COPR and coronavirus

[RahulBatra]

Hi, has anyone in India received their COPR extension or travel authorisation yet?

I have filled out the webform a couple of times in August, but have only received generic responses from IRCC. I have written to Delhi immigration, and have received a generic response stating clients with expired COPRs remain a priority and there have been many service disruptions due to the pandemic.

So wondering if anyone on this forum has received COPR extension/travel authorisation. It’s already the end of August...

They will reply, they take their own time.
But they will reply.

 

[bks1988]

Hi, has anyone in India received their COPR extension or travel authorisation yet?

I have filled out the webform a couple of times in August, but have only received generic responses from IRCC. I have written to Delhi immigration, and have received a generic response stating clients with expired COPRs remain a priority and there have been many service disruptions due to the pandemic.

So wondering if anyone on this forum has received COPR extension/travel authorisation. It’s already the end of August...

Nope, same with everyone else. Same generic response. Haven't seen anyone on this thread who has received COPR extension/travel authorization from NDVO.

In my case, not even ghost updates of "Application in progress" as reported by some others while checking through gckey.

 

[bks1988]

Is this a new reason from NDVO for not opening yet or had they mentioned it earlier?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1300373420392067073

 

[bks1988]

They will reply, they take their own time.
But they will reply.

Sir, everyone is eagerly awaiting full details of your heroic conquest. Congratulations and very happy for you

 

[rockmyway]

Nope, same with everyone else. Same generic response. Haven't seen anyone on this thread from has received COPR extension/travel authorization from NDVO.

In my case, not even ghost updates of "Application in progress" as reported by some others while checking through gckey.

I have seen some posts on Facebook with screenshots of authorisation letters sent to someone in India whose COPR expired on April 29th. Not sure how is IRCC prioritising the authorisations - are they going by the date of COPR expiry or the date when we raised the webform?

FYI, my COPR expired in early June.

 

[someonetookmyname]

Was your copr expired or you travelled on a valid visa?

it ws valid till mid September... so yeah i traveled before expiry

 

[Tango1988]

I have seen some posts on Facebook with screenshots of authorisation letters sent to someone in India whose COPR expired on April 29th. Not sure how is IRCC prioritising the authorisations - are they going by the date of COPR expiry or the date when we raised the webform?

FYI, my COPR expired in early June.

Can you please share the link to these posts?

 

[Canaspirant xyz]

I have seen some posts on Facebook with screenshots of authorisation letters sent to someone in India whose COPR expired on April 29th. Not sure how is IRCC prioritising the authorisations - are they going by the date of COPR expiry or the date when we raised the webform?

FYI, my COPR expired in early June.

Could you pls share the post here?We could get an idea what exactly the case is.

 

[DentAspirus]

I am sorry I know that is not the right thread but I can't get an answer anywhere else.
"Divorce before landing but after COPR".

I am the Primary applicant in Express Entry (Skilled Worker) and my wife and child are secondary applicants. We were granted COPR and PR visa but we have Not landed yet.

If there is a divorce before landing what happens to Secondary applicants (My wife and Child)?

Will they still be able to land and get their PR status? Also, should I inform IRCC?

Finally, will this affect my application or my COPR and PR visa as a primary applicant?

Thank you and hope I can get help on this matter.

 

[hinavin]

Hey guys
This is my first message from CANADA.
Yes, I made it finally.
Long story.. will explain in the subsequent messages. All I can say is that it was like a sudden backpacking trip to Toronto.
Right now got to rest a bit.

Well done Rahul!

Luck favours the brave!

 

[shriram0205]

Hey guys
This is my first message from CANADA.
Yes, I made it finally.
Long story.. will explain in the subsequent messages. All I can say is that it was like a sudden backpacking trip to Toronto.
Right now got to rest a bit.

Were you given authorization letter to travel? And what all documents you included when you raised the ready to travel webform?

 

[hinavin]

Were you given authorization letter to travel? And what all documents you included when you raised the ready to travel webform?

This member's CoPR never expired. He travelled while the original validity was still good!

 

[butterflyins]

Well, it was a roller coaster ride, I booked the flights at 7:30 pm and within 3 hours I was at the airport with all my luggage packed.
What I learnt from this experience is that it only takes a minute to ask for things, it is, however, possible that you will be turned down but then there can be an upside as well.

I will suggest the following points:
Book flights of single airlines
Have your documents ready in one hand (it brings confidence in the checker)
No matter what questions they ask you, you answer what you are prepared to speak (Take RAGA interview with Arnab Goswami on women empowerment). Obviously change the context.
Look innocent and smile (LOL, this worked very well)

We got stuck at multiple checkpoints but eventually, we made it happen.

Congratulations! If you don't mind, could you please tell us about the 'multiple checkpoints'? A list would be helpful.

 

[Shahanastar]

Well, it was a roller coaster ride, I booked the flights at 7:30 pm and within 3 hours I was at the airport with all my luggage packed.
What I learnt from this experience is that it only takes a minute to ask for things, it is, however, possible that you will be turned down but then there can be an upside as well.

I will suggest the following points:
Book flights of single airlines
Have your documents ready in one hand (it brings confidence in the checker)
No matter what questions they ask you, you answer what you are prepared to speak (Take RAGA interview with Arnab Goswami on women empowerment). Obviously change the context.
Look innocent and smile (LOL, this worked very well)

We got stuck at multiple checkpoints but eventually, we made it happen.

I would suggest just answer their questions honestly there's no need to prepare responses to what you might get asked at the immigration.

Glad to see you made it you're a risktaker and it paid you off. All the best with the settlement process and hit back if you need any help.

 

[crackMBA]

I have seen some posts on Facebook with screenshots of authorisation letters sent to someone in India whose COPR expired on April 29th. Not sure how is IRCC prioritising the authorisations - are they going by the date of COPR expiry or the date when we raised the webform?

FYI, my COPR expired in early June.

Same here. My wife's COPR expired in early June. I am also not sure how they doing it. How are they providing the authorization when NDVO is closed?