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Hi All, I have a question about WhatsApp chat translation. Most/all my conversation with my wife are in my native language. Hence, I understand that I need translations. I have tried looking into several certified translation companies in Canada as well as India. Most are quite expensive and...

I declared both my loans. I explained in the Letter of Explanation that I'll be selling my car before moving to Canada. I also explained my plan for paying off the personal loan. In my case, the amount wasn't too high. Besides, the payment for those loans were happening from my salary bank...

Perfect. Glad to know that. Thanks for this information Niti. I'll call the border before making any move.

Hi Niti. Thanks for the information. The only reason to raise that query was to ensure that I would be able to cross the border hassle free. Because, I am in a situation wherein, if I am turned back from the Canadian border, I would essentially get stuck as I won't have sufficient documentation...

I am confused about the exact same thing. I have raised a Webform to clarify that and waiting for their response. I do seem to meet the criteria for Section 3(a). I have been in the US for more than 4 years without any international travel. Even though traveling in this time should be best...

Thanks for your note Niti. We'll keep in touch here and will let you know if I get any concrete information. Meanwhile, we can wait a couple of days for any new regulations that US-Canada might publish; then raise a Webform based on that asking for more clarification. As we get more responses...

Thank you @bellaluna for your insight. Just read that and it makes sense. Though the article talks mostly about cross-border shoppers, they most probably would consider "people with CoPR" as non-essential as well, given the situation. I am also not in favor of traveling during this period...

I read that too and had posted about it. I am in the same situation. I am an Indian Citizen residing in the US. I have not left the US since last 4 years. Hence, I was wondering if I can complete the landing process, as I do seem to meet the criteria mentioned in those regulations. Do you think...

My CoPR also expires in September. I was planning to make my move in April. Not sure if it's possible. Where would you traveling from?

Similar situation as you. My CoPR is expiring in September this year. They should be opening up the border in the next couple of months. I mean if we think about it, blocking international borders for a very long time has some far reaching implications. Of course, provided COVID19 gets...

I have a question with regards to the following statements taken directly from the link above (Transport Canada) For practical purposes, the denial of boarding would apply to: all foreign nationals on flights to Canada other than trans-border flights, and any foreign national on a...

Sorry, I misspoke. I meant to say PoE (Airports). Not the US-Canada land border. I was actually thinking of driving to Canada before. But since I am not a US Citizen, I don't think they'll grant me entry into Canada, with these updated regulations. Besides that, my Car is financed in the US, so...

Thanks for the response. I would just have to wait in the US for the Canadian PoE (Airports) to open. I think Canadian residents have an option of booking a appointment with offices within Canada, right? Why don't you try that instead of driving to the border...

1. COPR Date: 10MAR2020 2. Country of Residence: United States 3. Mode of Transport (Air/Road - Applies for US Applicants): Air 4. Anticipated date of travel: Preferably 3rd week of April 5. Specific thoughts/comments about your particular situation: Still debating if I should book my travel...

Hello All, I have started this thread for the applicants who have already received their COPR and are planning their landing in Canada. In light of the evolving situation with COVID-19, I was curious to understand how people are managing their travels. While posting your response, please...

Let me think on this more and I can start a new thread with a specific intent and direction.

Fellow US Applicant here. "Visa things in US". I hear you. It's a constant battle. Congratulations on your PPR.

This Wednesday.

With the Coronavirus situation evolving day by day, do you think we should start a thread to discuss the issue with traveling (only US Applicants) and how people are managing things in the coming few days/weeks? Especially, now that US applicants from October AOR have started receiving their...

Yes. My VISA is stamped and now the account status is "Approved"