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I think eligibility remains in review on GCKey even after you receive AIP which says they have determined you're eligible.

They are correct. Your GCKey will show "You do not need biometrics" as the default until they send you the BIL. Most recent BILs we've seen on this forum were early-June applicants so for late July, it will be another 1-2 months until you get it.

The most recent update was 123 days for work permits from within Canada.

You can expect to get AIP soon! Hopefully within a few weeks.

How did you get P2 without P1 to reply to?

Could be a glitch with the application that sends the letters or they may have sent it by post. I have heard of people who called IRCC and were told AIP was sent despite never receiving it. It wouldn't hurt to check.

Late-May and early-June applicants got BIL last week so you will probably get it around 2 months from now.

The policy you are referring to is separate from the OWP for sponsored spouses public policy. You can still apply for OWP as a sponsored spouse.

They can apply without AOR if she is within 2 weeks of her WP expiring, which she might be before they get AOR due to the PCC situation.

Once she applies, she will have maintained status and will be able to continue working. Best of luck to you.

Go to this page: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/family-sponsorship/spouse-partner-children/spouse-common-law-partner-canada-open-work-permit.html Scroll down to answer yes to the question "Do you have valid temporary resident status...

Q1: Upload the AOR in the client information section. Q2: Medical is optional for OWP unless you work in certain fields like medicine, child care, or elder care. I'm pretty sure they can use your previous medical anyway. Q3: You can try printing and scanning. I would suggest waiting to apply...

That's the current average, so it can take much longer than that, in fact.

Select same employer, I think.

Yes, I think you should make separate entries for each place you lived while you had that job.

Use a webform.

There are not 2 GCKeys. Perhaps you mean there are two ways to log in? Either one will lead you to the same IRCC Secure Account system.

If you're talking about the Application Status Tracker, it's currently broken (not updating since mid-June). How long it takes to get BIL depends on if your application is inland or outland.

Oh, you're referring to the Application Status Tracker. I thought you were talking about GCKey (IRCC Secure Account). The Tracker has not been updating since mid-June so newer applicants can't create an account and those with accounts aren't receiving updates there. IRCC says they're working on...

When they send the AOR to the sponsor, it has the sponsor's UCI. This is not the UCI assigned to her application, it's the UCI number assigned to you. There are a few ways you can learn what your wife's UCI is. My husband (PA) created a GCKey account to apply for his OWP and found out his UCI...