PPR vs CoPR for Resident student status.

[Masonb6888]

Not sure what I'm looking for of an answer.
Basically, I'm a student here in BC and I'm currently paying international tuition.
I've just recently been accepted for my PR and have received PPR, but not CoPR.
My school told me that they can accept CoPR, but never said anything about PPR.
So I'm curious as to the status difference between PPR and CoPR other than the obvious where one states we're almost done with the application and the other is landing paperwork.
Does PPR, at this point, not 'imply' status?

 

[pulkitkumar190]

Not sure what I'm looking for of an answer.
Basically, I'm a student here in BC and I'm currently paying international tuition.
I've just recently been accepted for my PR and have received PPR, but not CoPR.
My school told me that they can accept CoPR, but never said anything about PPR.
So I'm curious as to the status difference between PPR and CoPR other than the obvious where one states we're almost done with the application and the other is landing paperwork.
Does PPR, at this point, not 'imply' status?

Have a look at this and understand what does PPR means
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/immigration-acronyms.3007/

After going through above link it seems they are asking for Passport Request (PPR) and then only you will get your PR.

Btw what is your profile and how did you got PR. Would love to know

 

[Masonb6888]

Have a look at this and understand what does PPR means
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/immigration-acronyms.3007/

After going through above link it seems they are asking for Passport Request (PPR) and then only you will get your PR.

Btw what is your profile and how did you got PR. Would love to know

Hi! Not sure what you meant by sending that link. Sorry I knew that PPR meant passport request.
I got PR through common law sponsorship by my spouse. It took about a year, but we're almost done. I need to know if my school will accept PPR instead of CoPR so I can get back the difference between my International and Resident tuition.

 

[pulkitkumar190]

Hi! Not sure what you meant by sending that link. Sorry I knew that PPR meant passport request.
I got PR through common law sponsorship by my spouse. It took about a year, but we're almost done. I need to know if my school will accept PPR instead of CoPR so I can get back the difference between my International and Resident tuition.

I think they will only accept CoPR, you should apply for it.
Good Luck for future