Can I bring a scanned and printed copy of CoPR instead of the original copy for landing? My CoPR has been mailed to my relative in Canada, and I am currently outside of Canada and I will return to Canada soon, so I am wondering if brining a copy will work. Thanks.
CoPR copy for landing
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HY325
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hehe_haha_maggie said:
No
You need the original for sure. Also the counterpart underneath it. The original has a photo on it that is stuck on so they can tell of it's real or scanned/printed
my copr does not have my photograph in either of the copies but my spouse has it in her , is it a big issue ?
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There is no way I'd try and photocopy the CoPR.. It will look like fraud and the agent will know immediately. As Ipc19800 said, it has one of the photos you send in during PPR stuck on it.
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