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Final update from me. Received my PR card today. Stream: Inland spousal sponsorship P1: 2023-08-04 (VO Montreal) P2: 2023-08-28 eCoPR: 2023-12-28 (expiry: 2024-06-20, VO Montreal) PR card mailed: 2024-01-04 PR card received: 2024-01-09 PR card came from CPC Sydney.

No, they'll just reply that you're in the virtual landing queue, which hardly works like a real queue. Best bet is probably MP, but even that might not have any effect. Just have to wait, for me it took 4 months.

You don't apply for the PR card, IRCC makes the application for you after eCOPR. You can link the application to GCKey, that's the only way you'll get updates and you can see in the final decision/documents section when it's mailed.

Finally! Congratulations! Happy for you! :)

My address and photo are still 'in review', but my card was already mailed. For most people it stays 'in review' even after they receive the card. You can find updates about the card in GCKey, they don't update the PR Portal.

Your PR card might arrive before then. But if it does not, you have two options: If you have easy access to the US, you can enter the US and cross the US-Canada border in a private vehicle with your eCOPR Apply for a PRTD while outside Canada

Today it says in my GCKey that my PR card has been mailed, so hopefully it arrives soon.

I really hope you'll get it this week. @Mayhum, I was able to link my PR card application in GCKey today. I used the UCI and family name option to link it.

It can change. In my case, the eCOPR had the same number I initially saw and never changed, but many people have it changed. Not sure why it changes, but it could mean you'll receive it soon.

Few days to few months, it varies a lot. For me it took 4 months. The average was about 2 months. But it might be faster in the new year.

Oh, I see, they send the same PDF to all then. But I have no experience with PNP, so I can't answer that, sorry. Maybe someone else here knows better.

Oh, that's the same as mine. I see it mentions a sponsor. Is this a spousal sponsorship then? If that's the case then your job has no effect on the application at all. Or maybe the same PDF is sent to all applicants?

Yes, the P1 email is sent when the final decision (approval) has been made. However, you're not a PR yet until you receive your eCOPR. Quitting your job may still have an impact on the application if it was relevant for your PR stream. You should check the section "Changes to your situation" in...

I think it was something like "link paper application" even though it's all online now. I've heard some people have trouble linking it and have to try entering lots of different combinations of info to finally find the application. It's important to match the info on the eCOPR exactly. I'm gonna...

I had a similar thing happen twice, but in my case both times the representative address changed to a random unknown address. The second time happened yesterday and then I got my eCOPR today, but that might just be a coincidence.

I finally got it today exactly 4 months later. I'm sure yours will come today/tomorrow or next week. Stream: Inland Spousal Sponsorship P1: 2023-08-04 P2: 2023-08-28 eCoPR: 2023-12-28 (expiry: 2024-06-20) VO: Montreal (both P1 and eCoPR) Also, the status tracker was updated the day before...

Congratulations! I have the same timeline, except P1 Aug 04 and eCOPR expiry June 20, 2024. No eCOPR for me today. Anything for you @pans?

At least 3 people (myself included) are still waiting from last week of August. Almost 4 months now. Slim chance of getting it this year.

I'm not familiar with outland changing to inland (virtual landing), but yeah, you should probably inform them that you are in Canada already and give your Canadian address.

You can apply for a visitor extension (visitor record) online before your current status expires. During processing, if your current status expires before the extension is approved, you will have maintained status and can legally stay until a decision is made.