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Regular procedure.. It specifically says on the PPR email that if you have a dependant living outside Canada, you are meant to inform CIC who will make arrangements for the visa to be given at the consulate where your dependant resides.

I don't think it is the way you send it that matters as long as the return envelope you provide is specifically a Canada Post Expresspost envelope. You can even Fedex or UPS the passport there, just make sure the return envelope is what they exactly want. They state clearly on the PPR email...

No, a provincial nominee is someone being supported by a province for permanent residence. This support is given mainly thanks to the candidates' suitability for establishing social and economic ties to Canada (eg: already has a permanent and full-time offer for a job, has a Canadian university...

A thread about the subject might help.. I'll let you know about the CoPR when I grt mine back tomorrow but I belive so, it cones with your passport http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/passports-sent-to-ottawa-in-january-2015-t266286.0.html

Thank you! Long wait coming to an end :)

Return tracker activated at 6:12pm, Feb 11th(today). CIC had received passport on Jan 29th.

Also, some of you might know this already but please add your cases in this excellent tracker through the link below! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhBPhzZogzpcdGxkUG1hWWdxZG9mVnRudVVGRmRCSUE&usp=sharing

Congrats! Nope, either way you get an administrative refusal which does not affect your US immigration/visa etc in anyway in the future. I have also heard that sometimes they will just turn you around without even giving one.. Good luck and don't forget to share you landing experience!

BC PNP nominations are taking 10-13 months at the moment I believe, so it would be a long time before you get that. Not sure if that's any different for the EE stream for BC PNP though.. But a job offer gives you the same amount of points anyway. I would say your best bet is to go for straight...

http://www.albertacanada.com/ainp

Hi Maho, thank you, I definitely feel lucky and I am very grateful. I hope everyone gets their PPR as soon as possible, CIC definitely works in mysterious ways... The position I applied with is Skill level A with noc code 11xx.

aliahmed; ATerra said it takes 10-12 months after CIC receives your application. In your case, you have not told us when CIC received your application.. Subtract the amount of months between when CIC received your application and today from 10-12 months and that is how long it might take before...

Well definitely seems like a chain of unlucky events.. On the bright side, let's thank God that your son went through the medical exam due to CIC requirements and the cancer was diagnosed on time! On the other hand, this is a lot to go through so bear with me while we break it down. What is...

Congrats! So 13 days from the day received, that's a good turn-around time!

They only requested a copy of the PPR email and my passport for me. Send only what they ask you, not more and not less. This question has been asked before and CIC apparently asks for different items from different applicants, as part of their case-by-case processing of applications...

6-8 months generally from Application Received by CIC (not AOR) to In Process.. But obviously you never know

Passport sent today, expected delivery: 29-01-2015

Thanks Vicky, I am Turkish. Turkish nationals are not visa-exempt.

This is interesting because I did the same and paid it on November 16th