Hi Friends
Can anyone share that when I will fill the webform to give my consent to fly to Canada, what will they ask me?
As in what will be their questions?
And will we have to undergo medicals again?
COPR and coronavirus
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Can anyone share that when I will fill the webform to give my consent to fly to Canada, what will they ask me?
As in what will be their questions?
And will we have to undergo medicals again?
Same here. I feel like they are going backwards.People who received 4 pointer in october were processed first, then sep 29 ones and i guess it will be our turn 22 sept ones .
I tend to agree with @Canaspirant xyz
To your questions on if you risk loosing your PR?
- You are not yet a PR. Your application was approved and you progressed to the next step of CoPR issuance. Within the validity of CoPR one needs to travel and perform 'Landing', which confirms your PR at the airport itself. Only then you are a PR - Permanent Resident of Canada.
- Since you were unable to travel albeit for valid reasons, you must inform IRCC. That is done via a webform. This is what the member Canaspirant was alluding to.
- Please visit the IRCC website. Be guided by the details. Or browse through the pages of this very thread - that will answer this and many other questions.
- The 'webform' is straight forward. Asks you application details and free format section where you state you are unable to travel at this time due to COVID, your young child and severe health risks.
- Your application will then be diarised - awaiting your next stage of readiness.
- Do NOT leave your application without any communication with IRCC, will be the strong suggestion.
- Finally, once you feel ready to travel, raise another webform, stating the same.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19.html
Expired CoPR - COVID related pages are suggested:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html#expired
The Webform:
https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx
Now, a lot is at stake after all your hard work, risk and money spent for your journey this far. And you have succeeded, near the finish line now.
May I suggest to browse the above links and this thread here. That way you would ensure success!
Best wishes!
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Once you raise another webform that you are ready to travel, the most likely details sought, would be:
- clear plan to arrive permanently, funds, employment (if any), clear quarantine plan, flight bookings or plan etc.
There are no published steps from IRCC since this is an exigency the world is dealing with.
Medicals: Regarding this there are mixed experiences reported by members here. Thus you can hope for escaping that, but be mentally prepared to be asked for re-medicals. Greatly depends on how soon after your last medicals do you finally plan to travel.
March ppl who missed the bus by 3 days like us will be touched last ....lol
My Timeline
Invitation: July 24, 2019
AOR: August 24, 2019
Medical passed: September 9, 2019
Application approved: March 5, 2020
CoPR: March 15, 2020
4-pointer Email: September 29, 2020
Replied 4 pointer Email: October 1, 2020
Ghost update and new counterfoil: October 21, 2020
Letter of Authorization: October 28, 2020
you can get sin at the airport on your arrival if services are open at the airport or you can get it anywhere outside. there are offices . as for pr card you will get it a month or two . some have received it in just a week so it cant be predicted.
when did you receive the email and when did you reply ,copr issued expiry also pls
