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A few days, certainly before end of Nov.

Received mine in Toronto 2 days after approval.

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Thanks for sharing, congrats!

Mine arrived two days after approval, Toronto

I took them at Walgreen's in the US, and got them approved. However, my wife took them the same place and time I did, and hers were rejected.

Over the summer it was taking about 5 weeks

Landed: Sept 14th PR Card Approval: Nov 6th PR Card Received: Nov 8th

I haven't been able to find the site with the CIC statement on it, addressing the flagpoling. I can tell you we had a great experience landing in Toronto. If you're not flagpoling then I don't think the timing really matters.

I posted info from some official site during the summer, but I can't find it now. I can't remember all the restrictions, but there were time restrictions, from Tues - Thurs. However they said those restrictions only were for summer, so it appears they may have been extended. I believe he will...

There haven't been any reports of that.

The actual weight is less than 1 pound, however I put 1 pound since it was the smallest amount accepted on the site.

If it's not time sensitive, you should have your friend make an appt and complete the landing at an inland office. The Rainbow Bridge has been problematic for lots of people.

Anyone know timeline from approval date to actually receiving the cards?

Have you had any updates? We landed on the same date, my card was approved but more photos were requested for my wife.

Landing date Sept. 14th PR card app approved Nov. 6th Issue date: ???

You can certainly enter via land border, in a personal vehicle with COPR and Passport. I've been doing this a couple times a week for the last 3 weeks at the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls. No one has lectured me, they just waive me through. My wife also crossed with me doing the same thing...

Landed on Sept 14th, my wife just got an email request to re-submit photos. I haven't seen any movement on my PR card.

You have to be present in Canada for 730 days, or 2 years of every 5. I wouldn't cut it that close however, as you'll want to allow yourself additional time for traveling, of if you need to leave the country due to family emergency or something. 2.5 years is probably a safer idea than being...

Won't be a problem.