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Hello. I suggest you follow the instructions provided above. The only difference, in my opinion, would be the email to contact. Probably, when they sent you the email informing you that you passed succesfully, they might have specified a different email/office/section to contact. Just be...

Hello my friend. I'm sorry to hear you have the same problem that happened to me. I only have my personal experience with this, and to me it happened being already in Canada. So, my guess (but this is just my guess/opinion, so, please, take it with a grain of salt) is that for applicants outside...

Dear Sam$, thanks for your message. I'm sorry to hear you had the same problem of the ripped CoPR. And congratulations for the confirmation! Don't worry, you're almost done! Can it be asked to the Local High Commission? I don't know, sorry. To what email to write? You have to write to the...

Thanks BreakingBad, I'm posting updates right now, all done :)

Update: Received answer by email the day after! Nov. 15, 2017 (Subject line had application number and, in parenthesis, said "URGENT: CoPR ripped up by accident"): they told me the attachments couldn't exceed 5 MB and had to be PDF or JPEG, no ZIP files Re-sent email with attachments adjusted on...

Thanks nipuns. What do you mean with "travel document"? Is my original passport enough?

Hello everyone, So if I re-enter Canada with the CoPR, so they activate it, and then I'm waiting for the PR card. Considering that my country of citizenship is a visa-exempt country, so I do not require a visa to come to Canada, just my passport, will I be allowed to leave Canada during the...

Oh wow! I would never have imagined this!! Thanks so much for telling me this, it is comforting. You allowed me to fall asleep tonight. :)

thanks so much canuck, I can't say the relief felt when reading your reply. Are you sure? Even if they are technically equipped to print a copy, are they going to do that? Are they going to "accept" me / my landing with a ripped paper? I'm particularly concerned because, in the Client Copy...

Oh gosh, the automatic reply says their processing time for emails is 20 business days! My flight is already paid and booked for December 15th, with return to Canada flight December 30th.

oh yeah thanks!

okay thanks. What's a "VO"?

Oh gosh. I hope you're right my friend.

Guys, I'm an idiot. I received the Confirmation of Permanent Residence. I opened the Canada Post thick envelop. The documents were partially "glued" to the inner layer of the envelop because of its sticker juncture. By tearing the envelope I ripped the CoPR!!! :eek::eek::eek::(:(:( The copy...

Wow! this is exactly the example I needed, thanks jes_ON!

Thanks, it's clear now.

Thanks so much guys. Actually, the university is asking me to state what I am! it's a gray area they don't know about. Goose, what you say makes sense. However, there is another point: Once one receives the confirmation of permanent residence, let's assume he re-enters Canada and, instead of...

So they finally asked me to ship passport's photocopies (non-visa country of origin) and photographs. I did that. Say I receive the COPR (Confirmation of Permanent Residence), and my re-enter Canada/land flight date is December 30th. Say I must apply to a university by December 15th. So, what...

Great, thanks so much bro! :)

Wooo Anford, I received the PPR on Friday Oct 27. Sent photocopies and photos and ANNEX A filled on Oct 28. I thought to let you know :) Thanks.