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Yes Sydney CPC. No AOR. I sent it about 2 weeks ago and can confirmed they got it.

When I try to link the PR Card renewal to the CIC account, it only finds the original application from 2015 (and has that linked). Is that normal? Do I have to keep trying to search for the new application or does it appears under the original one or something.

They are from South Korea. They can fly there, but they can't return to see my child and I without a PR card. Moreover if they take our child (who is dual) then our child can fly back to Canada with the Canadian passport, but my spouse can't. How does that make sense? As for the land border --...

I really can't disagree more. My spouse can't fly out of Canada and then back without the PR card. So it is required. You claim the PRTD is an alternative, but the processing time is unknown before leaving and so is the end result of application. It's a ridiculous equivalence and you know it...

I tend to agree with this. My spouse is actually the PR, while I'm a citizen. If this actually remains at 300 days I think I'm going to launch a Human Rights tribunal case against the CIC. The PR card is required to travel, and freedom of travel is a constitutional right of all Canadians...

That is possible. The other alternative is to apply again but with urgent (and a copy of the plane ticket) once everything starts up again.

Yes, but for 6-12 months (if the current backlog remains after COVID for a period of time) you essentially can't travel. Even if you applied exactly 6 months before expiration, often they won't let you travel if your card expires within 2 months. So at the moment I feel like I might just leave...

Thanks for the reply, yes that is one possibility. However if that is the case then I think at this point, as we're looking to travel as soon as COVID allows, I might just start using the PRTD to travel. If a PR card is valid for 1 year, and it's taking 6-12 months to process it what's the...

Thanks for the help. At this point they aren't processing PR applications at all and I don't really want to take another picture as it's difficult, so I think I'll first contact IRCC and see what they are going to do. If they will send it back I can just wait, and when I (eventually) travel...

Does that include the picture as well? It was hard to take due to COVID.

Today I sent in my PR card renewal forum but after sending it I realized I'm an idiot and forgot to sign it. I'm not sure what to do now, can I send an amendment (the form again signed)? Does anyone know the process? Thanks.

You contradicted yourself. The PR renewal request does not ask for 'all' pages of your passport, only the identity page (assuming you're using it to prove identity). See here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5445ETOC.asp#5445E4 Everyone sending in all the pages of...

I don't know why you guys are all making it so complicated. The instruction guide, available here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5445ETOC.asp Is very clear. You just fill out the form, and supply what it asks which is: Photocopy of PR card Photocopy of passport...

My spouse is under Condition 51, and I think it's a good thing to ensure that illegitimate couples think twice before attempting to 'game' the system. That being said... I have not heard of a single case, ever, where CIC agents actually came to 'check' about Condition 51. So unless I'm...

I did the same. I think it's easier for them to browse as well.

If you applied inland, you really shouldn't leave, especially if you are pregnant. It's a huge risk.

It doesn't matter who pays. I put all of my spouse's fees on my CC because it was easier, and there was no issue with her PR.

This. The wait is the worst and most annoying part, *especially* for inland applicants. I'm still writing to my MP about it, despite the fact that my spouse now has her PR because it's absolutely unacceptable. I cannot believe how bad at handling the situation CIC is, I feel like every week...

I think it's this one: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/pr-card-renewal-2015-timeline-t315688.225.html

This is true, and while I definitely don't want anyone to drink and drive, this insane witch-hunt mentality is wrong. And why is there no outrage against the daily drivers who are on very strong meds (prescription like oxy and fent, or OTC like benadryl)? You would be surprised at the number of...