Can anything go wrong after PPR.

[shibdutta]

Hello guys,

I am just wondering, can anything go wrong after we receive PPR. does PPR means all verification is complete now.

Thanks Everyone.

 

[prashantmalik82]

Friends

I am in a confused state of mind...I got PPR last to last week and submitted my passport via VFS to NDVO on 2 Mar and the status on file showed "Approved".

I am still waiting for the passport to come back but the status on the CIC account has changed to "Not Started".

I am a bit worried...Can someone kindly advice...Is the an issue?

Regards

 

[MooseNBooze]

Haven't reached that stage yet but I wouldn't be too worried after PPR. I say to both of you - everything will be fine, please enjoy the moment (have a beer for me if you're not a teetotaler) ;D

FYI I saw a whole thread the other day about Indian applicants discussing the logistics of sending passport to NDVO and VFS. I don't have a link handy. Please try the search function.

 

[hossamo33]

Hello guys,

I am just wondering, can anything go wrong after we receive PPR. does PPR means all verification is complete now.

Thanks Everyone.

Good question!

 

[Sunny Malhotra]

Experienced people can bring some light.

 

[legalfalcon]

Hello guys,

I am just wondering, can anything go wrong after we receive PPR. does PPR means all verification is complete now.

Thanks Everyone.

The answer is YES! Receiving a PPR is just a step in the whole process. There can be a number of things, highly unlikely, but can happen. A few examples are:

1. An applicant misrepresented and it was found by CIC, even if they have issued a PPR, they can refuse to grant the COPR.
2. In a unlikely event of the applicant being involved with a legal issue within his home country, which calls for impounding the passport, the same will be notified to CIC and this can bring in trouble.
3. Even when the COPR is issued, if an applicant is charged with a criminal activity, his PR can be terminated. This can be within, or outside Canada.
4. If CIC finds that the applicants family member is inadmissible, even if they have issued the PPR, they can refuse COPR.


There are numerous possibilities, but the above mentioned 4 are the big ones. Even as a permanent resident in Canada, an applicant has to be careful to comply with the laws or else his PR can be cancelled and he can be deported.

 

[MooseNBooze]

The answer is YES! Receiving a PPR is just a step in the whole process. There can be a number of things, highly unlikely, but can happen. A few examples are:

1. An applicant misrepresented and it was found by CIC, even if they have issued a PPR, they can refuse to grant the COPR.
2. In a unlikely event of the applicant being involved with a legal issue within his home country which calls for impounding the passport, the same will be notified to CIC and this can bring in trouble.
3. Even when the COPR is issued, if an applicant is charged with a criminal activity, his PR can be terminated. This can be within, or outside Canada.
4. If CIC finds that the applicants family member is inadmissible, even if they have issued the PPR, they can refuse COPR.


There are numerous possibilities, but the above mentioned 4 are the big ones. Bur even as a permanent resident in Canada, an applicant has to be careful to comply with the laws or else his PR can be cancelled and he can be deported.

As a fellow lawyer, I second this. Excellent points.

As a human being, I repeat: no point in worrying post PPR.

Disclaimer: don't mean to imply lawyers aren't human beings 8)

 

[miss_mp]

I also have recently got a request for passport and have sent this off last week. But my myCIC status still says - background check in progress and final decision not started yet. Is this info on myCIC up to date?

 

[nmeka]

I also have recently got a request for passport and have sent this off last week. But my myCIC status still says - background check in progress and final decision not started yet. Is this info on myCIC up to date?

Nothing to worry here.. It will change.

 

[mf4361]

anything can go wrong until you landed at a border. But PPR means it's close to the end of it.

 

[aayushri]

As a fellow lawyer, I second this. Excellent points.

As a human being, I repeat: no point in worrying post PPR.

Disclaimer: don't mean to imply lawyers aren't human beings 8)

And God said: "Let there be Satan, so people don't blame everything on me. And let there be lawyers, so people don't blame everything on Satan."

 

[miss_mp]

I'll keep checking my myCIC.

 

[sraj07]

its been 3 days my PP delivered to Newyork VO. No status change as of now ...

But for another guy it got completed in 2 days ...