Looking for some inputs
I have gone through the last 100 pages of this thread with no luck
I am on Indian passport living in USA (with my wife and my 10-month-old infant)
My CoPR was approved on May 14th, 2020 (after March 18th)
My CoPR expires on Sep 5th, 2020
I do not want to travel right now and potentially expose my family to COVID.
The statement from IRCC is not clear enough
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Travelling from the US (group 4)
Applicants with expired COPRs can travel to Canada from the US for non-discretionary reasons to settle and live in Canada as a permanent resident if
- their application was approved
- they received their COPR and PRV and
- they have an acceptable plan to quarantine for 14 days in Canada
Only permanent resident applicants who are in possession of an expired COPR and PRV and who are ready to travel to Canada should contact IRCC using the
Web form, to provide information on when the COPR expired and the non-discretionary reason(s) for travelling. Once Web forms are received, the Client Support Centre will refer them to the appropriate processing network (CN or IN), which will assess them based on the eligibility criteria below.
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At the same time, I do not want to risk cancellation of my PR
Just to get the general group consensus --> is it more prudent to travel now to avoid unnecessary hassle of extension? How difficult is getting an extension when applying from the US
In my case, I cannot immediately travel back to the US as I will need visa stamping
Thanks in advance!