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They didn't sen me a notice of receipt, and I don't think they do so for anyone. I only knew because I had a tracking number for mine.

danawhitaker pointed out to me that DMs typically get sent out at the beginning of each month. You must've just missed the cutoff for this month, but expect to get a DM at the beginning of May!

Congrats! My PPR stuff was delivered April 13, so I was hoping to get it back this week, but if it took a week to get to you within Canada, I expect I'll get it next week, since I'm in the states. So where are you planning to do the landing process?

Oh ok. I was thinking it had to do with something else. Thanks for the reply!

What does it mean to cross with dual-intent? What's the purpose of it?

Got PPR Tuesday night, sent everything out Wednesday afternoon, and it was delivered Thursday morning (today). The worst is over for me, and I couldn't be more relieved! Thank you to everyone answering my questions (despite being repetitive at times)! I hope everyone still waiting gets quick...

Thanks you two! I ended up going into a fedex office and telling them that I needed to send a few things to Ottawa, including a prepaid envelope. They told me to use a reusable envelope, and create a waybill with my credit card info. I didn't need to set up an account or anything. So IRCC will...

I'm applying outland, living in the US. So I can set up a Fedex account online and just create a shipping label? Is it just a regular envelope that you used as the return envelope? Is it easier to just go to a Fedex location, tell them what I'm trying to do, and let them do it all?

I got my PPR tonight!! Omg this is so close to being done! The only question I have is how to get a prepaid envelope (for someone living in the US). I've read quite a bit of posts that went back and forth on that, and all I remember is something about a waybill? Any help is much appreciated...

Congratulations, I got my PPR as well!! 1. I was also wondering about the "amendments" part. 2. The pre-paid envelope is for them to send you the COPR, it's not for the passport.

Congratulations, I got my PPR tonight, as well!!

Ottawa office isn't slow, that's the problem. Ottawa is generally the fastest VO.

TO WHOMEVER KEEPS CHANGING THE SPREADSHEETS TO ONLY SHOW NEW DELHI APPLICANTS: PLEASE STOP! It's not just the November spreadsheet either. Maybe the NDVO applicants should make a spreadsheet just for themselves. I know I can just revert to an earlier version, but it's becoming a bit of a...

Even US citizens are getting PPRs now. They weren't requesting it from us until a few months ago, but they only ask for a photocopy of your passport, not the passport itself. Either way, you should expect a PPR.

How long did what take?

Yes, it takes time. But in regards to the "eligibility in review," it'll say that the entire time throughout the PR application process, so it's normal.

It will show "checking eligibility" until they send out your COPR. It's referring to the PR Application, not sponsor application.

It's not a matter of whether the IRCC will accept it, it's that the channelers themselves can't/won't be able to help you unless you're a citizen/PR.

You already asked this question on the 1st page of this thread, and it was answered, with a link to documentation. Please read through the guide.

I did ink, but there were no livescan options nearby. I'm not sure sure if there's a big difference in either, other than cost, but if you end up doing ink, ask for 2 sets of prints. You'll want to submit 2 sets, in case the first set isn't adequate for the FBI. Since you can't use a channeler...