If you're sending your PP to Canada and are expecting your PPR to be returned in an envelope on which you've stuck USPS postage, that's not going to happen.We're about to send in our PPR. Has anyone here gone through the regular postal service to do it? I've seen on here that most people have used FedEx. But I'm wondering if we can go through the regular United States Postal Service. Thanks for your help!
Congrats! Very happy for youJune 2017 Mississauga applicant here. Finally, received my Passport Request email an hour ago. So excited!!! Finally the end is here. For a straight forward case, my application processing took a bit longer than the average Mississauga applicant (9 months and 5 days between Application Received and PPR). However, I'm just really relieved it got done before the 12 month mark. Hoping to be able to move to Canada by the beginning of June.
Application Received: June 9, 2017
AOR1: July 7, 2017
Schedule A & PCC Request: July 10, 2017
Sponsor Approval: July 20, 2017
AOR2 (Mississauga VO): August 29, 2017
Medical Request: September 1, 2017 | Medical Done: September 18, 2017 | Medical Passed: September 29, 2017
GCKEY Background Check "In Process": March 9, 2018
ECAS "Decision Made": March 9, 2018
PPR: March 14, 2018
Hang in there! Hopefully some movement will happen soon.13 days from the 1 year mark, hoping I hear something very SOON
Getting very discouraged
Hopefully! Our additional docs were sent to the responsible officer on March 1st. Hopefully not long nowHang in there! Hopefully some movement will happen soon.
Yes, this is what I did and it worked just fine.Hi guys. I got my PPR email a few days ago. My question is, can my Canadian husband mail my documents and the pre-paid return envelope from Canada and and write down his mailing address as the return address? This is the same address that is listed as Sponsor's address in our application.
Thank you so much for your response. I was a bit worried about whether the address on the return label HAD to be the Principal Applicant's mailing address as listed in the application forms. Your reply put me at ease. Once, again thank you so much.Yes, this is what I did and it worked just fine.
No worries. They don't really care where they're sending it to, as long as you provide an address. It says so in the directions, but make sure nothing is filled out on the prepaid canada post envelope. They put stickers on with the mailing info once it gets to the visa office (or at least ours did).Thank you so much for your response. I was a bit worried about whether the address on the return label HAD to be the Principal Applicant's mailing address as listed in the application forms. Your reply put me at ease. Once, again thank you so much.
Sure. Will make sure not to fill out the pre-paid Canada Post return envelope. Thanks once again.No worries. They don't really care where they're sending it to, as long as you provide an address. It says so in the directions, but make sure nothing is filled out on the prepaid canada post envelope. They put stickers on with the mailing info once it gets to the visa office (or at least ours did).