Passports to CPC Ottawa- June 2017

[Wenwa]

PPR - June 20
PP posted - June 22
Passport Received Ottawa - June 26
PR Approved - July 7, 2017
Tracker Activated - July 13, 2017
PP received back - July 14, 2017
Landed - July 16, 2017

 

[Wenwa]

PPR - June 20
PP posted - June 22
Passport Received Ottawa - June 26
PR Approved - July 7, 2017
Tracker Activated - July 13, 2017
PP received back - July 14, 2017
Landed - July 16, 2017

Aldergrove Border - Total of 1 Hour to finish landing process

 

[RabinJi]

Guys tomorrow i am going boarder to do landing so please share your experienced,what i need to take along with me.of course passport COPR and..............
Thanks

 

[zzdyjcwj]

Hi all, I have a question though, does anyone know if the Canada Post Xpress envelope can be dropped to my mailbox directly or do I have to sign or pick it up? Because by the time they deliver my passport, I might be at work and may not be able to sign. If I miss the delivery, will they return it back to ottawa or the closest distribution center? Thanks

 

[RabinJi]

Hi all, I have a question though, does anyone know if the Canada Post Xpress envelope can be dropped to my mailbox directly or do I have to sign or pick it up? Because by the time they deliver my passport, I might be at work and may not be able to sign. If I miss the delivery, will they return it back to ottawa or the closest distribution center? Thanks

Nothing to worry,if you are at work also they will drop in your given address.In my case even i had signature request but postman had dropped my documents inside my house while i was at work and he was left.
Good luck

 

[Wenwa]

Hi all, I have a question though, does anyone know if the Canada Post Xpress envelope can be dropped to my mailbox directly or do I have to sign or pick it up? Because by the time they deliver my passport, I might be at work and may not be able to sign. If I miss the delivery, will they return it back to ottawa or the closest distribution center? Thanks

No it will be in the mail box

 

[RabinJi]

PPR - June 20
PP posted - June 22
Passport Received Ottawa - June 26
PR Approved - July 7, 2017
Tracker Activated - July 13, 2017
PP received back - July 14, 2017
Landed - July 16, 2017

Aldergrove Border - Total of 1 Hour to finish landing process

could you please reply my question???
Thanks

 

[zzdyjcwj]

Nothing to worry,if you are at work also they will drop in your given address.In my case even i had signature request but postman had dropped my documents inside my house while i was at work and he was left.
Good luck

Ok thanks so much， that's a big relief.

 

[zzdyjcwj]

No it will be in the mail box

thank you, btw what documents did you bring with you for your landing?

 

[Wenwa]

thank you, btw what documents did you bring with you for your landing?

Just brought with me the Entire contents of the envelope from CIC Ottawa, that is Passport and COPR (two copies). I forgot to bring my current TRV (visitors visa) but they never asked me for it.

I drove to the US customs side, and handed them both PP and CoPR, and told them I wanted to land, and they already knew what to do so they showed me where to park my car and asked me to come inside the US side offices, after a few minutes, the US officer handed me the flag pole document and then left the office with me to guide me on how to perform the "flag pole" ritual.

He waited outside until I drove to the Candian side. Once I came to the Canadian side, the officer showed me where to park and guided me to go inside the office.

Inside the office they were very friendly and fast. They explained to me the process, asked me a few questions, asked me to sign both the CoPR and then attached one copy of CoPR in my passport, finally giving me a BIG Congratulations on becoming a PR. They asked me to get my new SIN and I was on my way within about 1 Hour.

 

[Wenwa]

Just brought with me the Entire contents of the envelope from CIC Ottawa, that is Passport and COPR (two copies). I forgot to bring my current TRV (visitors visa) but they never asked me for it.

I drove to the US customs side, and handed them both PP and CoPR, and told them I wanted to land, and they already knew what to do so they showed me where to park my car and asked me to come inside the US side offices, after a few minutes, the US officer handed me the flag pole document and then left the office with me to guide me on how to perform the "flag pole" ritual.

He waited outside until I drove to the Candian side. Once I came to the Canadian side, the officer showed me where to park and guided me to go inside the office.

Inside the office they were very friendly and fast. They explained to me the process, asked me a few questions, asked me to sign both the CoPR and then attached one copy of CoPR in my passport, finally giving me a BIG Congratulations on becoming a PR. They asked me to get my new SIN and I was on my way within about 1 Hour.

Oh between, they also told me to wait for my PR card in the mail. I hear it takes about 6-8 weeks, though he cautioned me that there might be a longer wait because they have a lot of backlog

 

[Wenwa]

Guys tomorrow i am going boarder to do landing so please share your experienced,what i need to take along with me.of course passport COPR and..............
Thanks

Just brought with me the Entire contents of the envelope from CIC Ottawa, that is Passport and COPR (two copies). I forgot to bring my current TRV (visitors visa) but they never asked me for it.

I drove to the US customs side, and handed them both PP and CoPR, and told them I wanted to land, and they already knew what to do so they showed me where to park my car and asked me to come inside the US side offices, after a few minutes, the US officer handed me the flag pole document and then left the office with me to guide me on how to perform the "flag pole" ritual.

He waited outside until I drove to the Candian side. Once I came to the Canadian side, the officer showed me where to park and guided me to go inside the office.

Inside the office they were very friendly and fast. They explained to me the process, asked me a few questions, asked me to sign both the CoPR and then attached one copy of CoPR in my passport, finally giving me a BIG Congratulations on becoming a PR. They asked me to get my new SIN and I was on my way within about 1 Hour.

Oh between, they also told me to wait for my PR card in the mail. I hear it takes about 6-8 weeks, though he cautioned me that there might be a longer wait because they have a lot of backlog

 

[Wenwa]

Landing Proces, Aldergrove Border, July 16, 217, 9pm - 10 pm

Just brought with me the Entire contents of the envelope from CIC Ottawa, that is Passport and COPR (two copies). I forgot to bring my current TRV (visitors visa) but they never asked me for it.

I drove to the US customs side, and handed them both PP and CoPR, and told them I wanted to land, and they already knew what to do so they showed me where to park my car and asked me to come inside the US side offices, after a few minutes, the US officer handed me the flag pole document and then left the office with me to guide me on how to perform the "flag pole" ritual.

He waited outside until I drove to the Candian side. Once I came to the Canadian side, the officer showed me where to park and guided me to go inside the office.

Inside the office they were very friendly and fast. They explained to me the process, asked me a few questions, asked me to sign both copies of the CoPR and then attached one copy of CoPR in my passport,

Finally giving me a BIG Congratulations on becoming a PR. They asked me to get my new SIN asap and I was on my way within about 1 Hour.

Oh between, they also told me to wait for my PR card in the mail. I hear it takes about 6-8 weeks, though he cautioned me that there might be a longer wait because they have a lot of backlog

 

[RabinJi]

Just brought with me the Entire contents of the envelope from CIC Ottawa, that is Passport and COPR (two copies). I forgot to bring my current TRV (visitors visa) but they never asked me for it.

I drove to the US customs side, and handed them both PP and CoPR, and told them I wanted to land, and they already knew what to do so they showed me where to park my car and asked me to come inside the US side offices, after a few minutes, the US officer handed me the flag pole document and then left the office with me to guide me on how to perform the "flag pole" ritual.

He waited outside until I drove to the Candian side. Once I came to the Canadian side, the officer showed me where to park and guided me to go inside the office.

Inside the office they were very friendly and fast. They explained to me the process, asked me a few questions, asked me to sign both the CoPR and then attached one copy of CoPR in my passport, finally giving me a BIG Congratulations on becoming a PR. They asked me to get my new SIN and I was on my way within about 1 Hour.

Oh between, they also told me to wait for my PR card in the mail. I hear it takes about 6-8 weeks, though he cautioned me that there might be a longer wait because they have a lot of backlog

Thank you so much for sharing your entire process.
Regards
Rabin

 

[theblastone]

Can someone guide what is the next step once the application is approved? Does that means they have already printed the visas. My application status is approved with a counterfoil number generated, but its been 5 days and the tracker is still not activated. I am flying to Canada on 2nd August from the U.S and have already taken leave and booked my tickets... now kinda getting worried.