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Ben01

Newbie
Sep 24, 2019
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Landed on Feb 3rd.... guys, I will be leaving Canada on 21st Feb, do you think if any photo is required, they will let me know before?
 
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Mesh2003

Hero Member
Sep 6, 2017
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Mesh2003 said:
Landed January 29th(Vancouver office)
I have not been able to link my application. Tried several times.
I was able to link my daughter's today. It says application approved Feb 5th and mailed out.
Can I assume that mine has been mailed as well? Not sure why I am not able to link mine.
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I received my card on Friday January 7th. Still waiting for my daughters'.
 
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arajoba

Hero Member
Nov 6, 2019
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Tayee said:
Hi, can anyone tell me what it means when you say link application?
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Once you validate your CoPR, the officer marks your file as complete and request your PR card to be mailed at address given. You can track that application through your cic account.
The PR card application doesn't automatically show up in your account unless you manually add it after completing landing.

See more info here -
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/bulletins-2013/545-modified-december-6-2016.html

POE and inland processing
When a foreign national presents themselves at a POE or an inland IRCC office to be granted permanent resident status, the border services officer at Immigration Secondary or the inland IRCC officer must ensure the biographical data on the COPR, including the recorded travel document number, matches the information in the applicant’s passport or travel document. The officer must also ensure that the permanent resident’s height and eye colour are correct, as this information is needed for the production of the client’s permanent resident card (PR card).
Most importantly, the officer must ensure that the document status of the COPR in the Global Case Management System (GCMS) is updated to “Confirmed”, because this step triggers the creation of a PR card application for processing at the Case Processing Centre in Sydney (CPC-S). It also updates the Client Status in GCMS to “Permanent Resident”, which electronic interfaces from third-party services rely on.
 
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Tayee

Full Member
Apr 6, 2019
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arajoba said:
Once you validate your CoPR, the officer marks your file as complete and request your PR card to be mailed at address given. You can track that application through your cic account.
The PR card application doesn't automatically show up in your account unless you manually add it after completing landing.

See more info here -
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/bulletins-2013/545-modified-december-6-2016.html

POE and inland processing
When a foreign national presents themselves at a POE or an inland IRCC office to be granted permanent resident status, the border services officer at Immigration Secondary or the inland IRCC officer must ensure the biographical data on the COPR, including the recorded travel document number, matches the information in the applicant’s passport or travel document. The officer must also ensure that the permanent resident’s height and eye colour are correct, as this information is needed for the production of the client’s permanent resident card (PR card).
Most importantly, the officer must ensure that the document status of the COPR in the Global Case Management System (GCMS) is updated to “Confirmed”, because this step triggers the creation of a PR card application for processing at the Case Processing Centre in Sydney (CPC-S). It also updates the Client Status in GCMS to “Permanent Resident”, which electronic interfaces from third-party services rely on.
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Great thanks for the explanation :)
 
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rosu1991

Member
Sep 6, 2019
17
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Can anyone describe the procedures after landing? what all things to do and all.

We landed on Jan 25th, we haven't received PR card and we are not able to apply for MSP and BC ID. for everything here in Vancouver they are asking for PR card. So not able to meet a doctor also as we dont have health card.

Can anyone help me with procedures after landing.

Thanks in advance!
 
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