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I Still don't get it, They did not send PPR's to inland applicants too. Like we don't need to land or cross the border, we can do it here.I'd take this as good news! Hopefully sometime in March things will get back to normal and we'll get PPR and can finally move to Canada.
It's understandable why they don't give us PR now since we can't even land in Canada.
And this "And she told me that my meds are extended till 31st March." - is actually fantastic news! I just hope they give this extension to medicals for everybody in our situation.
So tired of waiting like this
Hello Everyone,
Happy New Year
Aor- 11 oct 2019
Medical- 28 oct 2019
Biometric- 9 nov 2019
FSW India
Till now I got only two updates:-
After that no response till now. I raised WEBFORM again on 25 november 2020 but no reply.
Please let me know what to do.
Thanks
Harson
Happy New Year
Aor- 11 oct 2019
Medical- 28 oct 2019
Biometric- 9 nov 2019
FSW India
Till now I got only two updates:-
- In medical section- You do not need a medical exam. We will send you a message if this changes. (First it was showing the date passed)
- Secondly, it was ghost update.
After that no response till now. I raised WEBFORM again on 25 november 2020 but no reply.
Please let me know what to do.
Thanks
Harson
As mentioned above, you can order GCMS notes for detailed information about your application. Other than that just lay back and relax, IRCC is not processing anything right now. Everything is on Pause
It was etobicoke that sent me the PPR last year April but yesterday the virtual landing letter was from Vancouver.
Correction I thought it was COPR but it was a virtual landing letter, I thought so because I saw a COPR number on it and a unique number. When I read the first paragraph of the letter it said congratulations you are now a permanent resident and we are asking you to send your pictures to our vancouver office for your PR card.
I assume you live in BC as well? Or in GTA? i'm just trying to understand the logic, because my doc's been send to Edmonton, so i'm not sure if i should wait for COPR from Edmonton or from Etobicoke
Yes I live in BC so I could not understand how I got PPR from Etobicoke last year, I have never been to Ontario or lived there. I even spoke with IRRC reps and they said that's where it was a month ago and now I saw this letter from Vancouver. It seems they are confused to me since this covid, All you have to do is wait and see. Maybe my case was unique
I have an interesting situation and want to see if anyone is in the same boat:
I am an Indian living in US (H1-B). I have AINP nomination with AOR of October 2019. I received this letter for IRCC today. I have not got CoPR or PR visa counter foil before. What should I do? Is this document enough for me to travel.
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You must carry a copy of this letter along with your passport as proof of your authorization to travel to Canada.
On March 18, 2020, the Government of Canada announced travel restrictions to Canada to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and protect the health and safety of Canadians.
Your application for permanent residence (PR) was approved on 2020/09/18 and you were issued a confirmation of permanent residence (CoPR) document. If you are from a country that requires a visa to travel to Canada, you were also issued a PR visa counterfoil in your passport.
Your CoPR and PR visa TXXXXXXXX will expire on 2022/11/30.
At this time, we are not printing and mailing new CoPRs or PR visa counterfoils. For your travel to Canada, you will need to:
- bring this letter;
- show it to the airline as proof that you are exempt from the travel restriction and that your COPR and PR visa are valid; and,
- use this letter before 2022/11/30
When arranging your travel to Canada, we advise that you book a direct flight to Canada, if possible. If not, we strongly advise that you do not book a flight with more than one international transit stop, since you may encounter issues with local authorities upon transiting through other countries while on route to Canada. Should you book a flight with a stop or layover, it is important to confirm that you have the necessary documentation to transit through that country. This could include a transit visa, for example.
Please note that your passport must also be valid to travel to Canada and you will need to show this letter upon arrival in Canada to the Canada Border Services Agency who will confirm your landing at the Port of Entry.
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I am an Indian living in US (H1-B). I have AINP nomination with AOR of October 2019. I received this letter for IRCC today. I have not got CoPR or PR visa counter foil before. What should I do? Is this document enough for me to travel.
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You must carry a copy of this letter along with your passport as proof of your authorization to travel to Canada.
On March 18, 2020, the Government of Canada announced travel restrictions to Canada to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and protect the health and safety of Canadians.
Your application for permanent residence (PR) was approved on 2020/09/18 and you were issued a confirmation of permanent residence (CoPR) document. If you are from a country that requires a visa to travel to Canada, you were also issued a PR visa counterfoil in your passport.
Your CoPR and PR visa TXXXXXXXX will expire on 2022/11/30.
At this time, we are not printing and mailing new CoPRs or PR visa counterfoils. For your travel to Canada, you will need to:
- bring this letter;
- show it to the airline as proof that you are exempt from the travel restriction and that your COPR and PR visa are valid; and,
- use this letter before 2022/11/30
When arranging your travel to Canada, we advise that you book a direct flight to Canada, if possible. If not, we strongly advise that you do not book a flight with more than one international transit stop, since you may encounter issues with local authorities upon transiting through other countries while on route to Canada. Should you book a flight with a stop or layover, it is important to confirm that you have the necessary documentation to transit through that country. This could include a transit visa, for example.
Please note that your passport must also be valid to travel to Canada and you will need to show this letter upon arrival in Canada to the Canada Border Services Agency who will confirm your landing at the Port of Entry.
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