It will be a lot easier for non-English speaking parents if someone accompanies and guide them while processing of COPR by a CBSA agent.Hi all, can someone please share what happens at the port of entry? What kind of documents beyond COPR are required to show the officers? What kind of questions are asked? Can the representative (sponsor/child) of parents be there to facilitate translation for non-English speaking parents? Thank you in advance.
However, if you are not flying with them I don't see any chance that you can enter that area of landing.