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Your timeline is incomplete, under which category ?

Incorrect. She IS referring to the user who got rejected after 4 months and 1 week in the process for being ineligible ;) See previous thread pages, for more details.

After R10, there are many other factors to be checked by CIC [such as employment letters, NOCs, funds, criminal check, background check, travels, changes in situation post-AOR, etc.] - so basically it's just as many more excuses for them to reject a case. Probably sounds unfair and scary, so...

Ordered them on July 13. Takes 30 calendar days to be received. Might receive them around August 13, which is pretty ironic given the date CIC asked me to call back :P

Hang in there buddy :-[ I do know the feeling. It's getting extremely depressing lately since so many things depend on their decision. But we can't do anything else but wait... unfortunately :-\

Not necessarily. For some users on this forum, it took 4 months and 1 week for CIC to reject their case based on ineligibility [R10 process].

:) You answered your own question. If your GCMS notes say "R10 OK", then you have passed eligibility [regardless of what your MyCIC account displays]. But don't get confused here, it doesn't mean you are granted PR. It just means your application is deemed complete, all required documentation...

-- MAJOR UPDATE that some might find comforting [or not] -- Just had a nice long conversation with a CIC call centre agent. Here's a summary. Despite ministerial instructions ordering CIC to issue a R10 notice [2nd AOR] "upfront", the agent admitted CIC has a backlog. The agent totally agrees...

-- MAJOR UPDATE that some might find comforting [or not] -- Just had a nice long conversation with a CIC call centre agent. Here's a summary. Despite ministerial instructions ordering CIC to issue a R10 notice [2nd AOR] "upfront", the agent admitted CIC has a backlog. The agent totally agrees...

-- MAJOR UPDATE that some might find comforting [or not] -- Just had a nice long conversation with a CIC call centre agent. Here's a summary. Despite ministerial instructions ordering CIC to issue a R10 notice [2nd AOR] "upfront", the agent admitted CIC has a backlog. The agent totally agrees...

Not necessarily. Many applicants get requested one right before getting PPR (most likely to have your latest updated data). I would think it's good news and that PPR is getting closer.

Requested documents must be uploaded through your MyCIC account.

please, tell us the date you received PPR ;)

Two quick questions :) - Once R10 is passed, what would be a reason for rejection ? - Once PR is received for Inland applicants (from visa-exempt countries), is the CoPR immediately active and usable as a re-entry paper after leaving Canada or is it still mandatory to activate it at a local...

LOL :) The row explicitly says "AOR to PPR" ;) Dates are calculated based on those who already got PPR (for useful comparison purposes between PPR users and non-PPR users) No point in logging optional useless data. Thanks for suggesting though :P

That makes 109 days (including today), not 117 days (source : http://www.timeanddate.com/date/duration.html) ;) Get your answer for PPRs on the database sheet (link in my signature) - but so far 16 PPRs on 45 applicants with ITAs on March 27. However, keep in mind applications are processed by...

April 8 - July 26 = 110 days Among the longest so far with an AOR in April (with my fellow April 1-8 mates still waiting for the sacred PPR), and excluding remaining February / March applicants. For all those with no updates at all and worried-sick with less than 110 days waiting since...

April 8 - July 26 = 110 days Among the longest so far with an AOR in April (with my fellow April 1-8 mates still waiting for the sacred PPR), and excluding remaining February / March applicants. For all those with no updates at all and worried-sick with less than 110 days waiting since...

Timeline added to the database ;) Thanks !

Timeline added to the database ;) Thanks !