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It now only says "completed."

Everything is determined by how complicated and sensitive your background is. My case only took 4 weeks. Some people, however, would have to wait a half-year or longer. I suppose there is no such thing as standard time--the simpler, the faster.

There's some update. Jan 25th Application Sent [Online] Jan 25th Application Received May 4th AOR Received AOR Received May 4th Medical Exam Required May 14th Medical Exam Done May 20th Pre-arrival letter May 20th Eligibility Completed May 24th Medical Exam Completed June...

Thanks! I tried several times to use the online tool provided by IRCC but had no luck. Anyway, since they are my representatives, if there is an update, my immigrant agency will notify me. Actually, I found my application using my GCKey yesterday after searching for it about four times. And...

Nope, I got no luck checking the PR tracker. :/

Ok. I can help with this part. The first and most important thing is that the KR consulate is not responsible for assisting you in obtaining or issuing a police certificate. Instead, the certificate we require here is one given by a South Korean police station. The first step is to find a...

My friend mailed the original physical paperwork to me. If you submit your application through the portal [online], you may be able to directly upload the electronic version. However, it can be a risky choice. Well, I applied through the Portal, and my immigration lawyer helped me in scanning...

---- May 4th AOR Received [ I will keep updating my timeline.]

Hi, I have completed the process last year, not sure if there's any changes for 2022.

Guess all I need is to be patient. :/ kinda annoying though

OMG, I thought submitting the application online would be much more efficient than submitting it on paper. I know there's nothing we can do at this point, but I'm still annoyed by it.

Really? I was nervous because I saw that others who submitted their applications in January received their AOR this month.

Hi mate, you are not the only one. I submitted my application and get nothing yet.

Still, no AOR applied online 25th Jan (Inland);

Here's my timeline.I submitted my application on January 25th, but have yet to hear back. I'm a little nervous about it. --- Jan 25th Application Sent [Online] Jan 25th Application Received

The screenshots are not included in my application's package. Based on what I've learned thus far, you can pick key events from your chat history and draw up informative captions. Aside from that, the logical chain within the screenshots should be rational so that the validity and truthfulness...

Yes, I did. However, as previously stated, my application package did not include the chat history. Besides, translation agencies have nothing to do with the notary; they simply take the responsibility (the translator must provide the affidavit) for translating the foreign documents you provide.

I hope my experience can be of assistance to you. 1. I did not provide the chat history in my application, but screenshots of the key timeframes of the chat history will suffice. You can prepare the screenshots and then find a local translation agency where the translator can provide a valid...

Hello Akat, Sorry for my delayed response. 1. Yes, the lapsed records are included in the report. I asked two of my friends who live in two different cities in SK. The police certificates issued by Korea's different police stations are identical. 2. The certificate issued by the consulate...