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Landed - May 12th PR Card mailed out - Jul 14th (as confirmed by a CIC agent) PR Card received at Toronto - Jul 19th Total processing time - 68 days

Sure buddy, I will leave a note here. Nothing yet though. Cheers!

Landed - 12th May Update from CIC agent received today - PR Card mailed last Friday (14/7) 66 days so far.

Thanks buddy, I landed on 12th May, so I would be expecting mine next week then!

That is very good news Ansuman, keep us posted. Cheers!

Ya, true that, planning to give them a ring on Monday provided by then they don't extend the processing time again :)

Hello All, People who did their landing in May 2017, any luck so far with the PR Card? I see the wait time decreased by 1 day and stands at 64 days as of today. Cheers!

To all the people - who have already received and who are about to receive the "golden" e-mail - a happy happy Canada day !!! Cheers

To all the people - who have already received and who are about to receive the "golden" e-mail - a happy happy Canada day !!! Cheers

To all the people - who have already received and who are about to receive the "golden" e-mail - a happy happy Canada day !!! Cheers

Khargone is a place in Madhya Pradesh, India, is that correct? If yes, then how is listed in the passport is it a) Khargone, MP or b) Khargone, Madhya Pradesh? If it is option (b) then there is no mistake in the CoPR, just that the name of the place is shortened to its first two letters which in...

I have a query regarding the Health Card in Ontario. I recently finished the landing process and am now waiting for my PR card to come through. In the meanwhile, I would like to get my health card activated with the help of the signed CoPR document. I already hold a Health Card which is...

I had suggested as per CELPIP guidelines and was not aware of this scenario with IELTS. Sorry about that, should have been more precise. Also as long as your re-evaluated scores do not go down from your original ones (so that your CRS score does not go down) you should be scot-free. At that...

Yes, you may create a profile with the current scores. You can update it later on as long as you have not received an ITA by then. But then again if you receive an ITA with the old score itself then why even bother updating :). Cheers!

If there is any public information freely available on the internet about the name change of the company, then you may try raising a CSE citing the same. CIC tends to be very picky if the Work Permit is closed though, in that case the name of the Employer is extremely important. I remember...

You can definitely use the previous score as long as they do not expire. Also exercise caution when you fill in the serial number in CIC website while creating your entry, do ensure that you specify the number for the score report that you actually intend to use. Cheers and all the best!

And also, especially me being from Toronto, GO RAPTORS!!!

Re: Feeling low low, motivate me by telling the positive aspects of PR Canada That's a perfect example of what I talked about, thanks for sharing :). Cheers!

right, so that remained just a "theory" then :) don't be worried much, you are almost there, amybe tonight is your lucky night, all the best buddy!

Yes, in your case NBG is similar to IP1. There is a theory that if you provide RCMP PCC upfront then your status changes to NBG instead of IP1. Did you provide RCMP upfront?