PR confirmation portal timelines
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Mine’s showing Oct 7 last updated. eCOPR details reflecting on tracker but just waiting for the final doc.
On Facebook, a lot of CEC inland candidates got their eCOPR today. Here’s the link:
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/19TW9Y6ZyC/?mibextid=wwXIfr
My P2 is October 18 and I’m still waiting for ecopr. Raised 2 webforms and they replied after more than 2 weeks just to say wait. I’m so depressed everyday.
I can understand your pain.
It is so frustrating to see a broken system impacting us and no power to change anything.
I cant understand why IRCC does not process application as they receive them - where especially after P2 its not waiting on any information from us.
I dont understand why P2 in Jan can get ecopr and P2 in October doesnt get it.
Jo986
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- Jul 1, 2020
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- Category........
- CEC
- Visa Office......
- Edmonton
- NOC Code......
- 13100 – Administrative officers
- App. Filed.......
- 06-09-2024
- AOR Received.
- 06-09-2024
- Med's Request
- 22-10-2024
- Med's Done....
- 05-03-2022
Dearest Readers,
It is with a heavy heart and a sorrowful pen that we announce the untimely demise of one who was known to us all, yet whose name shall no longer grace these pages with their presence. Our dearly departed, whose trials were many and whose patience was tested beyond measure, tragically passed before the long-awaited eCoPR could be issued—perhaps the greatest irony of all.
It is said that the waiting for such a document can stretch one's nerves to their very limits, but who among us could foresee that it might stretch them to the point of breaking? The weight of endless uncertainty, compounded by the gnawing ache of bureaucratic delay, led our poor soul to seek solace in excess—both in drink and in the embrace of medication. Alas, this final act of desperation proved fatal, and our dear departed left us far too soon.
Let this be a reminder to us all of the perilous nature of waiting, the unseen toll it takes on even the most resolute among us. One wonders, had the eCoPR arrived in time, would our dear friend still walk among us today? We shall never know.
May their passing serve as a cautionary tale for all who find themselves caught in the web of bureaucratic delay. Let us learn to cherish the moments we have, for none of us can ever know when our final chapter will be written.
Yours in solemn reflection,
Lady Whistledown
It is with a heavy heart and a sorrowful pen that we announce the untimely demise of one who was known to us all, yet whose name shall no longer grace these pages with their presence. Our dearly departed, whose trials were many and whose patience was tested beyond measure, tragically passed before the long-awaited eCoPR could be issued—perhaps the greatest irony of all.
It is said that the waiting for such a document can stretch one's nerves to their very limits, but who among us could foresee that it might stretch them to the point of breaking? The weight of endless uncertainty, compounded by the gnawing ache of bureaucratic delay, led our poor soul to seek solace in excess—both in drink and in the embrace of medication. Alas, this final act of desperation proved fatal, and our dear departed left us far too soon.
Let this be a reminder to us all of the perilous nature of waiting, the unseen toll it takes on even the most resolute among us. One wonders, had the eCoPR arrived in time, would our dear friend still walk among us today? We shall never know.
May their passing serve as a cautionary tale for all who find themselves caught in the web of bureaucratic delay. Let us learn to cherish the moments we have, for none of us can ever know when our final chapter will be written.
Yours in solemn reflection,
Lady Whistledown