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Well all I can say is good luck for now. Your VO might be New Delhi however it does not have to be. I would keep an eye on few threads for applicants from India and this one. I believe the next point on your GCAS should be file transfer / start of processing. Based on my own experience this was...

After AOR, predicting the next steps timing is simple witchcraft. The average is 3-4 months however it can be as low as 2 months and as high as 13 months. It all depends on your file, is it complete or not (PCC) and mostly CIO and local VO workload. What is your country of residence?

Did you check how much would your score be under express entry?

Then you are done :)

Did you try to post the above under the inland applicants thread?

You are still within the 90 days (average time). Yes, some receive it before however you should not start to worry before the 13th of March.

What did the email request say? CIC usually specifies how to send back the info. If they said by email, you should do so and don't worry about the option under GCKey.

If you are sending the original document then you can send it as is. If you want to send a copy, make sure it's cerified.

You will be given 30 days to submit your passport starting from the date you received your PPR email.

It can be between 2-5 working days max.

All your documents should be either original or attested/verified with very few exceptions like passport copy.

Based on my knowledge, what you described above does not result with failing medical or requesting additional tests. You should be OK :)

One year from your AOR, I guess.

You should expect your AOR before the 22nd of March. As of today you are at 61 working days. The average is around 90 days.

As of today you are at 81 working days so it is still OK. In theory you should get an AOR before the 22nd of February.

It is more about ongoing / long term medical cases. A case which you had for some time and still have now.

There is no exact number from the reference you requested. The data that we have is from the date your application was delivered to CIC and it is up to 90 Canadian working days. Here is a link where you can calculate it based on the date when your file was delivered: www.workingdays.ca

Yes you can link under GCKEY and from what I recall it would show not started. Post AOR, GCAS and GCKEY would show initiation of review.

You will only start getting an application status after you receive your AOR.

Congrats :) A minor correction, its 70 working days and it is below the recent average of 90 working days.