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In the context of Canadian immigration (CIC/IRCC), PVO (Primary Visa Office) and SVO (Secondary Visa Office) refer to the visa offices that handle different aspects of a PR application, depending on where it was submitted and the applicant’s country of residence. PVO (Primary Visa Office) •...

Fees $CAN Your application Processing fee ($950) and right of permanent residence fee ($575) 1,525.00 Your application (without right of permanent residence fee) 950.00 Include your spouse or partner Processing fee ($950) and right of permanent residence fee ($575) 1,525.00 Include...

You can submit it through your GCKEY account or if there is no option to submit, you can send it through webform .

Once you’ve received your signed eCOPR (Electronic Confirmation of Permanent Residence) in Canada, here are the next steps to complete your PR process: IRCC will usually initiate the PR card process automatically once the eCOPR is issued. You should receive it in the mail within a few weeks. You...

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If you’re unable to obtain the police clearance certificate (PCC) within the 60-day period, IRCC generally understands such delays if you’ve proactively submitted proof that you initiated the request. The letter of explanation, supporting documents, and receipt you provided via webform should...

Given your situation, it’s generally best to be transparent and proactive to avoid potential issues with your PR application. Here are some steps to consider: 1. Check PNP and IRCC Requirements: First, verify if your current letter of employment aligns with both PNP and IRCC’s requirements...

Where are you attaching LOE ? I don’t understand what you are asking for ? Can you please elaborate .

It’s unusual that IRCC sent the medical letters by different methods, but there could be a few reasons: 1. System or Case-Specific Factors: IRCC’s system might automatically send letters differently based on the role (principal applicant vs. dependents) or case-specific triggers...

No you don’t need to provide proof of funds . For notary documents, you should do again from Canada for safer side .

A delay between receiving the Portal 2 email and getting eCOPR can be common, as the timeframes for issuing eCOPR vary significantly based on factors like the workload of the visa office (Montreal in your case) and IRCC’s processing timelines. However, since it has been over a month with no...

Wait for couple more weeks and you will get Portal 1 email soon .

No , they don’t care about it . They will not return your application. Don’t worry.

Waiting on background verification can be incredibly frustrating, especially with such a long delay. It’s common for complex background verifications to take time, especially if it involves multiple agencies or cross-referencing information. Since you’ve sent an ATIP request, that should provide...

Congratulations @Nafis2107 .

Yes . You can .

No . Don’t worry about it.

Yes if there is employer restrictions Yes they it’s tied to your job.

Yes, submitting a webform to clarify these points could help avoid potential issues. Again depends on application doing your R10 completeness check to accept it or not . Your application might be returned. 1. Password-Protected Document: Mention in the webform that the Alberta...

Too early for AOR . You can expect anything end of December or maybe January. AOR is taking 3-4 months these days . For work permit processing times are really high from inside Canada. Work permit from inside Canada (initial and extension) Processing time 154 days