COPR and coronavirus
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May be a repetitive question but I am still in a very confused state as I want to switch my job but clueless about my Canada journey.
My COPR was issued on 23rd Dec 2020 and expired on 31st May 2021.
No email, no update, nothing till now.
When can I expect some updates?
I can see that it still takes 2-3months for a new PPR after they send "Still interested" email.
TIA
My COPR was issued on 23rd Dec 2020 and expired on 31st May 2021.
No email, no update, nothing till now.
When can I expect some updates?
I can see that it still takes 2-3months for a new PPR after they send "Still interested" email.
TIA
Not necessarily
6 months since remedicals and patiently waiting. Timeline could be any number of month to months.
All the Best.
Hi, everyone just wanted to give you an update.
As you recall, I’m a pre-March expired CoPR holder. I did my second medical exams on July 8th and my account was updated on July 14th stating that the medicals were approved. Well today I was surprised to see an email from donotreply@cic.gc.ca with the subject line: We are waiting to hear from you! In the email it stated to check my messages. I logged on to my account and I was happy to see the request for my passport! So it was about a 3 week wait from passing medicals to get this PPR.
Quick question for those who have already submitted their passports, I’m seeing a link to pay the Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF). Do we need to pay this a second time?
As you recall, I’m a pre-March expired CoPR holder. I did my second medical exams on July 8th and my account was updated on July 14th stating that the medicals were approved. Well today I was surprised to see an email from donotreply@cic.gc.ca with the subject line: We are waiting to hear from you! In the email it stated to check my messages. I logged on to my account and I was happy to see the request for my passport! So it was about a 3 week wait from passing medicals to get this PPR.
Quick question for those who have already submitted their passports, I’m seeing a link to pay the Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF). Do we need to pay this a second time?
I June 2018, I had thought i'd be in Canada by max March 2019...............................................I'm claiming an Olympic medal at this point once I receive my COPR2... almost a 4 year plan for me now!
Yes, and those type of visas are being processed pretty fast !
I think, student,work permit and PRTD visas are being processed on primary basis.PR applicants are still in the row.
We all should do a BBQ 10 years from now... look back and laugh at all the mediocrity we went through. Meanwhile, hold tight everyone!
I'd really love that, in general meeting up in Canada once we are all thru, knowing this group has really helped me so much all these last few months. And there is so much more pain left, and I know this group is going to help me wade thru that too!
If you have already paid earlier, you do not need to pay a second time. When you are sending your passport for stamping, you can take a snapshot of the payment made previously from your GC profile and include it in the package (and it's completely optional).
Even I had similar timeline expectations for myself. I gave my IELTS in March 2018, but the universe clearly had other plans….
I hope all of us are able to make that move soon.
In a more funnier way we applied for my spouse when my kid was 8 months old and we thought by her 20 month he will be here in canada and today she is nearing to celebrate her 4th birthdayEven I had similar timeline expectations for myself. I gave my IELTS in March 2018, but the universe clearly had other plans….
I hope all of us are able to make that move soon.
Oh gosh! That’s an unbelievable amount of time to be away for…
I really really hope your husband is able to join you at the earliest, definitely definitely before your daughter’s 4th birthday!
Beer is on me.
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