What is your visa office?@GaganK10 , in a similar situation here. I submitted photos on 16th May and it still shows "In Review with IRCC".
What is your visa office?@GaganK10 , in a similar situation here. I submitted photos on 16th May and it still shows "In Review with IRCC".
I think it is Etobicoke. What is your VO?What is your visa office?
Nothing definitive, unfortunately. I’m also FSW-O in the US. My medical were extended at the end of April, and I still haven’t heard anything beyond that.FSW-O in the US, got my medical exam extension today. Is there anything I can expect for the following days?
Same here.Nothing definitive, unfortunately. I’m also FSW-O in the US. My medical were extended at the end of April, and I still haven’t heard anything beyond that.
Understood. Thank you!Nothing definitive, unfortunately. I’m also FSW-O in the US. My medical were extended at the end of April, and I still haven’t heard anything beyond that.
1. No, each application / when you enter, it is based on its own merits and just because you have a PR application is process, does not mean that you will have a hard time. You only have to meet the criteria of entering Canada as a Tourist. See my previous post on this at:Hi everyone,
I'm FSW-O, file is approved (per GCMS notes) but no COPR yet.
Knowing that the borders will open one day and we will be allowed to travel again from Europe to Canada, I have two questions.
1. I heard that entering Canada as a tourist when you have a PR application running in his finale stage is not a great idea. They can give you a hard time at the border because you will have to prove that you will leave the country again and not yet settle permanently. Is this true?
2. What happens if you are in Canada as a tourist and your COPR arrives? Can you just go the US border and take care of it? Or do we need to come back to Europe first?
Thank you.
@legalfalcon
Thank you very much for your quick reply! I appreciate it!1. No, each application / when you enter, it is based on its own merits and just because you have a PR application is process, does not mean that you will have a hard time. You only have to meet the criteria of entering Canada as a Tourist. See my previous post on this at:
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Since you do not need a Visa to enter, the process will be the same at the PoE.
2. Currently, anyone in Canada is being issued a COPR which is signed and date, and there is no need to go to the border. All you have to do is inform IRCC that you are already in Canada.
Hi @legalfalcon,[...]
2. Currently, anyone in Canada is being issued a COPR which is signed and date, and there is no need to go to the border. All you have to do is inform IRCC that you are already in Canada.
There is no term as inland or outland under the immigration law. Based on your country of residence, whether it is Canada or outside Canada, how the COPR is issued differs. IF you are in Canada then IRCC is being a COPR which is signed and stamped. If you are outside Canada, then you may be asked to submit your passport if you are not from visa exempt country and only when you land in Canada, your COPR will be stamped.Hi @legalfalcon,
Would you then be considered as "Inland" even if in Canada only as a tourist?
Thanks!
Thank you for your answer, but it is still not clear to me whether they would send you CoPR directly (through the portal) based on your country of residence or on the country you are physically in at the moment.There is no term as inland or outland under the immigration law. Based on your country of residence, whether it is Canada or outside Canada, how the COPR is issued differs. IF you are in Canada then IRCC is being a COPR which is signed and stamped. If you are outside Canada, then you may be asked to submit your passport if you are not from visa exempt country and only when you land in Canada, your COPR will be stamped.