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andrella_malton

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BillyWescott

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andrella_malton said:
Thanks but what should i select for (As simply I was sponsored by my Canadian Husband) by mail

application type / enquiry ??

and

application type / enquiry (continued) ??

Federal
Quebec
Skilled
Provincial
Canadian experience

Thanks
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I don't know your situation so I can't say. I would assume you would know these things if you are the applicant. Otherwise askk your husband, if he is the applicant.
 
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andrella_malton

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BillyWescott said:
I don't know your situation so I can't say. I would assume you would know these things if you are the applicant. Otherwise askk your husband, if he is the applicant.
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Thanks Billy, I just want to know what to select in below 2 options. my husband simply sponsored me as spouse in family class by sending paper application in Canada and I got COPR in India.

application type / enquiry ?? what to select here

and

application type / enquiry (continued) ?? what to select from below type

Federal
Quebec
Skilled
Provincial
Canadian experience

Thanks
 
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Dilshant88

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Jul 18, 2019
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Guys, updated details on IRCC

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html#approved

Approved permanent resident applicants with expired or expiring documents
If you’re outside Canada
If we already approved your permanent resident application, but you can't travel to Canada before your documents expire, or your documents have already expired, don’t contact us until you’re ready to travel to Canada.

When you’re ready to travel to Canada
Use the Web form to let us know when, and the reason(s) why. The next steps will depend on your situation.

You can come to Canada and become a permanent resident now if you plan to stay and settle here. If you’re planning on coming temporarily and leaving again, you can’t do that right now unless you meet a different travel exemption. Also:

when you arrive, you must have an acceptable plan to quarantine for 14 days in Canada, including how you will get to the place you’re staying
all family members included in the application should travel to Canada at the same time, if possible
you should have a confirmed travel plan (for example, plane tickets) or you must be willing to book and confirm travel plans as soon as approved
 
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Dilshant88

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Dilshant88 said:
Guys, updated details on IRCC

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html#approved

Approved permanent resident applicants with expired or expiring documents
If you’re outside Canada
If we already approved your permanent resident application, but you can't travel to Canada before your documents expire, or your documents have already expired, don’t contact us until you’re ready to travel to Canada.

When you’re ready to travel to Canada
Use the Web form to let us know when, and the reason(s) why. The next steps will depend on your situation.

You can come to Canada and become a permanent resident now if you plan to stay and settle here. If you’re planning on coming temporarily and leaving again, you can’t do that right now unless you meet a different travel exemption. Also:

when you arrive, you must have an acceptable plan to quarantine for 14 days in Canada, including how you will get to the place you’re staying
all family members included in the application should travel to Canada at the same time, if possible
you should have a confirmed travel plan (for example, plane tickets) or you must be willing to book and confirm travel plans as soon as approved
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Does this mean we have to raise only one webform? I.e. When ready to travel obviously after the expiry of CoPR?
 
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Captain789

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Dilshant88 said:
Guys, updated details on IRCC

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html#approved

Approved permanent resident applicants with expired or expiring documents
If you’re outside Canada
If we already approved your permanent resident application, but you can't travel to Canada before your documents expire, or your documents have already expired, don’t contact us until you’re ready to travel to Canada.

When you’re ready to travel to Canada
Use the Web form to let us know when, and the reason(s) why. The next steps will depend on your situation.

You can come to Canada and become a permanent resident now if you plan to stay and settle here. If you’re planning on coming temporarily and leaving again, you can’t do that right now unless you meet a different travel exemption. Also:

when you arrive, you must have an acceptable plan to quarantine for 14 days in Canada, including how you will get to the place you’re staying
all family members included in the application should travel to Canada at the same time, if possible
you should have a confirmed travel plan (for example, plane tickets) or you must be willing to book and confirm travel plans as soon as approved
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We’ll also ask you to provide a photo so we can start the process of issuing your first permanent resident (PR) card. You don’t need to apply for your first PR card.

Do I have to bring photos with me at the border?
 
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manutd2018

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Guys, I had raised 2 web forms for Ready to travel sometime back to IRCC Office & NDVO.

Response from IRCC office:
“We are pleased to confirm that the information you provided was transferred to the responsible office.
Since your file is located at the Canadian visa office in New Delhi, India, we invite you to contact them “

Response from NDVO office:
“If your application for permanent residence was approved on or before March 18, 2020, but you have not travelled to Canada yet, you’re exempt from the travel restriction measures. Eligible travellers do not require additional permission letters.
If your counterfoil expires prior to commercial flights becoming available, you do not need to e-mail IRCC as you will receive communication from our office on the next steps to be taken once full-service resumes.”
 
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markmw

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Feb 3, 2019
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Hi everyone, How do we apply to OHIP when we arrive in the current state? It used to be we have to do it in person. Can this be done remotely now?
 
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crackMBA

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manutd2018 said:
Guys, I had raised 2 web forms for Ready to travel sometime back to IRCC Office & NDVO.

Response from IRCC office:
“We are pleased to confirm that the information you provided was transferred to the responsible office.
Since your file is located at the Canadian visa office in New Delhi, India, we invite you to contact them “

Response from NDVO office:
“If your application for permanent residence was approved on or before March 18, 2020, but you have not travelled to Canada yet, you’re exempt from the travel restriction measures. Eligible travellers do not require additional permission letters.
If your counterfoil expires prior to commercial flights becoming available, you do not need to e-mail IRCC as you will receive communication from our office on the next steps to be taken once full-service resumes.”
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I think NDVO will start responding and working on visa/COPR after commercial flights resumption becasue they are working on low capacity. They may have started working on the extension.
 
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asohal1327

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manutd2018 said:
Guys, I had raised 2 web forms for Ready to travel sometime back to IRCC Office & NDVO.

Response from IRCC office:
“We are pleased to confirm that the information you provided was transferred to the responsible office.
Since your file is located at the Canadian visa office in New Delhi, India, we invite you to contact them “

Response from NDVO office:
“If your application for permanent residence was approved on or before March 18, 2020, but you have not travelled to Canada yet, you’re exempt from the travel restriction measures. Eligible travellers do not require additional permission letters.
If your counterfoil expires prior to commercial flights becoming available, you do not need to e-mail IRCC as you will receive communication from our office on the next steps to be taken once full-service resumes.”
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Did you raise the webform before new updates on IRCC website (i.e. 10-Jul-2020 ) or after?
The reply you got from NDVO is response to your email or webform? because if its to email, it might just be the automated response.
 
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