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[salam20]

Hello All,

I believe it is my lucky week. I just received MR.

Please update the tracker

RPRF: July 4, 2014
MR: July 5, 2014

Regards,

congratulations!!

 

[albaik]

Thank you, Salam. I wish we all get the PR soon and start successful and prosperous lives in Canada

congratulations!!

 

[karanoha]

Hello buddies,
Please add me to the tracker
username: Karanoha
Application receipt: June 10, 2013
CC encashed: Aug 22, 2013
PER: didn't get it (may be lost in spam folder).
Doc request: Nov 13, 2013 (spouse docs, I added her after filing) , Jan 2, 2014 (spouse application fees), July 4, 2014 (POF 6 months)
PRPF: july 4, 2014
eCAS: In Process
# of persons: 2
TA/RA: not included (Other NOC).

plz update

 

[hamed_hamed_hamed]

I have a question about landing.
Is it possible to land in an airport rather going to a border? I mean for us who live in Canada, may we just go to an international airport in our city and land there?

 

[salam20]

I have a question about landing.
Is it possible to land in an airport rather going to a border? I mean for us who live in Canada, may we just go to an international airport in our city and land there?

It will be really nice, if it is confirmed. I guess a short visit or a phone call to the border section at the airport will answer this question.

 

[josh123]

Hi Dr. Mecha,

your inbox is full as well.

Hi Josh123, It says your inbox is full to reply to your message.

 

[amir_hb]

I have a question about landing.
Is it possible to land in an airport rather going to a border? I mean for us who live in Canada, may we just go to an international airport in our city and land there?

CBSA officers who are responsible for this sort of things are only in the secondary inspection area where incoming international flights' passengers are checked-in. I'd imagine you can't access that area. So if you're not planning to leave Canada, either flag-pole at a land border or call CIC to arrange for an appointment at a local office (I've heard they're slow).

 

[climate_modeller]

My eCas status has been changed to 'Decision Made" today the 5th of July 2014, ... waiting to hear what they say.

Specifically they say: "A decision has been made on your application. The office will contact you concerning this decision." Is this standard language?

I am currently out of Canada for two weeks at an academic conference. The CoPR will be sent (hopefully) to my home in Canada; most likely before I return to Canada. Does anyone have experience reentering Canada after the decision has been made, but without the CoPR? Is the current study permit (expires 3 Sep 2017) still valid or is it automatically revoked upon the issuance of the CoPR?

My partner is currently at home in Canada. I am thinking of asking her to bring the docs to the US just before my scheduled return to Canada, and then we can land together from there at that time (reentry will be a ferry ride.).

Any thoughts? Thanks

 

[S_Govind]

My eCas status has been changed to 'Decision Made" today the 5th of July 2014, ... waiting to hear what they say.

Is this standard language?

Does anyone have experience reentering Canada after the decision has been made, but without the CoPR? Is the current study permit (expires 3 Sep 2017) still valid or is it automatically revoked upon the issuance of the CoPR?

Yes, this is the standard CIC 'jargon'.

Until you officially land at a border post, your status in Canada is still that of a student and hence you could re-enter on the strength of your valid study permit alone.

Once your permanent resident status is determined at the border post and you sign the COPR, you are officially a PR and no longer a resident alien. The study permit is automatically cancelled at this point

 

[climate_modeller]

Yes, this is the standard CIC 'jargon'.

Until you officially land at a border post, your status in Canada is still that of a student and hence you could re-enter on the strength of your valid study permit alone.

Once your permanent resident status is determined at the border post and you sign the COPR, you are officially a PR and no longer a resident alien. The study permit is automatically cancelled at this point

Thank you. That clears it right up,

 

[bleau]

Are you from western university ???

 

[Jubayer]

My eCas status has been changed to 'Decision Made" today the 5th of July 2014, ... waiting to hear what they say.

Specifically they say: "A decision has been made on your application. The office will contact you concerning this decision." Is this standard language?

I am currently out of Canada for two weeks at an academic conference. The CoPR will be sent (hopefully) to my home in Canada; most likely before I return to Canada. Does anyone have experience reentering Canada after the decision has been made, but without the CoPR? Is the current study permit (expires 3 Sep 2017) still valid or is it automatically revoked upon the issuance of the CoPR?

My partner is currently at home in Canada. I am thinking of asking her to bring the docs to the US just before my scheduled return to Canada, and then we can land together from there at that time (reentry will be a ferry ride.).

Any thoughts? Thanks

What is this CoPR? Why not Passport Request? And why is it sent to home address instead of email? Curious.

Jubayer

 

[chakri264]

What is this CoPR? Why not Passport Request? And why is it sent to home address instead of email? Curious.

Jubayer

COPR stands for "Confirmation Of Permanent Residence". You need this document while you do the landing. You receive COPR from CIC when they request you for passport (After medicals). Climate_modeller does not get a passport request cause he does not need a visa to enter Canada. He holds a French passport. Hence he receives COPR by mail.

 

[Jubayer]

COPR stands for "Confirmation Of Permanent Residence". You need this document while you do the landing. You receive COPR from CIC when they request you for passport (After medicals). Climate_modeller does not get a passport request cause he does not need a visa to enter Canada. He holds a French passport. Hence he receives COPR by mail.

I see. Thanks for the clarification.

Jubayer

 

[sa-ha]

Hi Sa-Ha,

Thanks a lot. that really helped me