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I am newly landed permanent resident. On the website the PR card processing time has extended to 71 Calendar days which I won't be able to receive in mail in time since I am heading back to China on Feb 1, 2016. I understand there're varies factors determining the processing time and it varies...

I sent my actual passport since my country is in the list of countries which requires Visa, and since I live in Ottawa, yes, it took me 1 day for CPC-Ottawa to receive the package.

landed a week ago ;D good luck to everyone!

In the same boat, would be great to have the detailed list.

in signature. Hopefully we all will get COPR soon

same here guys..

same problem here, was scared ... good to know it's not my application problem ;)

Same timeline here, ghost email tow days back, still no PPR. seems like they send out PPR based on AOR date. When's your AOR shibaak?

Thank you april2014_AINP, especially the news about experience gained under OCWP does count! I was in the same situation. :)

nope... seems like ontario has issues with processing cases and sync with federal system. As far as I know there's no PT in July, hoping in the coming days OOPNP will resume sending out PTs

I apologize if this question has been answered before or too obvious ... I am wondering if the application is refused, can one create another EE profile and enter the candidate pool? will the eligibility show "not eligible" due to previous rejection? Thanks!

I did have an employer letter stating I am a permanent full time employee. I guess that covers after August 2014 issue.

I am wondering if I start a new application, will this rejected one affect on the decision of the new one?

Thanks Asivad!

I listed NOC 2147 only, because that's my offer says. I didn't include 2173 since I don't have a offer stating that, even though in the program I switched to that position... I guess that's the reason

I guess my question now is can I create a new EE profile and list all details with clearly stated employer reference letter and start the process over again? I think it would be faster than appealing.

Ah, I didn't mention different NOCs for different periods ...

Hi Asivad, the experience is continuous. My suspicion is that even NOC doesn't matter, I still have to list them in EE profile. I listed only 2147, not 2173. but I am not sure if that's the case.

Here's the excerpt from the letter: " In your Express Entry profile you indicated that you had two years of Canadian work experience. Upon application for Permanent Residence, you confirmed the following dates in your profile: 2013-04 to 2014-02 as NOC 2147 Product Development Engineer with...

I worked full time.