Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

[Miss bee]

Hello all & @ Misbee,
Query regarding submission of expired IELTS.
I submitted my non express entry application on July 28 and at that time IMM 5690 checklist was there in the online portal. In online portal IELTS section was there for uploading the results and I uploaded the expired IELTS. Although as per the new checklist IMM 0199 IELTS is not a mandatory document. Is there any chance of application return due to submission of expired results.

If so Can I get now a new result now and send the results through webform at the earliest. Please help me. I am really worried about this. TIA.

What is your TEER code?

 

[Nafis2107]

Hello @Miss bee after receiving COPR, is there any action required from our side to issue the PR card? 1. It says to print and sign the COPR but is it just for archiving? 2. It says you have 180 days to provide photo and address which we already did in response to the P2 email. Thanks!

 

[james_tvm]

What is your TEER code?

Teer 0 & Noc code 70010. TIA.

 

[Miss bee]

Hello @Miss bee after receiving COPR, is there any action required from our side to issue the PR card? 1. It says to print and sign the COPR but is it just for archiving? 2. It says you have 180 days to provide photo and address which we already did in response to the P2 email. Thanks!

Once you’ve received your signed eCOPR (Electronic Confirmation of Permanent Residence) in Canada, here are the next steps to complete your PR process:
IRCC will usually initiate the PR card process automatically once the eCOPR is issued. You should receive it in the mail within a few weeks. You can check the PR card application status in your IRCC portal or online account.
2. Update Your SIN:
• Visit a Service Canada office to update your Social Insurance Number (SIN) with your permanent resident status. You’ll need to bring your eCOPR or PR card once it arrives.
3. Update Health Coverage and Benefits:
• If you are in a province where health care is linked to your PR status, visit your local health authority to update your coverage (e.g., OHIP in Ontario). Bring your eCOPR, and PR card if you have it, to ensure you’re covered as a permanent resident.
4. Update Employment Records:
• Inform your employer of your new status to update records like SIN, employment status, and any benefits eligibility.
5. Driver’s License and Other ID:
• Some provinces require PR status updates for licenses and provincial IDs. Check your provincial regulations to see if any updates are needed.
6. Banking and Financial Services:
• Update your status with banks and financial institutions. This may open additional options or benefits as a permanent resident.
7. Keep Your eCOPR Safe:
• The eCOPR is a key document proving your status in Canada, so keep it in a safe place. Photocopy or scan it as a backup.

 

[Mr. Indian]

Hello @Miss bee after receiving COPR, is there any action required from our side to issue the PR card? 1. It says to print and sign the COPR but is it just for archiving? 2. It says you have 180 days to provide photo and address which we already did in response to the P2 email. Thanks!

Hi

Can you please tell which office your application was assigned ?

Thanks

 

[bravozora]

Non-Express entry, June 2024 applicants are receiving AOR. If anyone have applied between date 20-25. keep an eye on your email and portal.

 

[Nafis2107]

Once you’ve received your signed eCOPR (Electronic Confirmation of Permanent Residence) in Canada, here are the next steps to complete your PR process:
IRCC will usually initiate the PR card process automatically once the eCOPR is issued. You should receive it in the mail within a few weeks. You can check the PR card application status in your IRCC portal or online account.
2. Update Your SIN:
• Visit a Service Canada office to update your Social Insurance Number (SIN) with your permanent resident status. You’ll need to bring your eCOPR or PR card once it arrives.
3. Update Health Coverage and Benefits:
• If you are in a province where health care is linked to your PR status, visit your local health authority to update your coverage (e.g., OHIP in Ontario). Bring your eCOPR, and PR card if you have it, to ensure you’re covered as a permanent resident.
4. Update Employment Records:
• Inform your employer of your new status to update records like SIN, employment status, and any benefits eligibility.
5. Driver’s License and Other ID:
• Some provinces require PR status updates for licenses and provincial IDs. Check your provincial regulations to see if any updates are needed.
6. Banking and Financial Services:
• Update your status with banks and financial institutions. This may open additional options or benefits as a permanent resident.
7. Keep Your eCOPR Safe:
• The eCOPR is a key document proving your status in Canada, so keep it in a safe place. Photocopy or scan it as a backup.

Thank you @Miss bee

 

[Nafis2107]

Hi

Can you please tell which office your application was assigned ?

Thanks

Montreal.

 

[Sarper]

@Miss bee Hi, they wanted to :
"Military Records: A certified copy of Military records. If you were exempt, please provide
official proof of military exemption from the relevant authority.
➢ This must be received at this office by: 2024/11/12

You must send us the requested information directly to your IRCC Secure Account within 7 days from
the date of this letter."

How can we send it back to them? We did not link to the account when we submitted