary resident visa is long expired.

So even after you land with PR, you can't travel until you get the PR card??

Yeap sent it to a PO Box, should have sent by courier....

Zhu, did you send using XpressPost? I sent mine out Friday morning, it showed out for delivery on Monday, and still showing that its out for delivery. I called Canada Post and they said that its out of their hands now, and its at CPP...

I GOT PPR!!!!!!!! :D ;D :D :D :P :P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GwjfUFyY6M&feature=youtube_gdata_player Omg, after 7,5 years of being here, finally. My only hope now is that if I submit my passport tomorrow I'll get it back in time to visit my family for new years...

Hey guys, is anyone having trouble logging into their e-cas account? Starting from a couple of days ago, each time I try to login I get the "We were not able to identify you using the information you provided. " No matter if I use client id, or application number. I checked the information 10...

I was i process mid August and received my RPRF fee in end of August.

There's a quota ??

Hey bob, do your notes have an expected due date? Our timelines are very similar (my application is in process since August 13).

Hey zhu, I'm in a similar boat, haven't been home for 7.5 years, waiting for PR. Hang in there buddy, it's the finish line...

Delivered to CIO ~March 13. OPNP Masters program.

Hey guys, can you please add me to the spreadsheet: Category........: PNP Visa Office......: CPP-OTTAWA Application date......: June 20, 2012 Nomination.....: February, 2013 AOR Received.: March 28, 2013 IELTS Request: not requested Med's Request: May 23, 2013 Med's Done....: June 10, 2013...

Also, for the cost factor you have to include the legal fees, i.e. you have to do affidavits for some of the documents under PNP, don't know about CEC, but Im guessing the same. And then there's the translation fees, if you're not from an English-speaking country. Since PNP requires a lot more...