garymc

Hi there

Can anyone tell me the answer to my question.

I am in possesion of my familys Confirmation of Permanent Residence forms and realise that these are to be handed over at Immigration upon landing.

I will be traveling to Ontario a couple of months before my partner and daughter, should I leave them with their Confirmation of PR forms for themselves to take with them or should I take them with me.

Thanks

Gary

PMM

Hi

1. Assuming you are the principle applicant you can "land" prior to the dependents.
2. The COPR is a visa pasted into your passport, your partner and child will require theirs when they "land" Note they have to "land" within the validity of the visa.

Zoe Bell

Hate to disagree but the COPR is a three part carbonated form with your photo attached to it that you have to sign in front of the immigration officer

garymc

To confirm, we all have a Visa affixed to our passports and a separate form (Confirmation of Permanent Residence form), each of us also have this carbon form.

Can anyone clarify my question?

Many thanks

Gary

Ben W Bell

I'd imagine the COPR forms should stay with their owners until they land. Once visas and COPRs are issued, they are for the individuals not the application as a whole.

Andrew Miller

Every person must have his/her own COPR when landing and sign it before the examining officer during landing.

JAJ

And they do let you keep a copy for your own records (it is important to keep it in a safe place)

garymc

Thanks for clearing that up.

As I say, I will be landing first and being the principle applicant will show that I have enough funds available for my family of three.

So when my partner and daughter finally land after myself I take it that the immigration officer who deals with them will not ask them to show funds as I will already have shown this. Would I be correct in assuming that it will work that way?

The same would go for the Goods To Follow lists etc, I will take them with myself and my partner will not have to deal with that, is that the way it works?

Thanks

Gary