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It could mean either: 1. your application has completed all four stages and is pending a final review from the officer 2. your application is finalized and is simply waiting for the approval email to be sent out

RFV email or PPR letter is manually triggered. You'll have to wait for them to send an approval email.

Looks legit.

Check SPF and other details of the mail. If they are a pass and the email is from cic.gc.ca domain, you are approved. Also, the passport pickup is organized through VFS, so the above hardly matters.

She eventually got her PR. You can check her history.

Assuming you applied through PSK, you should receive a call from the local police station shortly. Typically, not hard to get your PCC in less than 2 months from most PSKs in India.

Agents can give you this info. They don't know it tbh. Yours did the right thing by not giving you random info.

They don't know when it will be sent out, they tell you something to stop bothering them in reality.

What's there in the discussion above that indicates a final decision in 2-3 weeks?

Stop placing your scam links inside the quotes.

It won't harm for sure. You can call and ask :)

The whole premise of "anecdotal" data implied that we are in no position to say slow or fast if our observation is faulty.

Most of this data is anecdotal. If you got FD, just wait. Comparing your data with anecdotes won't help.

Can take upto two months or more. There's no definite timeline for it.

Why are you copy-pasting my old text?

It is a placeholder status, doesn't mean anything. Most statuses in GCKey don't mean much(beyond medical results and Biometrics). Use tracker to keep tabs on background check and eligibility. The only other thing that's helpful in GCKey is if you see a date in Final Decision (which likely means...

1. Not the right place to ask PGP related questions, this is EE part of the forum. Hence most of us would only share what we know from EE. 2. For EE - the dependent can land as long as the CoPR is valid(check the expiry date). Primary applicant landing before dependent causes no issues in EE.

Notarizing is useless and not required.

Likely the PPR/RFV was issued in error.

Lufthansa can be very annoying and it is their prerogative on whether they'll allow you to board or not. Why not take a direct flight instead? Go to India by going from your current city to Toronto or Montreal or Vancouver instead.