I have a question concerning this link
It's written :
But, does it mean that you can come through the US in order to cross the border and validate your CoPR, doesn't matter when it was issued? Of course with quarantine plan...
They're just talking about TRAVEL, no IDENTITY...
Am I Right?
It's written :
If you come from outside the US, you must have a CoPR issued before the 18th of March (Group 1)... No problem, we all know that for a while now!Approved permanent residence applications (with a COPR and PRV issued to clients outside Canada)
Valid COPR and PRV
Travelling from any country other than the US (group 1)
If the COPR and PRV were issued on or before March 18, 2020 and are still valid, the applicant
Applicants must check the issue date in the Application Details section of their COPR to see if this applies to them.
- is exempt from the travel restrictions
- can travel to Canada for non-discretionary reasons with the COPR and PRV in order to settle and live in Canada as a permanent resident and
- must have an acceptable plan to quarantine for 14 days in Canada
Travelling from the US (group 2)
Applicants can travel to Canada from the US for non-discretionary reasons to settle and live in Canada as a permanent resident if
- their application was approved
- they received their COPR and PRV and both are still valid and
- they have an acceptable plan to quarantine for 14 days in Canada
But, does it mean that you can come through the US in order to cross the border and validate your CoPR, doesn't matter when it was issued? Of course with quarantine plan...
They're just talking about TRAVEL, no IDENTITY...
Am I Right?