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Nope, still waiting

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No problem! Hopefully you and other Aug applicants will get their approvals soon. Didn't see many approvals this week, I was actually surprised to see my approval today lol. But it means the wheel is moving!

I got it in my account, no emails. The status was "Application/profile updated" (not sure what's exact wording) and changed to "Approved" after I opened the application itself. There is a COPR number and expiration date, but not an actual document.

Thanks! It's NOC 2255

HI GUYS!! I JUST GOT COPR APPROVAL :D AOR Aug 26, 2020 All stages passed on Mar 31, 2021 Final decision Apr 16, 2021 VO Ottawa Hoping the COPR letter won't take too long *crossing fingers*

from my experience, at least 3-5 months. I got my biometrics done in November and still waiting for COPR (so 5 months for me)

What's your AOR? I am AOR Aug 26, all passed on March 31, still waiting for approval as well.

Wow, you are really close too. Probably all stages passed as well. It's weird to me how some people get only one ghost update and some 3 and even 4 updates. This place really needs to standardize its processes. Would be great if with every update we could see an actual update on every stage...

Yep, had one ghost update on March 31.

Called IRCC right now and found out that all stages passed! Now just waiting for approval in the portal. AOR Aug 26

omg, if I am located in Etobicoke it means I am 100% going to be stuck with Etobicoke secondary VO? :(

CONGRATS!! I have the same AOR, but no dependants and only 2 countries in my travel history list. This gives me hope!

I am also shocked by their tardiness. I haven't received my COPR yet (it's been 8 months of waiting), but I hoped I could go back home in August or September. Even if I get COPR right now, I will not be able to make it :confused:

Yes, there is such option. See below: https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/cpc/en/personal/receiving/manage-mail/mail-forwarding.page?ecid=sem_pdn_ap_109&gclid=CjwKCAjw6qqDBhB-EiwACBs6xwgWiSVCJSVna9X65t42c5H3EklZ3uW_8in3mAKDvCf_cA_UUlcggRoCqY0QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

No, you are still considered to be PNP applicant

Wow, that's quick! I guess I am just unlucky haha

Don't think it does

How long did you have to stand in line? + If you are employed you have to take time off from work to go there, which is really inconvenient. All my experiences with Service Canada were not so good, so I will probably prefer online when the time comes. :)

You can get your SIN online! Seems like a simple procedure, but then you have to wait 2-3 weeks for it to come in the mail.