yea i dont think i'll get any up til next yrtoo bad. if u have any update let me know.
yea i dont think i'll get any up til next yrtoo bad. if u have any update let me know.
We just got ours and it said it was mailed on 11/23Hello everyone, an update on my recent post. I received a reply to my email from LVO when I asked them for an update. I was told that my CoPR had been sent off to me on 30th of November, but I haven't received anything in mail, despite it being almost 12 days since. Also my application status (GCKey) has changed from "approved", back to "your application is under process, we'll let you know when there is an update". Today I'm having trouble logging in to my account as well. Has this happened to anyone else? What should I do next?
LVO just updated me about the delay. They said that my visa was cancelled due to an error. But they have now put it back in queue to be printed and they will mail it to me after it's printed . I checked my account status online, and everything was changed back to approved again and this time they also included the document about CoPR. Hopefully no more hiccups.We just got ours and it said it was mailed on 11/23
Hi i just want to share to you my updated timeline.Same here. PA is from UAE and holds a BD Passport.
Hi, I have another question, if you can help me figure this out? So the LVO sent me the CoPR in mail yesterday. In the mail, they sent over the CoPR document (IMM5688), as I am form a visa exempt country, I should have been issued an Electronic Foil (IMM5785). It even says so on the first page of the accompanying letter. But this Electronic Foil was not included in the mail. Did they send these documents seperately for you? Or should I raise the issue with LVO, that I wasn't sent all the required documents?We just got ours and it said it was mailed on 11/23
Not sure, ours said something about electronic foil but we just brought the COPR to the border and it was fineHi, I have another question, if you can help me figure this out? So the LVO sent me the CoPR in mail yesterday. In the mail, they sent over the CoPR document (IMM5688), as I am form a visa exempt country, I should have been issued an Electronic Foil (IMM5785). It even says so on the first page of the accompanying letter. But this Electronic Foil was not included in the mail. Did they send these documents seperately for you? Or shoulud I raise the issue with LVO, that I wasn't sent all the required documents?
It is a bit confusing.Hi, I have another question, if you can help me figure this out? So the LVO sent me the CoPR in mail yesterday. In the mail, they sent over the CoPR document (IMM5688), as I am form a visa exempt country, I should have been issued an Electronic Foil (IMM5785). It even says so on the first page of the accompanying letter. But this Electronic Foil was not included in the mail. Did they send these documents seperately for you? Or should I raise the issue with LVO, that I wasn't sent all the required documents?
Thank you and @kcward7. I've been digging through this forum and found the same as well. All I need are the copies CoPR. Not sure why they mention the electronic foil when it's something we never get to see.It is a bit confusing.
You MUST take your original and copy CoPR and present this when you land (as well as your passport of course). The bit about 'electronic foil' is just CBSA speak for saying that they also have your details on their computers (hence 'electronic'). You will never get a piece of paper for this 'electronic foil', nor do you need it.
Useful stuff on the landing process here:
http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Landing_as_PR-Canada
...and a bit more on the 'electronic foil' stuff here:
http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Spousal_Sponsorship-Canada/FAQ_-_New_Application_Forms#The_CoPR_covering_letter_mentions_form_IMM_5785.2C_but_it_was_not_attached.__Do_I_need_one.3F
Yes as long as it's done by a panel approved physician, and you will get a letter from LVO if it's being processed thereHey everyone,
So I'm a little bit late to the party but here's what's going on. I (English, living in the UK) and applying for perminant residancy with my girlfriend (Canadian, living in Canada) as the sponsor. We've lived together for years but due to career circumstances we're living seperately right now (all explaind in our application). Here's our timeline:
4th October 2017 - Application Delivered (by the courier)
15th December 2017 - Application Received by CIC
20th December 2017 - Medical Exam Requested
Now for my question. The medican examination letter states that I need to submit my exam to CIC within 30 days. The thing is, it's Christmas time, and I'm going to Canada for a holiday and won't be back in the UK until 10th. That's still within the 30 day limit so I could still get a medical examination done when I get back. But would it be possible for me to get an exam while I'm in Canada even though I'm from the UK?
Also, how do you find out which processing office I'm dealing with? Looking at the spreadsheet it seems that few people from my timeframe (application received in October) know where their processing office is.
Thanks!
That's great! Cheers for your reply.Yes as long as it's done by a panel approved physician, and you will get a letter from LVO if it's being processed there
What kcward7 said.Hey everyone,
So I'm a little bit late to the party but here's what's going on. I (English, living in the UK) and applying for perminant residancy with my girlfriend (Canadian, living in Canada) as the sponsor. We've lived together for years but due to career circumstances we're living seperately right now (all explaind in our application). Here's our timeline:
4th October 2017 - Application Delivered (by the courier)
15th December 2017 - Application Received by CIC
20th December 2017 - Medical Exam Requested
Now for my question. The medican examination letter states that I need to submit my exam to CIC within 30 days. The thing is, it's Christmas time, and I'm going to Canada for a holiday and won't be back in the UK until 10th. That's still within the 30 day limit so I could still get a medical examination done when I get back. But would it be possible for me to get an exam while I'm in Canada even though I'm from the UK?
Also, how do you find out which processing office I'm dealing with? Looking at the spreadsheet it seems that few people from my timeframe (application received in October) know where their processing office is.
Thanks!