If you land in Canada and IRCC later emails asking you to send new photos, group members explained this is IRCC flagging that the photos originally submitted with your Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) application didn't meet the required specifications — even if they were accepted at the time of submission.
What to do:- Read the letter carefully — it will specify exactly what was wrong with the previous photos (e.g., size, background, or pose issues).
- Take new photos that strictly follow IRCC's official photo specifications.
- Submit the corrected photos through the method specified in the letter (usually your online account or the address given).
This is a common, fixable request — it does not mean your PR status is at risk, just that the photo requirement needs to be satisfied before your PR card can be produced.