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I picked up my CoPR today at an embassy (visa-exempt country) and I asked about the whole eTa thing. I was told that there will be information about my PR when they scan my passport before the flight. Think about it. Those with stamped visas on their passports from visa-required countries do not...

No problem. I don't know exactly, besides the fact that it's mainly criminal/security related stuff. Check https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/the-anatomy-of-a-background-check-in-depth-analysis.500146/.

Thanks a lot! I wonder if someone can tell me anything about the whole CoPR/eTa thing. I will pick up my CoPR tomorrow and travel in a few days. I just wonder what happens when the airline staff checks my passport, whether there will be anything about my PR in the system.

That wouldn't make it less straightforward, because it doesn't affect your case in any way, it's just that they would have to do more checking. It's hard to tell if it takes longer, I think it wouldn't be a big difference. It depends what countries those are and how quickly they respond with...

Hello everyone. I will be going to Canada in a few days with my CoPR. I have a few questions and I would appreciate if you could help me out. 1. The CIC website states that I don't need to have an eTa if I will travel with my CoPR. However, I found some answers here saying that airlines won't...

Straightforward case - all the required, strong proofs, no/not many red flags (like for example: big age gap, quick marriage without any visits), no criminal past or problems with immigration (for example, a refugee who was rejected and had to be deported). Also, if you were not married...

Ignore this.

Thank you. :) All the best to you as well! It will be over very soon.

Wow, we got decision made today.

We did not order notes. I think it's taking them a long time because I spent many years in Canada undocumented, as a minor, while my parents tried to apply for H&C. After reading your posts, I e-mailed them just in case, even though I don't like to bother them. It's been almost a week and they...

Still no changes or requests from them. It's been quite a while already.

There is an option to pay for removal fees ($750 for USA and $1500 for the rest of the world). https://eservices.cic.gc.ca/epay/immigrationlist.do Click on "inadmissibility".

Anyone applying through Warsaw that got something interesting going on with their applications?

Every case is different, it might be way quicker for you. Did you submit Schedule A & PCC before your application was transferred or did Warsaw request those again? I sent my documents through a webform and mail to Mississauga before my file was transferred. At first, MyCIC showed that they need...

You will get an e-mail from the office. It took a week for me to get it, but it's known to take even 2-3 weeks.

Still the same thing - background check in progress. I also did not get any requests from them. I guess I have to wait longer.

Seems like not many people are applying through Warsaw, knowing how active this thread was in the past. I can't find much information about how long it takes to get decision made after background check goes in progress. But I know that this is a fast visa office.

Does anyone know if ECAS can update over weekend?

Yes, submit all of those. The letter has to explain why do you think you should be given the chance to come back to Canada during the ban period. I e-mailed my visa office before submitting an ARC in the past and they told me to just mail everything to them. It took 6 months to process it, but...

Got background check in progress today. AOR2 end of June.