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The photo on my PR card is the one I sent with CoPR to them.

Thanks! Yeah, maybe it still takes time for me to believe that I am finally a PR. :) I hope everyone here who reads this thread, will soon get his/her PR as well. It is really a big relief!

Thanks for your response @Rahul81 and @Wolfpmd3 I was curious whether I still need an interview to prove my documents and funds to be officially landed in Canada. It seems in the link below the covid-19 situation is explained...

In this link https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/application-approved.html it is said that after receiving CoPR letter, we need to go to IRCC offices or PoE., if we live inside Canada. I received my CoPR letter on Early Nov. It is...

Another update : I received my PR card and also my new SIN. I am wondering whether I am finally done with the immigration process? No need to go to any port of entry? Of course I informed the banks and my employer about my new SIN.

Some updates: I tried to contact IRCC by phone call several times, and always they denied passing me to an agent. I asked my question on 'webform' twice and in none of them they answered my questioned that whether I need to go to a port of entry or not. In the second answer from them, they...

I submitted my PR application on March. I received the approval and CoPR letter on October. I had done biometrics once 5 years ago, and because of that, in October IRCC accepted it, instead of renewing it, due to coronavirus situation.

Great! In the COPR letter, specifically it is mentioned that, I need to send them two pieces of photo and a copy of the COPR letter to get the PR card, and until receiving the card, the COPR letter can be used as proof of my PR. Although, I cannot return to Canada, by merely having the letter...

Thanks very much for your response. But, after all, will I need a visa on my passport to enter to Canada, or merely having a PR card would suffice for that?

Hi all, I am currently living in Canada, and I applied for express entry on March. I just received the COPR letter, via the IRCC account message -- and not from the mail. From the link below, is seems after receiving the COPR, it is required to go to either IRCC offices or POEs; which I...

It has been more than three months since I submitted my PR application and I was curious whether they have reviewed the documents such as employment references, or they have paused everything until they get a new biometrics; I mean whether they have accepted the provided documents. Is three...

I came to Canada as a student in 2015 and I did a biometrics at the time. I applied for PR under CEC on early March, and after the medical test, they said I passed it and asked me to book an appointment for Biometrics. The appointment due to covid-19 got cancelled and now after surpassing the...

Hi Everyone! I have been working for a company more than a year based on my PGWP. At the time of getting this job, because there wasn't as LMIA, I couldn't get any point for the job offer; however, now that I have worked for a year, can I get points by getting a new indeterminate job offer from...

My latest and highest education is the Canadian master degree, which I am using to get points in express entry. As I said, my friends with similar situation also didn't get WES for their bachelor degree, because their highest and latest education was their master degree in Canada. Of course...

Hi. I got a master degree in humanity in Canada (my second master), while I got a bachelor degree in engineering and master degree in humanity from outside of Canada. Now, after one year of working as an engineer in Canada I am going to apply for Canadian experience class of express entry. At...

Thanks so much for your quick response. The company which I am working at, although is small and a startup tech company, it has had a website and also proof of business registration. The company is actually receiving a few governmental funding under some governmental supervision. Do you think...

Hi Everyone! I am currency working with a post-graduate open work permit, in a NOC's A level job in Vancouver. I tried to apply for BC provincial nominee program, but they required my company to have 5 indeterminate full-time employees, while the company I am working at is small and has 4...