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Should we therefore fill just BSF186a ? or both of the forms? Could you please clarify ?

So, is it okay to land and also get the goods shipped before i land because they will take time to ship them anyway ? How would i give the bsf form if i havent landed yet and even completed landing ?

Hi everyone!. Question: So when landing first time into canada, do we give our visa copy or copr to the moving company? Or just the visa would suffice?.. Any thoughts? Thanks

Probably this has been answered somewhere here amongst all these posts. But can someone please send me a link to the page that used to say we need to stay in new Brunswick for 2 years ? Do they ask us anything at the port of immigration ?

Thanks alot for the clarifications and patience all this time! .. :)

Cool. Thanks alot for your answer.

A friend of mine was living in his home country when he received his CoPR. He has now been moved to another place for work purposes for a couple of months, where he has a new address. There is no one at his home country either, so in such a case, should he update the address to the new one after...

Thanks alot for the reply .

Hi, I know that we can pay online for the application fee and also that someone else can pay it for me. But I want to know if the immigration officer would somehow know that someone else paid it for me or something of the sort. How does the officer know that the application fee has been paid...

I was just asking what that new meaning meant, nothing extra. If i had known the meaning myself, i would not be asking it. And it definitely is not the same as all those posts people have posted all the way down to 2013. Really.

Another update: The "Accompanying" meaning as per the form i am looking at is: "Accompanying you means that this person intends to come to Canada at the same time as you." .. taking this into consideration, what does this actually mean?

haha No :D .. but thank you for clarifying it once more .. :) . Ah, does it matter if they stay with us ? No right?

Cool. Thank you for the clarifications.

I did , i think, that is why i posted it :) . the first question: The PR is already in canada, his parents are not travelling with him. Second question: The parent already has the visa. It does not apply to my question. does it ?

Cool, that clears part one of the doubt. So if they stay with me that's okay? And also if they travel with me same time that also?

Thanks @bellaluna and @k.h.p. yes not fake tickets, but those tickets that travel agents provide , m not sure what we call them. But do the officers know that these would just last for some days only?

Ah yes, let me re-state that. So, if we have parents travelling on TRV (planning to travel on TRV) with a member who plans to land as a PR. Would they have to say that they are accompanying the family member?

Hi, For visa application processes, do we generally upload real tickets or those fake ones? The processing time is usually longer than the amount of time we can hold a ticket, in such cases, which ones should i go for? Please assist. Thanks

What would the answer be if a non-accompanying family member travels together (on TRV) with a person who has status?

If we have a parent applying for a tourist visa, and if the PR applicant and parent enter Canada together, is that called "Accompanying family member with status?" ..