Can Dependent Land Before Principal Applicant Receives eCOPR?

[samranSpec]

Hi everyone, I need some clarity on landing timelines.

I am the Principal Applicant (PA) and I am currently in Canada. I just received my Portal 1 (P1) email. My wife is a dependent residing outside Canada; she already received her PPR, submitted her passport, and now has her Immigrant Visa/COPR in hand.

Since I am still waiting for my P2 and eCOPR, can she travel to Canada and land now? Or is she legally required to wait until I officially have my eCOPR in my hand before she can land at the airport?

 

[canuck78]

Hi everyone, I need some clarity on landing timelines.

I am the Principal Applicant (PA) and I am currently in Canada. I just received my Portal 1 (P1) email. My wife is a dependent residing outside Canada; she already received her PPR, submitted her passport, and now has her Immigrant Visa/COPR in hand.

Since I am still waiting for my P2 and eCOPR, can she travel to Canada and land now? Or is she legally required to wait until I officially have my eCOPR in my hand before she can land at the airport?

You have to land first so yes you need eCOPR. IRCC keeps giving COPR to dependents earlier than PA for some reason.

 

[Kazmi786]

can you plz tell your timline

 

[robertdavis56]

This is an interesting question, especially for families trying to coordinate their immigration timelines and travel plans. It seems important to understand the specific rules that apply to dependents and the principal applicant before making any arrangements. For additional public information and record-related resources, the Clark Property Search can also be useful for those researching local property details. Hopefully, someone with recent experience can clarify whether a dependent can land first in this situation.

 

[Kazmi786]

Hi everyone, I need some clarity on landing timelines.

I am the Principal Applicant (PA) and I am currently in Canada. I just received my Portal 1 (P1) email. My wife is a dependent residing outside Canada; she already received her PPR, submitted her passport, and now has her Immigrant Visa/COPR in hand.

Since I am still waiting for my P2 and eCOPR, can she travel to Canada and land now? Or is she legally required to wait until I officially have my eCOPR in my hand before she can land at the airport?

Please share your timelines. I am also principal applicant with dependent plz share your timelines plz

 

[Copingwithlife]

This is an interesting question, especially for families trying to coordinate their immigration timelines and travel plans. It seems important to understand the specific rules that apply to dependents and the principal applicant before making any arrangements. For additional public information and record-related resources, the Clark Property Search can also be useful for those researching local property details. Hopefully, someone with recent experience can clarify whether a dependent can land first in this situation.

Aside from you just posting garbage ?

 

[danielmartinez]

This is an interesting question, especially for families trying to coordinate their travel plans while waiting for the principal applicant’s eCOPR. The timing can depend on the specific immigration process and the status of each application, so checking the latest official guidance is important. For broader research and accurate public information El Paso Property Details can also be a useful reference point when exploring related records and documentation. It’s always best to confirm the exact requirements before making travel arrangements.

 

[davidjones65]

It can depend on the specific immigration process and the status of the principal applicant's application. In situations involving multiple applicants, checking official updates and understanding each person's application stage can help avoid confusion. For additional background research Property Record Lookup may also be useful when reviewing general public records and related information. It is always best to confirm immigration timelines and requirements through official sources.

 

[Josephturner978]

This is a useful question, especially for applicants trying to understand how dependent processing works before eCOPR is issued. Timing can vary based on the application stage and individual circumstances. For additional reference Greenville County Property offers information related to property records and assessments. It’s always helpful to check the latest official guidance for the specific application.