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Hello, I received PPR on July 19, and was instructed to submit a webform within 5 days to inform that my husband is in Canada and as such he will be landing virtually. We sent the webform the same day informing them of the same, we received the confirmation that it has been forwarded to the...

Hi guys! Finally received PPR today from CPC Ottawa. Ours is an outland spousal, PA from Mexico. Hope it moves fast after sending everything!!

Thank you! Yes I have and is reflected on ecas already.

Thanks!! I have updated twice but they seem to ignore it haha Hopefully they will allow us, we don’t want to travel during covid, to be honest

Yes! We were transferred from Mississauga to Ottawa on May 17

Hi guys! We received pre-arrival services today! I am just wondering, my husband is in Canada now, is it possible to land inland, even though the application is outland?? Thanks in advance

Hi guys! We received pre-arrival services today! I am just wondering, my husband is in Canada now, is it possible to land inland, even though the application is outland?? Thanks in advance

Hi guys! We received pre-arrival services today! I am just wondering, my husband is in Canada now, is it possible to land inland, even though the application is outland?? Thanks in advance

Omg, it feels like it will never end. And the medical had already expired ‍♀️

Is anyone still stuck in Mississauga VO? Haven’t heard anything since February 2020...

Hello, Well, I am still waiting for my husband's decision in the process. VO is Mississauga, although it was a Outland sponsorship, being the PA from Mexico. My husband is currently here in Canada with me, he travelled on July since he is exempted of the travel restrictions, therefore it does...

Hey! I just saw this :) Thank you soooo much! Hope it goes smoothly

Hey! I have a question for you... How did the CBSA officer behaved? He allowed you to enter even though exemptions were not still in force? Thanks!

If your spouses have a valid Visitor visa or an eTa they should be fine to travel, as long as they can prove the relationship (as I am pretty sure you can) and that they will remain for at least 15 days in Canada. Also, have a quarantine plan to explain to the CBSA officer. Good luck!

This is nice, because in our cases our spouses can come due to the exemptions :)

Exactly, I wouldn't advise to apply for a new TRV, this most likely only applies for people who already have it and wishes to come to accompany an immediate family member. Otherwise, don't apply because you will have a refusal (most likely) in your application history.

Don’t think so, but it means that if they already have a TRV stamped, an eTA or the PR visa, they won’t be rejected upon arrival as long as they can prove that they have a immediate family member in Canada. Before this, even if they had their PR Visa, they could be rejected entry if the officer...

No, it means that they will allow immediate family members entry to Canada, and they don’t longer have to demonstrate that their stay is essential, they just want to be reunited with their family. Before you had to show proof that your spouse was essential during this unprecedented times and...

Good news!! https://www.canada.ca/en/border-services-agency/news/2020/06/changes-to-travel-restrictions-for-immediate-family-members-of-canadian-citizens-and-permanent-residents.html

Yes. So, we will be sending the original one directly to IRCC Mississauga (that's the office where our file is at). Hopefully we'll get in time, they just provided is with 30 days.... Thank you all!