Post PR Question

[nisthul]

Hello all, looking forward for your opinions.

Just got my COPR approved 3 days ago. Got it through Saskatchewan PNP, and worked for 16 months. I still havent got the physical PR card yet, but i am supposed to send few pics and stuff as a final step. But i am depserate to quit the job since the night shifts are already killing my health pretty bad. Too desperate to quit.

But, should i still have to keep doing the job until i get the card?

 

[Bs65]

Guess you realise quoted time for a PR card shows as 125 days

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...vices/application/check-processing-times.html

 

[lampbreaker]

If you have signed COPR showing that you have landed/become PR, then the PR card itself is irrelevant.

 

[PrincessButtercup]

If you have signed COPR showing that you have landed/become PR, then the PR card itself is irrelevant.

True in OP's case (RE: employment), but it is still relevant to travel. COPR docs cannot be used in lieu of the actual PR card to re-enter Canada. https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=064&top=10

Just wanted to point that out to anyone else reading.

 

[canuck78]

Hello all, looking forward for your opinions.

Just got my COPR approved 3 days ago. Got it through Saskatchewan PNP, and worked for 16 months. I still havent got the physical PR card yet, but i am supposed to send few pics and stuff as a final step. But i am depserate to quit the job since the night shifts are already killing my health pretty bad. Too desperate to quit.

But, should i still have to keep doing the job until i get the card?

You won't qualify for EI if you quit your job. In this tough job market I would make sure you have another job lined up before quitting your job.