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Just noticed today that the processing times were updated, and it shows 174 days for renewing PR card. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

You should follow the instructions on your PR letter. Mine requested CoPR and a photo only. Based o the tracking number from CanadaPost, they received my documents as of April 29. However, I linked my PR card application to myCIC account and there's no update there.

Not yet. CoPR and photo were received by government on April 29.

I'm not sure I understood your question. Personally, I took a few photos recently, and used the same for PPR, CoPR, PR card, healthcare card,...

The instructions on the letter weren't clear enough. I sent a webform with the same questions as yours, and the answer was "to consult the PR letter". So, based on my interpretation of my PR letter here is what I did: 1. I signed and dated the IRCC copy of CoPR. 2. I only send IRCC copy, mainly...

I followed the instruction on the PR letter, which is to send CoPR and photo to a specific IRCC office. It's pretty straight forward.

Thank you for the tip! I was entering only the city (without the abbreviated state/province) in "place of birth".

@senhari2005 , @CanadaCorona and @prashantpraut , did you put the date of PR letter in the "Date you became a permanent resident" ? I can't link my application. :(

Yes, I submitted the PR letter. For the CoPR, I took a picture with my phone and converted to PDF.

I chose "change in status" since I was changing from temporary to permanent resident SIN. I got a printed letter with SIN. They haven't issued SIN cards for few years now. I submitted the client copy of CoPR without signature.

It was really fast. The expected delay is 20 business days, and I got it in 8 days. (2 days for processing and 6 days for delivering via CanPost) I submitted exactly the documents they asked: CoPR, passport, and PR confirmation letter.

Thank you for sharing this response! I sent a webform too and got a generic answer, like "follow the instructions in the letter". I already sent the IRCC copy of CoPR and I am waiting for PR card. I also already applied online for a SIN update, on April 27, and got the new SIN today, May 7.

I signed and sent only the IRCC copy of CoPR. In addition to the photo attached to this copy, I send another one (the same photo I took a couple months ago), with my name and UCI on the back. This is based on my interpretation of the PR email. Also, as far as I know, normally we need the client...

Congratulations! Here is what I did, based on my interpretation of the email, without any confirmation/validation from IRCC: 1. I signed and sent only the IRCC copy. I kept the client copy because, as far as I know, we need it when applying for citizenship in the future. 2. I signed and dated...

As specified above, when you receive your passports back, you get two copies of CoPR: one for the IRCC, and one for the client. It's written at the bottom of each page. It's not clear on the email, and I did not confirm with an agent, but it seemed logical for me to send only the IRCC copy with...

To everyone else, be patient and keep a valid status while waiting for PR email. We all have waited for a long time until now (most of us for more than the 6-month deadline), so we are experts on practicing patience and being surprised by IRCC. :D Good luck to all! Everything will be fine! ;)

- PR card instructions come in the PR email. We have to mail the CoPR and a passport standard photo to a specific IRCC office, and they will mail the PR card to the applicant. - SIN: in-person applications are suspended, obviously. So we can apply online (https://eservices.canada.ca/en/Sin/). -...

Congratulations! I signed and sent only the "IRCC copy" and kept "Client copy". Apparently, we need the CoPR to apply for citizenship.

Thanks! The same number as always: 1-888-242-2100, then pressed 0 to speak with an agent. I tried a few times, and, eventually, someone picked up the phone. It sounded like they were working from home and not the call center because there's a lot of echo.

Hi all, Just to inform I received an email confirming my PR status today. I didn't get a phone interview like others, but I had called IRCC a couple of days ago, so that might have been enough to confirm my current address. Quick timeline: - PPR on Feb 28 - CoPR and VPR on Mar 4 (valid until...