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sure thing, I've done it within an hour after P2

You don't have to, but you can It seems that you have an issue with the City/town of birth field. Try to put there information from your COPR Place of Birth field.

Finally, I got an eCOPR today! My timeline AOR: June 16 Portal email 1: Oct 11 (from VLU, OSC Ottawa) Portal email 2: Oct 12 eCOPR: Dec 18, exp Sept 2024 Issued by OSC Ottawa

Finally, I got an eCOPR today. Stream: CEC, Inland AOR: June 16 Portal email 1: Oct 11 from VLU, OSC Ottawa Portal email 2: Oct 12 eCOPR: Dec 18, exp Sept 2024, issued by OSC Ottawa

Finally, I got an eCOPR today! CEC Inland applicant My timeline AOR: June 16 Portal email 1: Oct 11 (from VLU, OSC Ottawa) Portal email 2: Oct 12 eCOPR: Dec 18, exp Sept 2024 Issued by OSC Ottawa

Finally, I got an eCOPR! CEC Inland AOR: June 16 Portal email 1: Oct 11 (from VLU, OSC Ottawa) Portal email 2: Oct 12 eCOPR: Dec 18, exp Sept 2024 Issued by OSC Ottawa

Your processing is super fast, less than two months from AOR to Final Decision. Most applicants here waited 2.5 months from AOR to the application completeness check. My Portal 2 is almost the same as your AOR. So, it is way too early to start worrying about your application timelines.

You can find your COPR expiration date at the bottom of the home page in your tracker in the Summary of documents status section https://ircc-tracker-suivi.apps.cic.gc.ca/

Your wife is not in Canada, and the virtual landing is for in-Canada applicants only. So that's why you can see only your name in the list. She should just get a passport request, and she will receive her CoPR at the point of entry through the in-person landing procedure. Disclaimer: that's just...

I just sent the complaint, and I do not expect any reaction in the next 2-3 business days. But I know that at least it will be reviewed by IRCC.

Guys, I made a quick run of numbers at myimmitracker.com for applications with AOR in May and later up until today. Not happy with the results: All other streams are getting their PPR/eCoPRs much quicker than CEC, even outland FSW outperform CEC applicants The average time for CEC is still...

Did you try to file a complaint? https://secure.cic.gc.ca/feedback-retroaction/feedback-retroaction-eng.aspx Your case is clearly past 5 months' average processing time and 180 days of IRCC standard. I think that is a valid reason to write a complaint on how virtual landing is handled. What...

you could try to use this tool to reach them out https://secure.cic.gc.ca/feedback-retroaction/feedback-retroaction-eng.aspx

Today, I discovered a big surprise while calling IRCC. Despite the fact that I received the P1 email from Virtual Landing OSC Ottawa, my secondary VO is Montreal, and I could be in their eCoPR virtual landing queue. WTF

That could be the sad truth for you, as delays in processing your case won't affect IRCC targets and their Christmas bonuses. I think maybe it is worth a shot to poke them through your MP.

IRCC's service standard for EE applications, except the Quebec stream, is 180 days. Five months is the average processing time for CEC and FSW in the last months

It looks like there is no real system for the eCoPR issue. You can relatively easily track your application before the final decision. There is a defined process for that, and you can find its description. But after that, it is a black box. In normal processing ppl get their eCoPRs in hours, max...

I highly doubt that. Virtual Landing Unit (Ottawa) is very slow in eCoPR processing. I'm waiting for my eCoPR for 54 days now. And as I see from the posts at the beginning of the year, some ppl were waiting for three months for eCoPRs from the VLU. It's Ottawa, the center of the Canadian...

It is in your Application Status Tracker portal in the 'Summary of documents status' section. There you will find a CoPR# and its expiration date

Virtual Landing Unit OSC (Ottawa VO) is the same swamp as Monreal VO is 50+ days waiting for eCoPR and still counting