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Hey guys, I have a question. Someone asked me if biometric details are removed after receiving CoPR/PRV (application approved). Has your biometric detail turned blank in your GCkey account after your application was approved?

What would be the disadvantages of acquiring new PCCs except for time and money? Will you miss the deadline? Will you be left destitute? If the answer to both these questions is no; then acquire a fresh set of PCCs. Better safe than sorry. (I don't think it's necessary to provide new PCCs from...

Your spouse does not need an authorization letter if her/his documents are not expired. Qatar Airways and Turkish Airlines are better options because these are more economical, usually faster (journey time less than 35hr), and as opposed to transiting through Europe, your spouse won't be needing...

That's for economic class (FSW/PNP). You should be able to show proof of readily available settlement funds. This can be any form of credit (cash, cheque) or a bank letter ensuring the aforementioned. If you opt for bringing the good old cash, then you need to inform border customs in case it's...

It depends on the program for which you have applied. If it's spousal sponsorship, then no; the documents you've mentioned are enough.

That's correct.

Old CoPR information is not mentioned in the new one because the latter is not a replacement; It's a new one! Your old expired document is proof that your application for permanent residence was approved before March 2020.

I think since the CoPR was issued post-march, you're a post-march CoPR holder. But I suppose since you have acquired an AL, it doesn't matter anymore (you're allowed to travel with an AL anyway). So, don't overthink it.

What's the date in your CoPR? (Issued date under 'APPLICATION DETAILS' title)

Hey Neda, You're not exempt from restrictions, you cannot acquire AL, and your CoPR won't be extended. Instead, if/when your CoPR and/or visa expires, you'll receive another PPR and will receive a new CoPR and Visa. Have patience, Canada might lift the restrictions before October.

Just cross the border and establish residency before your CoPR expires; it'll save you a lot of headaches later on. If you cross the land border, you won't be required to go through the 3-day hotel quarantine, saving you a lot of money. Read through the quarantine requirement, prepare for it, do...

You have not indicated whether you're exempt from travel restrictions or not, or if you are from a visa exempt country. If the first condition is correct, even though inconvenient, the best course of action is to travel and stablish residency. If you are not exempt from travel restrictions...

When you receive PPR: · There must be at least two blank pages in your passport(s). · Permanent resident visas cannot be placed in Diplomatic, Official or Military passports or travel documents. · All passports must be intact and not worn, torn or otherwise damaged; the...

Passports should be valid for the following year at the time of counterfoil issuance, otherwise, your passport will be returned to you without the visa and CoPR (your case, so you should renew your passport). After receiving the visa there is no rule regarding the validity of your passport as...

Even though IRCC's response to webforms has been generic lately, contacting them will not hurt you. So, do it anyway.

Sorry, the following explanation is off-topic; but some might be interested to know it nonetheless. Fasting blood sugar and HbA1c are not included in the routine IRCC medical examination (blood test), and unless you indicate something is wrong with you, the doctor won't order it (the doctor will...

Visa and medical expiry date are usually the same.

Print out the email you received from IRCC. There is a section at the bottom containing height and eye color that you should fill out.

You're correct.

This is new! But it also states 'This answer does not guarantee entry into Canada'. There's another problem, you probably won't be allowed to board the plane in the first place. But I think you're correct; this is new! I think it said 'connection flights do not count' before! Good observation!