Changed country of residence after AOR

[armenaz777]

AOR July 2018. 2 months ago, I changed my country of residence. I raised CSE and informed CIC about contact info change.

Received PPR last week from Ankara, Turkey VO. Submitted passports this morning in VAC Berlin. They sent the passports to Vienna, Austria VO. No problem right?

I was thinking since Ankara sent PPR, passports should also go to Ankara.

 

[prpurohit]

You have raised a CSE and done your bit about informing ircc about address change. I am sure they have taken note of it.

Once you've submitted your passport, they will figure it out. I'm sure they know what is to be done with your passport. If there's a problem, they will let you know.

 

[pieben]

AOR July 2018. 2 months ago, I changed my country of residence. I raised CSE and informed CIC about contact info change.

Received PPR last week from Ankara, Turkey VO. Submitted passports this morning in VAC Berlin. They sent the passports to Vienna, Austria VO. No problem right?

I was thinking since Ankara sent PPR, passports should also go to Ankara.

Vienna processes Germany's things so that probably why. Did changing your address have any consequences like having to redo police clearances?

 

[anasahagun]

AOR July 2018. 2 months ago, I changed my country of residence. I raised CSE and informed CIC about contact info change.

Received PPR last week from Ankara, Turkey VO. Submitted passports this morning in VAC Berlin. They sent the passports to Vienna, Austria VO. No problem right?

I was thinking since Ankara sent PPR, passports should also go to Ankara.

Hello, How did it go in the end? I have a similar situation

 

[r1t]

Dear all, could you please advise on this? I am in a similar situation where I have to change countries after AOR, MEP/Biometrics, so I have following questions:

1. Other than informing the IRCC via web form about the change of address and countries, what do I have to do?
2. Is there any other way in which I can inform IRCC about it?
3. Where will I submit my passport for COPR?

Looking forward to hearing from you. thank you