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Sharing my timeline: Application: March 15 (or so) AOR: Not yet 2 months so far.

Sharing my timeline: Online application - March 15 (or so) AOR - not received. 2 months so far.

So, if December applicants are getting their AOR now, then, is waiting 4 months for the AOR is expected or this means it is taking too long? What was the shortest wait so far?

Hello, I did not quite get what they want with the photos in this online form. Do they want the digital file that comes from the photographers camera? I got the printed photos with the stamp on the back (their address and date) as normally, as I did for the PR. Then decided to try it online...

Everyone, probably. We are mostly inlands here.

Landing: We did the landing in Windsor's Blue Water bridge. We decided to cross to the USA as we did not want to have any entry refusal in our travel history. The problem is... we almost got rejected thanks to an American officer with a slightly lower-than-average IQ. We drove for more than 3...

Update: Docs in Ottawa: Feb 12th. Return tracker: Feb 28 (yesterday). Finally!

Hopefully, you are the last one. Wait, yours got activated two hours ago? Yours arrived there on Feb 15th, right?

Absolutely, item 14 of the document checklist. Send ASAP. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/application-package-provincial-nominees.html

1. For both. Outland is faster. 2. Minimum 15 months. 3. Yes, but checks will still consumer time, stuff is done on paper. 4. Definitely. 5. If not a requirement for your stream, they won't ask, but past employment part of the background check. 6. Tuberculosis. Medical issues now higher than...

No it does not take that long. If you have a Canada Post tracker, confirm it arrived there. Call them and give our unique client ID. If the package is lost, you can contact Canada Post.

I believe you did everything right, by the book, so you won't have any trouble. I would like to say that your application could work as one from December 2017 + 1 month for the ADR, January 2018. People from October 2017 are getting it now, so you would get it in 3 months. Worst case scenario...

Hmm... it looks like the date it shows "approved" is not as relevant as the date it arrives and leaves. Anyone else in here whose passports arrived in Ottawa on February 12th or sooner and the return tracker is still NOT activated? The fellows from Feb 11 got it, so if there is no one left, I...

Passport arrived Feb 12th morning. Return tracker NOT ACTIVATED. @MarsiaMS Yours arrived in Ottawa on Feb 11th, right? Is your return tracker still not activated? @abrarv @MissJustice Are you guys also from the "arrived in Ottawa Feb 11th" group?

Update: Passport arrived: Feb 12th. Application approved: Feb 22nd. Tracker: Not activated yet.

Passport (not copies) arrived in Ottawa: Feb 12th. No updates so far.

You can order a redirection service (or under other name) on Canada Post for a fee. When moving that is the best option by the way, it is valid for a year, good for everything else. Or you can ask a good friend/realtorr to check the mailbox and forward it to you. Complementing the question...

Do this: ---Same thing for applicant and spouse in two forms. -Form 1 - Applicant's family info. -Form 2 - Dependent's family info (it will be clear to them). You can print a word document cover if you wish, saying "Principal Applicant's family" and "Spouse's family." I didn't use covers and...

Summarizing, send only what is in the CHECKLIST and what you know applies to you, i.e., if you are in Canada Working, financial statements do not apply. The chcecklic will be clear on what is mandatory. English proficiency is necessary as perpthe checklist info. However, I did send everything...

Not yet.