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As far as I know, for you to be able to claim that experience, your employment letter cannot mention that you were a co-op for March to May. Also, I am sure the way companies file taxes for Coop students vs regular employee is different, if your company claimed your salary as Coop then that...

I have never heard of it personally.

Thanks for the very detailed timeline! My application just got approved yesterday, so I'd be expecting COPR within a week based on your timeline.

Since they approved my application valentines day, id be expecting my passport with a letter saying "With love, from CIC" :P

Yeah decline the ITA, there is no harm in declining the ITA or not submitting PR based on the ITA. Correct your hours and apply again.

Just checked my CIC profile and it says my application was approved, it may have been approved earlier, i just got to know now. yay me.

I don't see the point of calling IRCC when your application is still within the nromal processing time for these days. from AOR to PPR, its taking about a month to 2 months, don't think we should call IRCC before at least two months are over and you have been stuck on one stage for too long.

Yes. CEC inland.

on your PR Application page in the website, just like @zeebah posted above, it would appear under "Review of medical results".

Yeah, I didn't sign any of my LOEs(I wrote a few), but yes, all the applications or where else it asked for my signature were signed.

I didn't know that we had to sign our Letters of Explanation, anyways, I was in a similar situation as OP and wrote something similar to what OP wrote (minus the dates of my visits to my home country), I got PPR last week.

9:15pm on the same day as Ip2.

Does anybody know how long is it taking these days to get "Approved" in the EE application after sending the passport?

I do know that you can have 2 applications for PR at the same time, but I am not sure how it works under EE. My PNP application was paper based as I couldn't claim points for it in EE (International Students Stream), so I had to say "No" in my EE profile when it asked if I had been nominated by...

I was inland, you are correct, except in IP2 it wouldn't say "We will send you a message when we start your background check", it says somewhere along the lines of "We are processing your background check" and something else. The status you mentioned is definitely IP1

my friend got a call and interview scheduled within a week in the Etobicoke office.

This is IP1 not Ip2, from here the status would change to Not Applicable, then change back to In progress, thats IP2

It is not IP2 unless the BG changed to Not Applicable and stayed there for a bit. The process is more or less from what i observed in my application - AOR - Na1 - Med Passed - Ip1 - Na2 - Ip2 - PPR

It's in my signature, January 18th was BG NA(2), IP2 and PPR on Feb 7th.

yes, the job duties and responsibilities have to match, looking for job title is just a start.