Hmm. Not to be nosy, but can I ask the cost on that? We were looking at $10 for Purolator next day from near Toronto.sjs124 said:
It specifically says "Please note that we will not return documents to a Canadian address via any other courier." I assume this is because of federal obligations/contracts with them being required to only send mail via CanadaPost. Don't think you can use anything else for a Canadian address.danawhitaker said:
Yeah, we know we have to use Canada Post for the return part, we were already planning on that. I was wondering about for actually sending it to CPC Ottawa though. If we have to use Canada Post for that part as well that's not a huge problem or anything, but it would slow us down by possibly a day, which could shift our entire moving plan by a weekend. I prefer to pay as little in prorated rent as I possibly can.knowledge101 said:
Oh ok I misunderstood! Yeah there should be no problem how you send it they can't dictate to you what carrier to use!danawhitaker said:Yeah, we know we have to use Canada Post for the return part, we were already planning on that. I was wondering about for actually sending it to CPC Ottawa though. If we have to use Canada Post for that part as well that's not a huge problem or anything, but it would slow us down by possibly a day, which could shift our entire moving plan by a weekend. I prefer to pay as little in prorated rent as I possibly can.
I didn't even think of that. I was just going to use Xpresspost for both but you're right, sending with purolator TO Ottawa would be much faster!danawhitaker said:Yeah, we know we have to use Canada Post for the return part, we were already planning on that. I was wondering about for actually sending it to CPC Ottawa though. If we have to use Canada Post for that part as well that's not a huge problem or anything, but it would slow us down by possibly a day, which could shift our entire moving plan by a weekend. I prefer to pay as little in prorated rent as I possibly can.
The instructions in the email clearly say if you have a mailing address in Canada, send the documents by mail.danawhitaker said:
I'm 99% sure that both addresses end up in the same office/hands. The courier if anything might get them opened a day earlier as I am sure they don't check their PO box multiple times a day. It's the same thing for mailing the original applications, one courier address and one PO Box but they end up in the same place. The non-Canadian address also says "submit all materials by mail in a single package and send to The Following address" so not sure what you're trying to point out. I get the worry but honestly I would bet a 99% chance it would be fine. Heck I mailed my Annex A accidentally without the barcode (something meant to expedite the data entry) and there was no delay in getting my COPR. I feel like we are over thinking this lol. The ONLY reason they have a separate "non-Canada" address is because they can't accept courier mail at their PO box and non-Canadian mail is by default courier. They don't expect people within Canada to use a courier, but there's nothing saying they can't. It's a non-issue in my opinion.Omegabyte said:
YAY!!!! I got mine too at 11pm last night!!!!!!!! AHHHH SHOPPERS NEEDS TO OPEN ALREADY!!!!Omegabyte said:
