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It still doesn't explain why the applicants from May are waiting while June folks' cases are moving forward already ..
My hypothesis is that every 1st of the month they just restart their service standard clocks so that they can service maximum number of clients that apply in that month. So if one applies near the end of a month, the file probably will get picked up very late compared to someone who applied in the first week of a month.

It is definitely not a true first come first serve which they claim everywhere on the site.
 
I'm assuming you sent the IME + Medical details only after you were requested for a medical... You didn't proactively send a medical?
I was never asked for medical. I was informed at a Physical Panel that I did the test to keep the IME form as it can be used for PR application. I just sent the web form with my information and IME# and it was marked as completed without IRCC sending any medical request
 
I also heard from my friend who did the medical exam for a visitor record and her medical under her PR was marked as completed automatically as well - you can also wait and see
 
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I submitted my Non EE PR on June 14th, and since then, I have had no update. No AOR or BIL. Should i raise a web form? How long does it usually take to receive AOR?
This discussion is for "May 2024 - Inland Spousal Sponsorship". Process and processing time for things like Non EE PR is very different from Inland spousal sponsorship application.
Post your question at other section of the forum.
 
Did you have any status update on GCkey before OWP approved?
I think there was one ghost update, then Correspondence letter and then two days after the correspondence letter was the approval. I did not keep track of the individual updates on the profile
 
Don't send anything unless you're asked. You'll just delay the process.
Well, not sure how this would work generally, but yes in our case the medicals on the PR got updated automatically ( one week later ) once the visitor record medicals were processed. I did not send any webform to update the medicals.
 
It still doesn't explain why the applicants from May are waiting while June folks' cases are moving forward already ..
It is frustrating to see other people's applications move quickly while yours is stagnant and very expensive waiting while one's spouse cannot work.
 
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Hello,
I would like to ask a question to the applicants who received and completed the BIL.
Did you pay the biometric fee?
 
I did my new Biometric even I have valid one.
Then later I got an email from IRCC to pay fee.

I remember I saw a posts wondering about new Biometric for PR even you have valid one.
FYI, I post the body of IRCC email.

Reminder – Biometrics Fee
This letter refers to your application for permanent residence.
As of June 15, 2023, you need to provide new biometrics when you apply from within Canada. You need to give your biometrics and pay the fee, even if you gave your biometrics in the past to support a visitor visa, study or work permit application, or a different permanent resident application.
 
You should absolutely respond to the PFL. If you don't respond, there is a risk they make a misrep finding against you and ban you from Canada for five years. I would personally respond, confirm the details of the marriage, confirm your husband failed to declare you and why, and request to withdraw the sponsorship application based on this.

There is always some risk that IRCC could move to revoke your husband's PR. But again, we have seen that happen in recent memory so likely an extremely low risk this will happen.

Hey guys,

I sent my PFL reply. Below is my timeline. I am unable to understand what is this happening

9th july - Received PFL to submit proof that I belong to in- Canada class as my husband forgot to change his marital status after marriage (landed single in Canada) and officer mentioned that my husband can not sponsor me.

16th July - We responded to PFL

But on *10th July* itself my husband (sponsor) received a mail that he has met the requirements for eligibility as a sponsor.

And on 29th July my file was transferred to Etobicoke for further assessment.

Why they sent the APR saying he met the requirements, when they mentioned earlier that he did not? Is this normal?
 
But on *10th July* my husband (sponsor) received an email that he had met the requirements for eligibility as a sponsor.
This is certainly not something I am an expert on, but I suspect this means your husband may be eligible to sponsor in general, but not to sponsor *you*.