Okay, but still why only people living in the US... I mean at least this is what I get from this thread, people living in the US got their COPR extensions
COPR and coronavirus
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I am surprised that you got the new COPR without raising a webform .... I have not seen anyone getting it.
Land borders are not closed if you want to permanently settle there. This is exempt from travel restrictions, in fact people are sharing their experiences of soft landing as well - they are able to drive to the border get PR initiated and return to US immediately.
Hi @Madhan96291 and @Amit k .
I'm in the same boat as you two. Got an email requesting for additional info and documents last week and we've responded yesterday. I had a couple questions ;
1. What did you send as a document to demonstrate "Plan for quarantine and medical"? I wrote a word file explaining we'll buy all necessities in advance to be ready for the quarantine period.
2. Did you buy medical insurance to send along with other documents to IRCC? I did not.
Wow thats great...how do you get fully refundable tickets...any special offer was there??one can take the risk if no money to lose.Good it worked for you.
I raised a ready to travel web form at the end of July. At the beginning of September I received a letter asking for my passport and expired COPR to be resent to the VO for new visa and COPR. Received the new COPR and visa today. However today I also received an email asking for:
- 1. Are you and any accompanying family members ready to travel to Canada within the next 60 days, to settle and become a permanent resident?
- 2. Is there any reason preventing you or your accompanying family members from departing your current location to travel to Canada within the next 60 days?
- 3. Are you able to book a flight to Canada from your current location for yourself and your accompanying family members?
- 4. Do you have a proposed and feasible travel plan with a single transit point to Canada? (If yes, attach proof such as plane tickets.) If not, are you willing to book and confirm such travel plans as soon as approved?
- Attach documents/information to demonstrate the following:
- · Proof of your plan to settle and remain in Canada such as;
- o address where you will stay,
- o lease agreement,
- o home ownership document,
- o employment plans in Canada (location of work, letter from employer), and
- o any other relevant information to demonstrate arrangements for your arrival.
- · Proof of an acceptable plan to quarantine for 14 days in Canada, including;
- o proof of funds (bank or credit card statements), and
- o plan to show how you will obtain groceries, access medical care and other essential services.
Molino de Viente
Star Member
- Aug 16, 2018
- 81
- NOC Code......
- 2143
- AOR Received.
- 26/04/2019
- Med's Done....
- 06/06/2019
- Passport Req..
- 31/10/2019
I see that the things are moving (NDVO started issiung ETAs) and I hope all of us will make it to Canada soon.
Is there anyone who landed recently with a new visa using regular flights? Did you have any issues while boarding because your new visa is after the 18th of March?
My COPR situation in case someone finds it useful:
1. COPR expired on the 21st of April
2. Raised Ready to travel in June. New Medical Exam was requested.
3. I passed the exam on the 19th of August and started waiting for PPR - no luck during 3 weeks.
4. After 3 weeks and me constantly writing to my VO (Warsaw) they sent PPR asking to send passport dirrectly to Warsaw (VFS are still closed).
5. I recieved my new visa and COPR few days ago.
My concern is: while buying a ticket at a regular Airline office (Turkish Airlines) they doubted that I will be allowed to borad.
There is a Remark in the bottom of my new COPR saying that original visa was issued before 18th of March and I have a latter from my VO saying that I am excempt. However, I have read about a number of cases here when due to lack of Airport staff competence people were not allowed to board.
So, is there anyone here who landed recently using new visa and COPR and regular airline (not special flights)?
Is there anyone who landed recently with a new visa using regular flights? Did you have any issues while boarding because your new visa is after the 18th of March?
My COPR situation in case someone finds it useful:
1. COPR expired on the 21st of April
2. Raised Ready to travel in June. New Medical Exam was requested.
3. I passed the exam on the 19th of August and started waiting for PPR - no luck during 3 weeks.
4. After 3 weeks and me constantly writing to my VO (Warsaw) they sent PPR asking to send passport dirrectly to Warsaw (VFS are still closed).
5. I recieved my new visa and COPR few days ago.
My concern is: while buying a ticket at a regular Airline office (Turkish Airlines) they doubted that I will be allowed to borad.
There is a Remark in the bottom of my new COPR saying that original visa was issued before 18th of March and I have a latter from my VO saying that I am excempt. However, I have read about a number of cases here when due to lack of Airport staff competence people were not allowed to board.
So, is there anyone here who landed recently using new visa and COPR and regular airline (not special flights)?
Molino de Viente
Star Member
- Aug 16, 2018
- 81
- NOC Code......
- 2143
- AOR Received.
- 26/04/2019
- Med's Done....
- 06/06/2019
- Passport Req..
- 31/10/2019
Yes, it is. They put two black stamps "CANCELED WITHOUT PREJUDICE" and crossed that silver sticker with blue ink.