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About 10 days ....

My suggestion , call them right away.

It stays that way till your application is approved and closed. Nothing to worry about.

Not all applicants / their employers recieve a call. It's only if NDVO isn't satisfied with the supporting documents you've provided for the points you've claimed. Coming to the delay part, that's a standard trend of how NDVO works. They've recieved close 20,000 applicatiins in the past six...

Should be ok. As long as your ears aren't covered and your face has a neutral expression, you're good. If at all cic have a problem they'll let you know. Now watch some tv and wait for your pp to be returned.

When you say you didn't recieve anything, I'm assuming you've checked all mail inboxes and junk for all the mail ids you provided cic with. I suggest calling might be a better option, since it's the fastest way to get in touch, hoping sgvo takes the call and is willing to discuss it. Also, get...

Congratulations guys!!!! It's good to see pprs coming through.....be it a drizzle or a flood!

Lucky inlanders......congratulations guys!!!!

Well yes..I intend to hang around for a while, figure out how things are in regards to the job and hopefully recieve the pr card before I fly back.

I'm yet to submit my passport; will be doing that tomorrow. I only enquired of I needed an appointment to do so....and at the same time asked how long the stamping would take - to which I got a reply..usually 5 days. But yes ...if you've submitted it....then theyre reluctant to give a reply.

Hi, I'm looking at landing a bit after mid October in Toronto. What about you?

They say 5 when you call them, but from what ove gathered on this forum it's around 10 working days..

Tomorrow might be the day!

Cic looks at months....not days...and this week might be one of the best for you!!

Any applicants from mumbai / planning to land later this year?

Tomorrow or day after!!

Next seems doubtful....the week after that seems more likely.

That's if she has an lmia supported job offer / has claimed points for it.

No need to inform....as it was not mentioned in the application nor have you claimed points for it. Her pr application will be judged irrespective of this. So she's ok.

If at all you are not able to get it before you submit you application to cic, then you'll have to prepare a loe explaining why you weren't able to submit the pcc. Along with thst you'll also have to submit the document which shows that it'll take longer than 2 months / 60 days to obtain the...