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I would like to add to this post to give some you an idea. I just did my landing and the procedure itself took no more than 5 min. My background: I was an in-land applicant as I am a temporary worker in Canada. My country of citizenship is visa-exempt (meaning that a tourist visa is not...

Basically, a security guard and night filler will definately not meet the requirements as a skilled worker in order to gain PR. I don't mean to be blunt but that is just the reality. Best option would be to apply for an open work permit (if you are under a certain age - i think it's 31/2) -...

Yes. Mine was for 3 years.

All I could say is then wait...?? Try sending a case-specific enquiry. I`m sure it will all be OK - you are under a different program to me (i m through Quebec) so perhaps that may be the reason why it is taking a different amount of time for you.

Check to see if they have cashed the RoP fee - if they have it could mean that it is being processed. If not, wait another week perhaps and then send a case specific enquiry.

Hi, Yes, I received it yesterday in the mail. I'm sure all will go well with you - different application classes = different case situations = different processing times.

Thanks for the clarification. It's somewhat confusing because I did read on the CIC website that if it is a new PR card and it needs to be urgently processed the application form for a PR card (normally reserved for renewals) should be filled out. Included with the application must be proof...

In my case, the expiry date on my CoPR falls on exactly 1 yr since my medical exams took place (so, early March 2013).

Sorry let me re-phrase: The stamp in your passport or the CoPR that you used to 'land' is not accepted PR ID - the PR card is the only accepted ID. However, you can apply for a PR travel document for that 1-time entry (Option 3) if you do not have (or you lost) the PR card as yet.

Lets' start from the beginning so there's no confusion: Once you are issued with a 'Confirmation of Permanent Residency' (CoPR) document (or stamped PP) from your PPR you need to activate your PR (i.e. land as PR/immigrant) before the expiry date. The CoPR can only be used once (to enter and...

Montreal (Mtl) post office

ok cool. All the best! my CoPR just arrived at the Mtl office last night - so won't get it till Tuesday now

i thought windsor does not accept commercial courier (while only detroit does)??? xpresspost is commercial courrier, yes?

no

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG7TOC.asp#eg73 section: Certified true copies section: Translation of document

@ yoanis_gil http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG7TOC.asp#eg73 section: Certified true copies section: Translation of document

in my opinion, if they have not yet asked for your PP it could only mean 3 things: (1) interview request (2) PP request (3) a rejection

yes. If already in Quebec..gather all your transcripts, then take them to a CERTIFIED notary in Quebec (http://www.redsealnotary.com/)- they will photocopy them, stamp the photocopies and sign them as certified.

sorry, my answer was meant for another member here. Send a case-specific enquiry and call.

I'm not sure. You could try again or call to find out. Also, if you sent the RoPF with your PP you can call your bank to determine whether they have actually cashed your bank draft (or whatever you sent them) of the $490. This may confirm if there is activity on your file.