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what happened?

No still waiting :(

I think most people from June 2020 have already gotten their PRs

It's not strange, my husband has done biometrics 3 times in support of different applications lol

It's been almost a month since my medical's passed, what the hell is IRCC doing? :((

Hi, thank you!! Yes, in fact after the biometrics request for my spouse in July, I received remed req for myself (PA) in August which is now passed since 3 weeks ago. I'm waiting for PPR!!!! But my review of additional documents has changed to we are reviewing the additional docs you provided...

Hi @Naynah We did US FBI check for my spouse from outside the USA too, we did it in Canada and the process was very easy and quick. Just do the biometrics in an approved center and I think they send them directly to the FBI. Don't worry at all.

This is a good sign, just do the medical for her. They probably extended yours so why pay more.

probably writing is 6.5, not 7, that makes a huge difference

No, you don't need tests if you're vaccinated.

My God this is your PPR!!! This is a pass request. Of course skip step 1 and send passport

------ COPIED ------- IT'S PPR FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 years 10 months OR 1024 days. The wait has been excruciatingly painful but it's done at last. (Sorry for the long post. I just had to get it out out there!) Thanks to all the members who kept hopes alive during the time of pandemic...

If she's already inside Canada, it is very likely that they extend her medicals at least once.

Hey! Were you gone for a while? I recieved BIL for my spouse 6 months after my spouse was added to my portal. But the timeline is very very different for different applications. For some lucky people, it all happens within a month or two.

Thanks for sharing. If you could also find the actual number of apps/persons they are processing each month/quarter and the number left, please also do share that as well.

I recommend calling IRCC directly or asking an MP to see what's going on. I understand that you mention this person got their COPR on August 21, 2019, and then got married 5 months later in Dec the same year. Why this person didn't land, they probably have their personal reasons. But this...

No they won't recalculate your score

You haven't received the BIL yet? @baryonix

Oh and they extended my own medicals ONCE, which covered two years post-AOR, but since my application is beyond two years of processing time it seems like they didn't extend it a second time. This is stupid because I'm still under 30 and perfectly healthy so why did I have to pay another 320...

No, it didn't show as passed, it was showing as 'we are reviewing the results of your medical exams' since December last year (so for about 8 months it was like that), and it never changed to expired. I don't recommend going for upfront medicals if it's still showing as passed in your profile...