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blacknirvana

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Copenhagen
Category........
Visa Office......
Ottawa (COPR office London)
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
Dec 16th 2014
Doc's Request.
July 9th 2015
Nomination.....
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AOR Received.
March 5th 2015
IELTS Request
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File Transfer...
March 15th 2015
Med's Request
N/A
Med's Done....
Sep 9th 2014 (up-front)
Interview........
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Passport Req..
Oct 21st 2015
VISA ISSUED...
COPR Nov 6th 2015
LANDED..........
Planned landing Dec 15th 2015
Hi all

We recieved our COPR Friday and are super exited, we plan on landing in December in Calgary.

But I have found a few odd mistakes on our COPRs.

- Under COR (which I suppose means Country of Residence) they have written AUSTRALIA, but I live in DENMARK. We lived in Australia five years ago but haven't been back since. My sons COR is correctly listed as DENMARK
- My Marital status is listed as COMMON-LA, but we are married and have been for almost three years?
- On my sons COPR (baby, 8 months) under the section sponsorship information my wife (his mom) is listed as "Relationship: SPOUSE", the same as on mine?

The main data (Date of birth, passport numbers and names) are all correct on both me and my sons.

Are these mistakes considered minor so we don't have to send them back and can just inform the border control officer that they need to correct the information in their database?
 
I don't have an answer, but couldn't resist a comment - that's quite the run of really stupid mistakes.
 
Is your country of birth Denmark or Aus?
 
Aquakitty said:
Is your country of birth Denmark or Aus?

Denmark (which it is also listed as in the COPR under COB)
 
I don't know if those mistakes will affect anything, but if you send it back you will probably not get it in time for your planned landing.
 
Aquakitty said:
I don't know if those mistakes will affect anything, but if you send it back you will probably not get it in time for your planned landing.

That is our fear.
 
CBSA can correct those errors at landing.

Your son's COPR is correct, as he is a dependent of the PA, with the sponsorship category being spousal.
 
canuck_in_uk said:
CBSA can correct those errors at landing.

Your son's COPR is correct, as he is a dependent of the PA, with the sponsorship category being spousal.

Awesome, just the answer I was hoping for :)

Thanks!