The section you mentioned in your previous post (13.15) applies to temporary residents (visitors, students, workers, and permit holders) and not permanent residents landing for the first time (section 12 of the document). TR visas are usually multiple entry and hence makes sense for them to be valid even after expiry of passport (though some countries like Singapore do not allow this).parry1901 said:
and just want to add that there are a few members of this forum, who had renewed their passports after getting COPR and have already landed successfully. I would however not recommend this at all, you should always inform your VO about such changes and once the visa officer acknowledges that it is okay for you to travel on the new passport, you should carry that email as proof at the time of landing. You never know what kind of CBSA officer you will encounter and he/she might give you unnecessary grief at time of landing.
Unrelated to this discussion, but the comment you made about no VO can stop you from landing, is not correct. For almost every country I can think of immigration act (of that country) says visa does not guarantee entry into the country. Secondly, the name "Confirmation of Permanent Residence" is a bit misleading, as getting the COPR does not guarantee permanent residence status in Canada and the CBSA officer at Canadian airport is the final authority that grants you the permanent resident status (by allowing you to land). He/She can still deny you entry or put a condition on your PR at his/her discretion (provided he/she can justify their decision should you go to court against this decision).parry1901 said:
go to any Legal Translator they will translate your documents. take two copies, one u can send VO and one for your for future. same experience certificate take only nice color copy and no need of notarization. or u can take two copies of your expedience certificate from the same person one for your and one for VO. no need attestation. VO will verify the documents through his / her own sources.Amitraj1978 said:
find complete guide and info, no need of any consultant u simply read this guide and follow step by step but must read it carefully.eav said:
Hi Nekeol,nekeol said:
+1
Application for permanent residence: Federal skilled worker program guide (IMM 7000)eav said:
consultant having office and office expenses and then professinl in their work, they have to right, but u have the right to choose them or not, up to you. if u have time apply yourself and if u dont have time then consultant, many times they are helpful and some times not......wish u good luckeav said:
