COPR and coronavirus
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I would advise you to do soft landing. Since the ban on COPR was lifted June 21, they might not be so benevolent to reopen your COPR after expiring in DECEMBER. That is 6 months after the ban was lifted!
Perhaps you keep trying with webforms and sending emails to VO Singapore to expedite the process of PPR2.
For the current job, don’t resign. Would only be safe to resign when you have the new CoPR documents with you.
In case new CoPR is issued nearer to Dec, try to explain and negotiate with current Singapore employer to either paying off the notice period or serving notices while out of Singapore.
It’s a painful experience to lose a Canada job offer just because old CoPR is expired and new one is pending to be issued. We lost a job offer in Mar’21 due to our expired CoPR and Canada Covid-19 border restrictions. So I really hope you’re gonna get ur new CoPR soon and don’t need to go through the regrettable feelings we have been through, it’s sad & terrible I must admit.
May be you should respond to the mail again to bring you to the top of the pile.
i guess there's nothing much you can do to speed things up given the current state of things with IRCC. Will it be possible for you to share first portion of the email address you received the remed request from? i will add it to my safe mail list so that it doesn't end up in junk. I'm too SGVO
Understand your pain. I am planning things ahead and will try to make balance between 2 employers. Will try sending mails as you said to sgvo.
Just 2 months left on your medical now. No reply for 10 months….that`s really painful. They must & should extend the medical for the applicants like you. Have to contacted the VO? Just raising the webform is meaningless these days. Last week I raised webform after 10Pm & received reply next morning at 8:20 AM with Afghan crisis excuse. I was really surprised to receive reply within 10 hours. Have you got medical report copy with you? Just raise the webform with medical report scan copy and that might bring some attention to your file. That might trigger something for you.
Once a COPR expires, applicants are normally required to submit a new application if they still want to immigrate to Canada. They making some exception to those affected because they imposed the travel restrictions. Now the restriction is already lifted so they would not consider extending the date if the applicant has any problem to travel. Please try to manage as you have just 2 months left on your COPR.
Hi all, I am to have my medical tomorrow but I have some flu-like symptoms which my GP gave me antibiotics for. Should I go ahead with my medical or postpone it by a few days? Also would I need to disclose my current meds if I go through with it?
Cold/Flu don`t count as chronic disease. As long as you don`t have fever, I don`t think that will hamper your test but be sure there`s no wheezing sound in your chest due to flu. They might take that other way. If any doubt then you can just postpone by a week to be in a safe side. You need to disclose the medication you are taking while filling out a medical history questionnaire with doctor.
The re-medical request was updated via the online application platform (same as how we used to receive ITA, AOR notice, etc), not through email. And i’m pure FSW-O.
when was the last day you were supposed to reply to the “still wna immigrate email”? Mine was 8 Oct. hope you will receive re-medical request soon!!