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No idea. That’s just how it happened. No idea. I

Feb 13 P1 Feb 14 P2 Received eCOPR Feb 20 PR Card in hand Mar 10

There is no email message saying the card was mailed (or at least we didn’t receive one).

May 2024 Applicant spousal wife received PR card today.

Why bother. PR Card for my wife arrived today. less than 20 days after eCOPR

Any 2024 applicants received their PR cards yet.

16 days processing time for new cards now. Early Feb should be getting their cards this week.

Finally. Very happy for you.

More or less, yes.

And when did you apply

This is probably one of the smartest and most rational conclusions.

All this talk of ghosts and phantoms has got me scared like the dickens!

The Spanish thing is quite funny, they have a LOT of names. You had a very good explanation that it only becomes an issue from a system point of view if it gets included as part of your first or last name, and primarily the last name.

Meaning when you have your signed eCOPR you're considered landed and they have fulfilled their obligations to the quoted average processing time.

Which is technically correct. Once you receive your eCOPR as an inland applicant you're considered landed and have access to all services. The ability to re-enter the country in a hurry isn't really their problem since you're an inland applicant. Having said this - the delays on this process...

This is totally correct. Middle names are useless in Canada.

What's a ghost update.

Immigration officers notes requested by access to information portal...

So technically you’re still within the 11 month processing window. not much you can do.

When you request GCMS notes it shows things down. This is what I have seen on these forums. I never did that.