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I have lived in Ontario as an International student since 2018. I received my permanent residency a week ago and was also considering visiting home as I have not been able to visit family in 3 years. However, as I am in the process of applying for OHIP, I just noted the fact that I have to...

I got an email for eCOPR

I sent an email but I don't really care all that much if they fix it. I can get it fixed later as well if it really bothers me. I just want to get my PR Card so I can visit home as it's been 3 years since I saw my family.

They put in the incorrect original date of entry (its off by 10 days). But beyond that its okay. Apparently, it doesn't matter as long as the vitals are ok https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/mistakes-in-ecoprs.734913/

Just received my eCOPR. The date of original entry is off by 10 days. I've emailed them but based on responses here it seems they don't generally respond at least for a few weeks. Will emailing them delay the processing of my PR Card? I need to travel in the coming months, thats why I ask...

I was able to download my eCOPR just now but turns out there was an error in it. So I emailed IRCC ASAP explaining the error. The other odd thing is that while my address shows as "Accepted" on the portal my passport photo is still "In Review". Is this the case for others here?

They wanted to see a new letter from my bank. Just wanted to ensure I still had the funds.

Just uploaded photos to the online portal. I've seen a lot of people mention that their photos were too dark, too light or had the wrong resolution/size. Are these errors reported by the portal or after the VO manually reviews the photos?

Recieved portal login email on December 10th 2021 as well. Just about to submit photograph today. Question: can I submit a photo from 31st August 2021 or should I get a new one? I used this photo for a TRV.

No, I did not apply for GCMS notes till late last month. Haven't received them. If there's any other way to figure it out, let me know and I'll dig it out for you.

Just an update on my end. I received the portal email today. A timeline for everyone here: AoR: 2nd December 2020 (FSW-Inland) Medical: sometime in early January 2021 No update or communication till: PFL/ADR regarding Proof of Funds: 27th November. Uploaded on 4th December 2021. Received...

Just an update on my end. I received the portal email today. A timeline for everyone here: AoR: 2nd December 2020 (FSW-Inland) Medical: sometime in early January 2021 No update or communication till: PFL/ADR regarding Proof of Funds: 27th November. Uploaded on 4th December 2021. Received...

Same for me.

Yes, that makes sense. I just mean for proving a relationship that is not possible with one document, you can also include a birth certificate. If you're sure though, you can go with FRC as well.

In my opinion, a birth certificate is a more robust way of proving this. Birth certificates are in every country and are straightforward to read. There is no affidavit or anything required as it's a very simple cross-check. But if you want you can have two FRCs as well.