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I also got my PR card today. Landed on Feb. 4.

Same here, they told me it was mailed out on March 17. and hopefully I'm gonna get it today (Vancouver)

I landed on Feb. 4. so I guess we should get the PR cards in BC soon.

you don't technically need a visa, if you're from a visa exempt country. If not, you'll also have to apply for a visa. You can go anyway I think. I went there to apply for a WP (LMIA) while being in a restoration period and I had no problem.

If you're from a visa-exempt country, you don't.

I know buddy. I've been there too and had to wait for a very long time. But you're gonna (you employer) get a call one day and just be ready to nail all the arguments they'll have. And you should be good to go! GL

The only thing you can do is to wait. Calling and emailing them is not going to expedite the process. I know it's hard for some people to believe but if it was the case then thousands of people would be calling them every day and the processing time would be even longer.

When did you land? Cheers

It depends, I was also CEC inland with LMIA and got PR in 5 month and 1 week. Good luck buddy!

1-2 weeks

Gotcha. Honestly, I'm not familiar with a family classes so no idea. Anyway, if we have a COPR we can still cross the boarder by car. So I'm thinking about driving to Seattle from Vancouver, flying for vacation, and then driving back to Vancouver. The problem is not on Canadian side, but at the...

It's a completeness check. They basically gotta check if you've provided all necessary documents and if all that you sent them fits. If yes, then you've passed one of the many checks and you become eligible for a BOWP and your spouse (if you have one) for a SOWP. It usually takes 1-2 months for...

It doesn't necessarily mean that your R10 is completed. Also, the processing time is around 30 days so you gotta wait.

What do you mean by "in-land" rules? We applied under CEC Inland and had BOWP & SOWP and we traveled at least 7 times out of Canada.

Yea it makes no sense. I'd understand 2-3 weeks but 7 weeks? I landed on Feb. 4 and want to go travel a bit but I'm stuck here waiting for the PR card.

Depends on it officer but technically speaking you don't meet the requirements......

They usually fax it..

The CBSA guys told me that these dates are garbage and don't matter at all. The whole landing process took 10 mins.

1-2 weeks.

Just signed. I think he stamped the passport.