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It seems to greatly vary. For me it was: Friday -> MyCIC (DM), Monday -> CoPR and ECAS. Others have reported any other possible combination on this forum, I believe.

Yeah, for me, MyCIC flipped to 'approved' on a Friday. The next Monday, I received an email saying that the COPR has been sent out and on the same day, we found it in our mailbox (inside Canada).

It should happen soon-ish. All about this process is waiting-waiting-waiting and then - out of the blue - everything has happened.

:-) Pretty exactly 1 month, November 1st-December 2nd.

As of today, myCIC is showing our application as completed and approved!! ;D Wohoo! That means, I'll be able to officially land when I come back from my Christmas visit to home. This was so fast, wonderful :-)

Congrats!

Yay! Most US people got their approval pretty quickly after having the background check started! (I'm still waiting... week 3 of background check ::) though not US citizen)

Congrats! If your husband linked the application to his MyCIC account, there could be more information on their decision there.

Many congratulations! I hope you will have a smooth transition to living in Canada together permanently!

Thanks :)

Does it come via email or mail? Usually, online systems take a bit to update.

I've seen this happening before in the Vienna VO thread. I got an email regarding an update today, as well. For me, the interview field changed to 'not needed at this time'.

Heartrate is rising, background check is in progress! :) ;D 8)

From what I heard in the forum, that's it, you'll get your PR visa! Congrats!

What steps do they ask for?

From what I read in this forum before, chances are not so big. But you could make a case specific inquiry and ask for it. Did you apply as common-law or as spouses?

What? Wow! Did you see progress in your cic account before, or did the PPR just come totally out of the darkness?

Merci :)

For those people, that are visa-exempt, will they ask to send in the passport to put in a PR-something (stamp..), or will they just send the confirmation of permanent residence (COPR) letter? Which document will one use at the border to 'activate' your PR status (flagpole)?

And you need to keep his address for correspondence? Otherwise, he could just come and visit you as a visitor.