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According to the letter that I received with the CoPR, I'm supposed to present it to the agent when I cross the border. I'm guessing that will be the first step to getting my PR card. Is that right?

So if I present the CoPR when I cross the border, what happens when I go back home to the states and want to re-enter Canada to visit my husband?

I imagine I won't get my PR card right away so I won't be able to present it when returning.

Is that problematic?

Regarding your question, Secondly I have been unable to find a job for the last six months and have been suggested to get Ontario works. Will this effect my sponsorship for my fiance?

I also do not have a good credit history will the effect my application?

I am not shipping any goods over (at this stage) so how do I complete this form?

For persons who have been permanent residents of Canada for more than five years, the only five-year period that can be considered in calculating whether an applicant has met the residency obligation is the one immediately before the application is received in the visa office. A28(2)(b)(ii) precludes a visa officer from examining any period other than the most recent five-year period immediately before the date of receipt of the application.

Discrepancies in residency obligations If the PRC applicant does not appear to meet the residency requirement (e.g., following an examination of the passport and travel history, input from the visa office, etc.) and insufficient H&C grounds are identified to overcome this shortfall, the officer writes a report under A44(1). The report goes to a Minister’s delegate, who may issue a removal order under A44(2). If the PRC applicant is inadmissible on grounds other than residency, the case will be assessed by the Minister’s delegate and referred to the Immigration Division. During this time, the applicant is still entitled to a one-year PRC, where there is no final disposition on the case whether it is at the report stage, the admissibility hearing stage or the removal stage.