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Yes i think most of the local office tend to have a slower progress - probably because of external factors (ie. the turnaround of verification, the volume, xx unknown criteria) But let’s not feel discouraged - we’ll have everything settled at the right time ☺️☺️ What a milestone to reunite with...

Manila office. Based on a separate group forum, most of the people received PPR from cpcm office - while those transferred to local office are still pending... Hoping for the best! :):)

Sameee! Last update from 27-Feb with pre-arrival email.

Visa office :)

Once they return your passport, it will indicate the expiration date so you should be able to go to canada within that period. I think the validity holds until the anniversary of your medical date. So you still have ample time :)

Just wait for few more days. Nothing to worry since these are the usual timelines and/or gap in between phases.. Is the email coming from cpcm?

Whats the medical date?

Also for the soft landing, i think you’re given 2 yrs to return until it expires. However before you can go outside canada (during your first landing) make sure you have your pr card otherwise you’ll have to secure a temporary visa when you go back

PR card will automatically be processed once you land. Usually this will be delivered approximately ~1 to 2 months. But ive seen progress recently that they can send your pr card 2-3 weeks (that fast) so it’s really case to case basis. My husband got his after a month :) Also nothing to worry...

Yes possible.. but anyhoo, congrats again and enjoyr your new chapter!!!

Congrats Kabayan! All the best with your new chapter ☺️

Whats your timeline?

Any new progress with October applicants? :)

Congratulations again and enjoy your new chapter!!!! Well deserved

I feel ya!!! Congratulations ☺️☺️ it is and you all have the reasons to celebrate!! Is your file with cpc-m or local visa office?

I’m pretty sure that this is PPR - does your ecas has “Decision Made”? If yes then it’s most likely an approval

It can all happen simultaneously. You may follow up with the clinic if medical results were really submitted - they should be able to confirm the date. Otherwise, updates with gckey/ecas may take several days.

Actually, we’d prefer not to be transferred to a local visa office cause it takes further processing after medical passed. If your file stays in CPC-M, the better :) they’re well known for quicker progress. Sometimes bgc/dm/ppr happen all at once while in local visa office, bgc are conducted...

You may check this forum regarding the “triage” metric for CPCM - on how they process the files and how it can possibly move to local visa office. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ob570-stream.513446/#post-6426449

Good luck!!! Hoping for a seamless process! ☺️☺️