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I hope so too. The stress has been unbearable sometimes!

It's a letter written and signed by the employer that contains the specific information requested in the ADR. In my case, start date, hours work and hourly wage. The RPRF is a fee that everyone pays - some people pay it upfront with the application fee, others (like myself) wait until it's...

I'm not sure about that. In my case, the ADR was very clear that it's to come from my specific employer.

Sorry, meant RPRF - I believe it stands for Right of Permanent Residence Fee.

Yes, agent said it's very common for medicals to be extended due to covid.

Update: I received an ADR yesterday for the RRPF, a new schedule A background form and letter from employer.

Profile updated - medical passed! Wasn't sure if they would extend it or not since expired October 2020.

Congrats! What was the additional document request for?

No, not an email. I'm convinced it's related to the bad gateway you mentioned, so I suppose not a real ghost update lol.

The agent told us this morning.

Found out application is now in my local IRCC office (Halifax)

Your employer needs to email NS Immigration to request one and include something that proves you applied for PR (AOR would be best).

Another ghost update this evening - makes update # 5 now...

Ok, thanks for the information. It is a little frustrating but maybe it doesn’t give any useful information anyway.

Has anyone been able to use the Online Tool to check application status? https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/dataaccessexception.do

I should also mention I’m using an immigration consultant this time to make sure everything is correct since the first time was a stupid mistake (on my part).

I am in the processing of applying to restore, only found out yesterday. There are other posts in this forum of people in my situation that were able to get PR (out of status that is).

AOR was November 20th and only update, from IRCC agent, is that criminality passed. Still don’t know if medicals are valid.

I don’t know. I used the upfront medical from when I applied for my work permit in October of 2019. It’s expired now but wasn’t when they received my application so don’t know if they’ll use it or not. I have a medical appointment in February just in case.

No, just we are reviewing your eligibility and we are processing your background check.