Marriage After COPR | Where to submit document

[avnijain]

Hi Everyone,
I got married after receiving COPR and notified IRCC. They responded after my COPR expired. They asked me to submit passport for cancellation of COPR and submit my spouse's documents within 30 days. Now the problem is there are no clear instructions about how and where should i submit my passport. Also, the button to upload additional documents is disabled on my IRCC profile then where should i upload the documents?
Can anyone please help as I only have 20 days left. I raised a webform as well but no reply hence posting here.

 

[natasha1522]

Hi Everyone,
I got married after receiving COPR and notified IRCC. They responded after my COPR expired. They asked me to submit passport for cancellation of COPR and submit my spouse's documents within 30 days. Now the problem is there are no clear instructions about how and where should i submit my passport. Also, the button to upload additional documents is disabled on my IRCC profile then where should i upload the documents?
Can anyone please help as I only have 20 days left. I raised a webform as well but no reply hence posting here.

How long did IRCC take to respond on this?

 

[avnijain]

How long did IRCC take to respond on this?

28 days

 

[RSub]

Hi Everyone,
I got married after receiving COPR and notified IRCC. They responded after my COPR expired. They asked me to submit passport for cancellation of COPR and submit my spouse's documents within 30 days. Now the problem is there are no clear instructions about how and where should i submit my passport. Also, the button to upload additional documents is disabled on my IRCC profile then where should i upload the documents?
Can anyone please help as I only have 20 days left. I raised a webform as well but no reply hence posting here.

Send an email that's there in your Ready for Visa email. Have the subject line as "Ready for Visa" so that they respond quickly (This what I did). Ask them to open up upload slots to uplaod your documents. IRCC will open up the slots. Also, send the message to them via Webform. If IRCC does not respond to your email quickly, upload all the documents visa webform. I am sure you will get an answer on where to send the passports from this forum or from IRCC sooner.

 

[avnijain]

Send an email that's there in your Ready for Visa email. Have the subject line as "Ready for Visa" so that they respond quickly (This what I did). Ask them to open up upload slots to upload your documents. IRCC will open up the slots. Also, send the message to them via Webform. If IRCC does not respond to your email quickly, upload all the documents visa webform. I am sure you will get an answer on where to send the passports from this forum or from IRCC sooner.

they replied to my first ticket after 28 days. my visa office is New Delhi. i have raised webforms for the upload button being disabled but i think i will just upload all documents through web form.
only thing i am concerned about is fees, they have given a generic link to pay the fee for spouse.. should i just pay on that page and copy the receipt and upload that as well along with my documents?
Also, i received another message in my account that is same as the previous one but it does not say i need to return my passport for copr cancellation (maybe because my copr has already expired).. should i still submit my passport for copr cancellation?

 

[RSub]

Also, i received another message in my account that is same as the previous one but it does not say i need to return my passport for copr cancellation (maybe because my copr has already expired).. should i still submit my passport for copr cancellation?

You should submit your passport for the COPR cancellation for sure. I don't know where but you will get the answer soon from this forum.

only thing i am concerned about is fees, they have given a generic link to pay the fee for spouse.. should i just pay on that page and copy the receipt and upload that as well along with my documents?

Yes, pay the fees via online link they provided you and combine the PDF of the receipt along with other documents.

 

[ush011985]

Hi, by when you got new COPR with addition of your spouse?

 

[ss0217]

Hi, by when you got new COPR with addition of your spouse?

It took around 10 months for us to receive an updated COPR.

 

[ush011985]

It took around 10 months for us to receive an updated COPR.

Thanks for the reply.

 

[ush011985]

Thanks for the reply.

Hi I have received below email.. should I upload docs via webform and pay the fee?

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Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).​

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Please note that this email is a response to the enquiries found below this email.
If you are the principal applicant of a permanent residence application already in process, you could add your spouse or common-law partner, dependent children, and their dependent children to your application, even if they were listed as a non-accompanying dependent in the initial application.
To do so, we invite you to send your add-on request by using the IRCC web form available on our website. You can attach the following forms and documents in the field reserved to that effect:

• A new Generic Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008)* with supporting documents,
• (If applicable) A Schedule A - Background/Declaration (IMM 5669) form,
• (If applicable) An Additional Dependants/Declaration (IMM 0008DEP) form,
• (If applicable) A signed Additional Family Information (IMM 5406) form,
• A copy of the birth certificate, marriage certificate or proof of common-law relationship,
• A copy of the family member’s valid passport,
• Police certificates for all countries where the family member over the age of 18 has lived for more than 6 months since turning 18,
• A letter of explanation (indicate “Add-on” in your letter), and
• If applicable, the proof of payment*.

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[ss0217]

Yes, upload via web form for now asap. You will be asked to upload these docs again on your profile later, keep checking