PLS CLARIFY Condition on COPR - Confirmation of Permanent Residence

[microsysn]

hello, on my COPR, i have this as a condition (in bold font ):

Have you ever been charged/convicted of a crime or offense:
refused admission to Canada or required to leave canada?

Is that normal? How is this condition going to affect me?
Never was charged/convicted of crime, or required to leave Canada.
When I was 16, and my parents applied to be sponsored to Canada,
it was declined due to misrepresentation / not listing all addresses lived.
Will this have any impact for me when i come there?

Thanks for any help on this!!!

 

[ABCml]

hello, on my COPR, i have this as a condition (in bold font ):

Have you ever been charged/convicted of a crime or offense:
refused admission to Canada or required to leave canada?

Is that normal? How is this condition going to affect me?
Never was charged/convicted of crime, or required to leave Canada.
When I was 16, and my parents applied to be sponsored to Canada,
it was declined due to misrepresentation / not listing all addresses lived.
Will this have any impact for me when i come there?

Thanks for any help on this!!!

This was also on my wife's COPR - it appears to be typical.. they will have you state "No" and sign next to this statement and any other "conditions" on your COPR at landing

 

[screech339]

hello, on my COPR, i have this as a condition (in bold font ):

Have you ever been charged/convicted of a crime or offense:
refused admission to Canada or required to leave canada?

Is that normal? How is this condition going to affect me?
Never was charged/convicted of crime, or required to leave Canada.
When I was 16, and my parents applied to be sponsored to Canada,
it was declined due to misrepresentation / not listing all addresses lived.
Will this have any impact for me when i come there?

Thanks for any help on this!!!

I believe it is a typical questions asked on COPR on outland application. You sign NO next to your questions at landing. The agent need to see you sign it yourself in front of agent.

 

[microsysn]

Thanks so much for the quick response! That helped a lot

 

[DanSlh]

How did they discover all of their adresses?

 

[saria1]

How did they discover all of their adresses?

I have a friend in HR at TD Bank, and you would be AMAZED at the information available to them :-\ I'm sure the government has many more resources at their fingertips.

But on that note, WOW, I hope I hit all my addresses. I didn't even know all my addresses. I resorted to listing towns, states and time periods. I was given SA, so I guess thats not an issues now?

 

[olive_viu]

hello, on my COPR, i have this as a condition (in bold font ):

Have you ever been charged/convicted of a crime or offense:
refused admission to Canada or required to leave canada?

Is that normal? How is this condition going to affect me?
Never was charged/convicted of crime, or required to leave Canada.
When I was 16, and my parents applied to be sponsored to Canada,
it was declined due to misrepresentation / not listing all addresses lived.
Will this have any impact for me when i come there?


Thanks for any help on this!!!

Did you ask your officer if any previous visa/ study permit refusal considered as Refused Admission? Another question I have is I guess everyone's answer should be NO?

 

[truesmile]

The 2nd time I read the OP I felt it was the parents application that was declined. Either way, a declined application is most certainly not the same as "refused admission".