COPR/ Place of birth last letter missing

[arbaz.1432]

Received my stamped passport with COPR, but there's an issue! The place of birth on my COPR has a typo - one letter 'R' is missing at the end.
Will this cause any problems at landing? Has anyone else faced a similar situation?
Any advice or experiences to share would be greatly appreciated.

 

[armoured]

I think completely irrelevant.

 

[daivion]

I wouldn’t worry too much. It seems like a common formatting thing.

 

[arbaz.1432]

I think completely irrelevant.

Why so?
Actually it's supposed to be my first intl trip and I am travelling with infant
So I just wanna be sure

 

[arbaz.1432]

I wouldn’t worry too much. It seems like a common formatting thing.

So I should be ok to move with this?

 

[armoured]

Why so?
Actually it's supposed to be my first intl trip and I am travelling with infant
So I just wanna be sure

Because it's not an important field and one letter off is either just a typo or space limitation. (Lots of people end up with different places of birth between different docs because names change and municipalities are often combined, etc)

 

[arbaz.1432]

Because it's not an important field and one letter off is either just a typo or space limitation. (Lots of people end up with different places of birth between different docs because names change and municipalities are often combined, etc)

Thanks

 

[canadaDreamz14]

My parents got their COPR and place of birth for one of my parent has typo issue. Can they travel and get it corrected once they arrive in Canada? Is form 1436e i need to submit for them?