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When (on which processing stage) Sydney sends case files to local IRCC offices? For example, after BG Checks are completed? Or is there no rule/regularity for that? As you may have noticed, the processing of my case is slower than the processing of other applicants' case in our September 2020...

Hello. I have some questions: I live in Newfoundland. Is my IRCC office in St. John's? I have seen somewhere that you were saying at some point the file is sent to a local IRCC office. When is the file sent to the local IRCC office? Does it matter in terms of the speed of processing which...

Guys, I am in the same situation with this friend. Could somebody answer his question?

Guys I have a question: Chat does it mean, "Background Verification Completed"? Does it mean, criminality is completed? Does it mean, security screening is completed? Or does it mean both criminality AND security are completed? Can anybody who knows the subject matter give me a clear answer?

Solidarity? Nobody to answer that one?

Guys, is there a reason of ignoring this question? I think it is a good one.

Hello guys... On August 24 I've found a letter from IRCC. Inside was a letter explaining that our citizenship application (2 adults and 2 kids) were returned because of my son's missing birth certificate. Actually the birth certificate was sent but it was a multilingual original document...

Hi guys. I need advice: I have completed the application package (2 adults and 2 kids). Now I am wondering whether I should send it by regular mail (to mail box 7000) or by courier (to 49 Dorchester Street). And if courier, which one would you recommend? Thanks in advance.

Thank you very much for your answer.

Hi guys. My family (wife, 2 kids) and I will apply for citizenship this month. I have some preliminary questions. I would be happy if you guys help me get them answered. 1) According to the document checklist, the conformation of PR or PR-card copies are nor required. Is that true? Don't we need...

Sorry buddy, but I truly don't know. It is hard to say. I haven't been following the forum in detail since January. I had the telephone-landing. What I know is that it takes quite long till NL local office schedules landing appointments. Good luck.

You're welcome. Best of luck.

12 October 2016 Application submitted (provincial nomination inland under express entry) 25 January 2017 Security Screening started (conducted by CSIS) 24 April 2017 Security Screening completed and advice sent to CBSA and IRCC (letter of CSIS confirms info) I hope this info helps. Good luck.

The IRCC central that conducted the landing interview was Manitoba IRCC. After the landing interview I linked my PR card application to my MyCIC account so that I was able to check it frequently. On January 5th I noticed the update in my account and realized that the PR card application was...

I correct: 13 December 2017, telephone landing. It is the date that is written by the immigration officer on my COPR document. The interview took place 2 days before the landing date (on 11 December).

13 December 2017, telephone landing. It is the date that is written by the immigration officer on my COPR document. The interview took place around 10 days before the landing date.

Hello everybody. I received my PR card yesterday, on January 8th. This was the final step in my journey. Best of luck for everybody who intend to make Canada his/her adopted homeland. :)

You can request CSIS about getting an update of your case as you ask IRCC (on the basis of Privacy Act). They send you a letter explaining what they have done. They explained in their letter they sent to me that they already completed security screen and an advise had been sent to CBSA and IRCC...

Hello everyone. I received a "do-not-reply" email from IRCC today saying that my PR card application had been updated. I checked my MyCIC account after. My application is approved (5 January 2018).

The technical category of the letter they sent me is REGULAR PARCEL. It is very slow, but has a 16 digit tracking number (like Xpress one). Delivery between Canadian provinces (national) takes up to 9 days (weekend and holidays not included). Good thing is that it is as safe as the Xpress. The...