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Landed on Oct 14th. 17 Saw the status has been updated today : The additional documents you provided are being reviewed. hope they approve my card soon.

2. Your BOWP is no longer valid. You have to either get a PRTD or enter Canada with CoPR by land only with a private vehicle.

I sent the file via CSE in IRCC web form choosing London office. And sent physical copies when sending my photographs as well. Got my COPR without any issue.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp This is the link I used. Click "Tell us more" button, and select "yes" on both questions, then you will see the list of the all visa offices. Scroll down to the bottom and select UK London. Then "Go to Web Form" button will show up. They asked...

When I've got a "ready for visa" email, there was no option to upload anything in MyCIC account while they specifically asked me to upload a schedule A and passport copy. So I submitted my file through CSE, and included them in the envelope as well when I sent my photo to Canada House.

I recently got approved my EE from London so my case might help you to measure your time frame. I sent my passport copy on 7th Aug and got approved yesterday with a letter in my account that my CoPR has been issued. Return tracker (Royal Mail) hasn't been activated yet. And they don't deliver...

While my case is not much helpful to measure your time frame as mine is a transfer case from Ottawa, I just got an approval notice this morning in MyCIC (I sent my passport copy to London office on 7th Aug.) My return tracker is not yet activated though. Best.

You don't need eTA when landing with CoPR. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1184&top=16

Put 0 in there as long as you are CEC

As long as I know the service is mandatory for all Korean male, No. You cannot use it as your job unless it's your voluntary service as a career.

No, you can't.

Yes, you can as long as you have a passport in hand. However, double check if's still fine you come back to Canada as a current status when CoPR is already issued in their DB. It might cause an issue they see you as a new PR but you try to enter as a status foreigner.

If there is no Indian address written in the letter you can send your passport to, then you have to ask CIC to transfer your PPR to the local visa office which in your case maybe New Delhi Visa Office? I did same thing to transfer mine to London VO and it took 12 calendar days to get a new PPR.

There is a tracking number already on the envelope when I get them from the post office. I just put docs and another empty envelope with my address written in there, sealed and paid £7.5 for putting a stamp, got receipt with the same tracking number on it. London Office might be doing their own...

Hi everyone, Did someone use the Royal Mail Special Delivery for the return envelope on CoPR from LVO? I just want to make sure I don't need to put return stamp as they instructed on the PPR letter, wondering they are going to actually pay for the stamp or not. And any ideas how long does it...

Hey guys. My BG check changed to "in progress" 2nd time. Interestingly, I had a furtherance on my medical and the status still shows still in progress since I sent my test results early Oct. Did they cleared my medical and didn't update so I can expect my PPR soon? or these two are completely...

Does CIC consider this as a layoff? Logically it is not layoff I believe. My benefit will be still covered by the company and my name will be still in the employee list.

Hi experts, my PR file is currently in process as my AOR is in June and I got a potential situation. I'm a CEC inland candidate with 600pts for a valid job offer and I have been working fine for the very company so far. However my company may ask me to have a couple of months unpaid vacation...

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Wait until it passes your 1 year mark then decline. If you immediately decline that ITA at this time, you may get another ITA before your 1 year. Although it doesn't really matter declining multiple times, you can save the very ITA to somebody else who really needs.