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Everyone who got the invitation receives this email today. The pdf letter attached to this email says "This reminder is being sent to everyone invited to submit a complete application. If you have already submitted your complete application, no further action is required at this time."

It varies, normally 3-4 weeks.

Yes, even your family members are not accompanying, you need to provide information about them.

If your certificate is not in English or French, you need to have it translated by a certified translator and uploaded scanned copy of the translation as well.

I also have a Canadian child. And I just received CoPR recently. On my CoPR, under the question "Have you any dependants other than those listed below?", only my wife is listed; and on my wife's CoPR, only me is listed. Our daughter is not mentioned on both CoPRs. Are yours the same? And...

If you want to change it, you can click the "change family information" button on the top. (I'm not sure about the text of the button, since my application has been approved, it doesn't show any longer).

The requirements about PCC from CIC website (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp): For the applicant’s current country of residence, the police certificate must have been issued no more than six months before the submission of the e-APR. For countries...

I think your PCC shows your full name and birth date, and as long as those information matches what's shown on your passport, you should be fine. Or, you can also provide your national ID as well. My PCC shows my national ID number like yours, and I provided scanned copy and translation of my...

What did Canada post staff say? I'm also waiting for my COPR. The status turned to "out for delivery" this morning, but I haven't received it yet...

Have you tried to call Canada post? What's the status of your parcel from the Canada post's tracking system?

Get a new letter with correct number and submit it via CSE ASAP.

I think the average balance is mandatory. If the bank doesn't provide average balance, you can request a list of all your transactions in the past 6 months.

I believe you are fine.

That means when you submitted your application, the PCC was a little more than 1 month old, right? I think it's totally OK.

And my own case was a very tricky one. I left my home country to study in Canada in 2013, and in the end of 2015, I went back to my home country. I stayed 4 days there, and applied PCC 2 days before I left for Canada. After that, I never left Canada. When I try to get a new PCC in 2017 for my EE...

In my opinion, a PCC issued less than 6 months before e-APR would be valid in any circumstances. But there are someone report that they got rejected because the PCC was more than 3 months old when they submitted the application. When did you submitted the application?

Since your wife's PCC was issued less than 6 months before you submitted your application, it should be valid. The requirement about PCC from IRCC website (the page describes EE document requirements http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp): For the...

Or, just refresh the page...

Get your documents translated by a certified translator, then you don't need certified copies. Just submit the scanned copies of the original docs and the translations. If you reside in Canada currently, you can find certified translators from this website: http://www.cttic.org/certification.asp

Do you reside in Canada now? If so, you can find a certified translator from this website: http://www.cttic.org/certification.asp