COPR not sign and stamp

[Icecrumble]

Hi everyone,
I landed and arrived from Toronto International Airport last February 8,2019. My problem was My confirmation of permanent residence was not sign and stamp by the officer knowing I did right by giving my passport was enough. Last April 15,2019 when I applied for my sin number that paper should be completely sign and stamp at the time I arrived here. Immigration officer did not even ask my COPR. So what will I do now because my medical is already expired. Thank you

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hi everyone,
I landed and arrived from Toronto International Airport last February 8,2019. My problem was My confirmation of permanent residence was not sign and stamp by the officer knowing I did right by giving my passport was enough. Last April 15,2019 when I applied for my sin number that paper should be completely sign and stamp at the time I arrived here. Immigration officer did not even ask my COPR. So what will I do now because my medical is already expired. Thank you

Did you actually tell CBSA you were there to land as a PR? Did you go to secondary and complete the landing?

 

[Icecrumble]

Hello,
To be honest I don’t even know about that. So what will I do next?

 

[lampbreaker]

Are you a US Citizen? If so you have not become a PR. You are currently in Visitor status. You will have to leave Canada and return as a PR.

 

[Icecrumble]

I am a new immigrant here in canada

 

[lampbreaker]

What is your citizenship?

 

[zardoz]

Hi everyone,
I landed and arrived from Toronto International Airport last February 8,2019. My problem was My confirmation of permanent residence was not sign and stamp by the officer knowing I did right by giving my passport was enough. Last April 15,2019 when I applied for my sin number that paper should be completely sign and stamp at the time I arrived here. Immigration officer did not even ask my COPR. So what will I do now because my medical is already expired. Thank you

If you didn't present your COPR to CBSA for processing, you are not a Permanent Resident and are still just a Foreign National.
You have 2 choices.
1) Leave Canada and reenter through a Port of Entry to complete the landing process.
2) Call the IRCC’s Call Centre and ask if you are able to make a landing appointment at the nearest IRCC office.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hello,
To be honest I don’t even know about that. So what will I do next?

It is clearly explained that you must present the COPR and go through the landing process when entering Canada.

Is your COPR still valid?

 

[zardoz]

Hi everyone,
I landed and arrived from Toronto International Airport last February 8,2019. My problem was My confirmation of permanent residence was not sign and stamp by the officer knowing I did right by giving my passport was enough. Last April 15,2019 when I applied for my sin number that paper should be completely sign and stamp at the time I arrived here. Immigration officer did not even ask my COPR. So what will I do now because my medical is already expired. Thank you

I completely missed the comment about "my medical is already expired". If the COPR is expired, neither of the options I suggested are available any longer.

 

[eojlicec]

@Icecrumble One of my friend is facing a similar issue, would you let me know what was the approach that helped you at the end?

 

[21Goose]

@Icecrumble One of my friend is facing a similar issue, would you let me know what was the approach that helped you at the end?

If your friend's medical/COPR has expired, then he will need to go through the entire PR process all over again.

 

[brianmisha]

Please help me. There are no signatures and stap on mother's COPR . Did anyone find the solution for this? If yes what did do?Please.