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3-4 weeks is the current trend from the date it's delivered per immitracker. So hoping for the best here

PP was delivered on 4th August. No movement after that. I'm assuming tbwre will be an update soon since people from 3rd August got their approval yesterday. So hopefully I'll see some movement this week.

Tha is bud Thanks bud, glad to hear that. Wasn't sure and I just read at their website. Great welcoming move!

That's great to hear. Thank you trudeau!!! Another reason to move to Canada yayy

It's 1460 days, so 4 years not 3

And your immigration check in will be done at Montreal, so yes they need to be sure you're not landing in Montreal Check this out http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/landing-and-pr-card.113077/

I'm sure you should be fine as long as your destination is toronto and not montreal. There MAY be extra questioning, so be prepared. Keep the itinerary showing your final destination.

My PP was delivered on 4th of Aug, no updates so far. I did call and was told that PP was sent to the printing room on Aug 14th. I'm expecting something by next week.

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Congratulations to the lucky ones who will start getting the invites soon in their inboxes. For those who missed by a little, I'm sure CRS is bound to drop in the next regular draw! Chin up folks!

There must be a new placeholder when you click on view submitted application. Submit and make sure you transmit it properly after uploading and esigning it.

Got my PPR in 75 days. PP delivered on 4th August, no updates yet after that. My cases are on immitracker

CIC does not recommend mailing or couriering your PR Card to a location outside Canada. The reasons are: 1. The card could be lost 2. The card could be stolen 3. Your identity could be stolen if a dishonest person gets hold of your PR Card while enroute 4. Factors beyond your control could...

Congratulations! You made it through!

You can lose your PR status if Engage in an act that would make you inadmissible to Canada such as committing a serious crime. Other acts that could lead to a permanent resident losing your status include security, human or international rights violations, organized criminality and...

To maintain your status as a permanent resident, you must live in Canada for at least two years within a five-year period. During this time you must be here physically. The two years may not need to be continuous. An officer can confirm if your time in Canada counts when you: re-enter Canada...

No info about it as my visa office was different. Hopefully other members can help.

No changes in myCIC either. How about yours?

My PP was received on Aug 4th, no news after that. I'm just gonna sit tight for the next two weeks given the current timelines. Oh well, I'm in a better waiting boat than those in IP2.

Mentioning another city in the personal history won't complicate matters then?