CoPR

[RelocateDream]

Everyone,

I just received an email request for my passport for the CoPR!

For personal reasons, I might decline their request. If I do decline, do I get any refund of the fees I paid with my application? I paid both fees (primary applicant and right of PR), and am a single applicant.

Thanks.

 

[scylla]

Everyone,

I just received an email request for my passport for the CoPR!

For personal reasons, I might decline their request. If I do decline, do I get any refund of the fees I paid with my application? I paid both fees (primary applicant and right of PR), and am a single applicant.

Thanks.

Normally if the application is either refused or withdrawn - you can get a refund of the RPRF.

However in your case the COPR has already been approved - so not sure you'd qualify for a refund even if you withdrew. Guess you could always try.

 

[RelocateDream]

Try as in? Ask them directly for the refund?

 

[zardoz]

Everyone,

I just received an email request for my passport for the CoPR!

For personal reasons, I might decline their request. If I do decline, do I get any refund of the fees I paid with my application? I paid both fees (primary applicant and right of PR), and am a single applicant.

Thanks.

I believe that the RPRF will be refunded but nothing else.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/fees/refunds/right-permanent-residence-rprf-refund.html

Refunds will be granted in all cases where the Right of Permanent Residence Fee has been paid and the applicant has not acquired permanent resident status. Should the application for permanent residence be refused or withdrawn, the Department is obligated to refund the RPRF.

 

[RelocateDream]

OK, thanks.