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In addition to what is already said, schedule A background is actually the most important form of all. Mandatory for principal applicant, for spouse and for dependent children of over 18 yrs at AR submission. If you were asked to submit a new one, it's likely that you travelled after AoR...

Cards were delivered in my mailbox.

It's positive sign..it will change again. Look at #7,172 if it helps.

196 days.. had posted my timeline sometime back at page 392.

Finally, we got our PR card(s) yesterday. The mail came from CPC Sydney, inside the mail, it comes with nice letter that says "Welcome and thank you for choosing Canada!" If you plan to apply for citizenship in the future (and we hope you do), will need give us details about any time you left...

PR card was approved & mailed in about 38~39 days including weekends (since eCoPR) and 23~24 days without weekends/holidays.

Yes, its good sign that there is some movement on your file and I hope the decision stage comes soon. To relate at which stage BGC is at, I referenced this post and then kinda correlated the BGC status change I noticed during my file processing. As for my PR card(s), GCkey indicates that they...

For you, is it just "Processing >> In progress"? I thought you previously had N/A.. to know whether its IP1 or IP2, need to know BGC status changes from start. For me, it was like "Processing >> Not Applicable >> Processing" and then "ADR >> PAL >> DM" Here is the flow from my timeline: Right...

Refer to #6,994.. after eCoPR, about 37 days, I got update on GCkey that PR card has been mailed. Hoping to get it in the mail box this week.

Neither do I but unfortunately you're not getting the point, bud. Just because there is a right of information and privilege to order GCMS notes, one shouldn't be exploiting it for just sake of knowing when portal is to come right after one getting PAL. GCMS is useful is when there is no...

I know one can order GCMS notes at any stage but honestly don't you think it is kind of useless and waste of time if you order it at a stage when it is really not necessary? like for instance, member got PAL today, you suggest ordering GCMS notes? You're great contributor and don't get me...

Question: why would you suggest ordering GCMS at this stage? If one got PAL today, other than what PAL actually means, getting PAL means file has reached and progressed at certain stage in processing an application, sometimes being close to making decisions, though you already know every file...

You should get something within this week or maybe the next week. If not, send webform next week in the mid. I sent webform recently and after couple of days, I got GU on Gckey with final decision in progress for PR card app.

As per IRCC, official procession time is 28 days. Many on FB and on other places say that 28 working days only, excluding the weekend, so its like 36 ~ 48 days. Some applicants got cards in just 2 ~ 3 weeks from date of eCoPR (after photo submission) and others after couple of months like 6~8...

I think the following might have happen: -> If final decision is of Nov 16, 2022, it is likely your application was approved on that date. -> If your MP says approved on Jun 8 (2023 I assume), this could be revision to the approval. Are you able to view your application in AST? If yes, then...

Just when I thought that I'm done with IRCC or at least for couple of years, it's been over a month while waiting for PR card. And so here I rant on forum, the picture in Portal is still in review.. no updates on GCkey either. How much time does it really take to review a picture?? Its not like...

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Congrats! 8+ month from AR date is good. Q4' 22 files seems to be moving quick, earlier it was like 10~ 11 months, now 8 ~ 9 months. Of course this vastly depends on case file, but processing speed for non-ee files have gotten better than before. You can now optionally link your PR card...

As the above point indicates, "in order to be considered, your employer must make a sufficiently compelling business case in writing to the BC PNP that demonstrates how your nomination will generate economic benefit to B.C" So basically, your employer's should be willing to make strong...

It's common, the COPR on AST is same number for PA and dependant. However once you get official eCoPR thru the PR portal, you will see a unique COPR number for PA and for each dependant. Post that in GCkey, status is updated to 'Approved', and within the GCkey Application, you will find all the...