Inconsistency, but not inaccuracy, in kids' eCOPR. Should I ask for correction?

[mstefan]

I just noticed an inconsistency in my kids' eCOPR. It's technically not wrong info, but it's also not the one that should be there.

My kids and I have two citizenships (France & Serbia). We are legally in Canada with our French passports.

On my eCOPR, for citizenship, it says France, and then the number of my French passport is listed, and the country of issuance is France (all correct). Whereas for my kids, the citizenship is Serbia, but the number of their French passports is listed, and the country of issuance is France.

They are, indeed, citizens of Serbia, but that's not the primary citizenship listed in our application, nor do they travel with their Serbian passports. Also, it doesn't match the listed passport or the country of issuance!

Maybe @legalfalcon could help with a piece of wise advice? Should I ask for a correction?

Thanks!

 

[legalfalcon]

I just noticed an inconsistency in my kids' eCOPR. It's technically not wrong info, but it's also not the one that should be there.

My kids and I have two citizenships (France & Serbia). We are legally in Canada with our French passports.

On my eCOPR, for citizenship, it says France, and then the number of my French passport is listed, and the country of issuance is France (all correct). Whereas for my kids, the citizenship is Serbia, but the number of their French passports is listed, and the country of issuance is France.

They are, indeed, citizens of Serbia, but that's not the primary citizenship listed in our application, nor do they travel with their Serbian passports. Also, it doesn't match the listed passport or the country of issuance!

Maybe @legalfalcon could help with a piece of wise advice? Should I ask for a correction?

Thanks!

It is not a concern as such. However, all official documents should be as accurate as possible.

You can request for amending the documents. To get the PR documents amended, you will have to follow the following:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/request-amend-record-landing-confirmation-permanent-residence-valid-temporary-resident-documents.html

 

[mstefan]

It is not a concern as such. However, all official documents should be as accurate as possible.

You can request for amending the documents. To get the PR documents amended, you will have to follow the following:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/request-amend-record-landing-confirmation-permanent-residence-valid-temporary-resident-documents.html

Thank you! I'll make an amendment request for them