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As I said, you will receive an email from IRCC that your PR is about to be approved and to confirm if you are in Canada. At that time, you can simply book a ticket to get back to Canada at the earliest.

You can travel while your application is in process. your COPR won't be issued right away. IRCC will first send you an email confirming if you are in Canada. When you get this email, you have to immediately travel back to Canada and confirm your physical presence in Canada. After that, the COPR...

Call IRCC to check which stages have passed and if the background check has started, which components have passed (criminality, info sharing, etc.).

Yes, you can apply to both programs and there won't be any issues. You have to pay for the Express entry application as well.

https://www.cicnews.com/2021/07/canada-announcing-updates-to-border-measures-today-0718648.html#gs.6bgnnt Great news!!!

I'm currently traveling and will be flying back to Canada on Saturday. Will update you on how it goes. I asked an IRCC agent and consultant and they both said it is okay to travel while the application is in process. The requirement of this program was to be physically present in Canada at the...

Can't wait to read the news. *Fingers crossed*

Who says you can't travel or that your app. will go into hold if you travel? You are allowed to travel while your PR application is in process, you just have to be physically in Canada during approval. Both @legalfalcon and IRCC agents have confirmed this.

Congrats mate!! Did you email them stating that your spouse is outside Canada? Or what was the process?

Hey, congrats on getting your COPR!!!!! I have a couple of questions that I would really appreciate if you could answer. 1. In the email, they ask if both applicant and dependents are inside Canada. Since your spouse is outside, how did you reply to this and what was the process? 2. Did your...

You gotta give it some time. They have just arrived at the 12.16 - 12.18 batch.

The answer is in the IMM008 form. The first section asks where you want to live in Canada.

Then you're good.

As long as you can prove that you were employed in that position on the date of submission, you should be fine. Did you attach an employment letter to the application which stated that you were employed in that position?

You haven't provided the ATIP notes or a screenshot of it.

Honestly, I think it's gonna take a very long time for you to receive it. They have started processing applications from 12.00-12.20 PM EST submitted on May 6. That said, if they switch to processing each stream separately, then there are good chances of receiving your AOR this year. Otherwise...

This is the graph for the IG stream: [View graph]

When you open the application, look for the "Review of medical results". If it has passed, it will state "[Date] You passed the medical exam."

I'm from Toronto, Ontario and was able to link yesterday. They've just arrived at the 12.17-12.18 batch so you will be receiving it in 1-2 weeks.

Definitely agree with you! Keep it up @Tomican