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There are many cases of people that got the ghost update but still took a few days to get the PPR. I know it's hard, but try to stay calm.

Take a look here: https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/consolidated-e-apr-tracker-express-entry-permanent-residency-application

Yes, you can. A friend of mine did it with a GTSP LMIA. You must be arriving from an international flight though. Of course the officer could deny your visa if, for example, he requests a document from you and you don't have it. At the airport the officer requested a lot of documents from my...

Yes, my LMIA is from GTSP. That was the reason I went to the border, I didn't want to wait for months if I could just drive there. You should be getting your LMIA soon if everything is alright, I got mine in 4 or 5 weeks, can't remember. Good luck

Mais alguem aqui esta aplicando pela FSW Stream estando no Canada? FSW-Inland parece estar mais devagar que CEC...

I don't understand why some people get it after 20 days, and others after 200.

Sorry to hear that :(

Is there a way to talk directly wth the VO? That way you would be able to have that information.

I live in Canada and mine is at Kitchener VO

Called IIRC today and my case is at Kitchener, ON. There is no option for that on the trackers page, which is weird. The guy also said that my eligibility check passed already. A tip for you guys: - If you have applied for anything else in the past using an agent, call IRCC because probably...

Is this the number that you can call and ask to talk to an agent?

FSW-Inland applicant here. PPR's seem to be slower for us when comparing to CEC Feb applicants...:( You can follow other cases here: https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/fsw-inland-e-apr-tracker

They are not responding me. I sent the email a few weeks ago. :(

I work in Canada, so not sure if it works like that...

Hope you get your PPR soon, nobody should have to wait 8 months...

Although my AOR was on Feb 6th, I totally agree with you that older AOR's should have priority. If an application requires more time to be processed, they should give some kind of feedback. It is really frustrating that some applications are processed in 30 days and others in 120 days and no one...

Please explain your logic to me, I'm sincerely curious. Why shouldn't they process at least most of the applications before issuing new ITA's?

I don't get it. Why do they keep doing draws when so much people (including me) are waiting their decision. What is the point of giving more ITA's if people will have to wait longer?

Congrats! Do you remember if on Feb 27th your profile was updated or submitted?

I got the IP2 on Feb 27th but it was as submitted the whole time... :(