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I'll join the "lets see how long it takes" game. Faxed Solemn Declaration on Nov 16, I'll let you know when we get the card.

@chowdharyh I agree with this reply. We also updated the address (around Sept 2) when we moved, and it still got sent to our old address on Sept 22. I just found out that information now that I got through the IRCC phone#, so we will send the Solemn Declaration and hope we get the PR Card in our...

Yeah, April 14 COPR here.. I was finally able to get through IRCC phone # and they said that the card was mailed on Sept 22. So we'll send the Solemn Declaration and see how long it takes to get it.

Has any of you been able to find out if your PR card was actually issued? We got the PR on April and still nothing. We changed address so we are worried that it got sent to the old one, so we wanted to see which address is in the system and went to the link Address notification form...

Yeap, for us: PCC from Mexico: Requested: July 22, 2020 Documents Sent to Embassy: July 23, 2020 Documents Received by Embassy: September 17, 2020 Document Sent to Fiscalia: November 10, 2020 PCC sent to IRCC: February 9, 2021 AIP: Sep 8, 2020 SA: Sep 8, 2020 DM: Mar 9, 2021 Application...

Hey! yes, here's the timeline: ECAS changed to DM on March 9, and completed on Apr15 (dated April 14). We got the actual COPR emailed on April 19. Now let's see how long it takes for the PR Card :p

Hey, ECAS changed to DM on March 9, and completed on Apr15 (dated April 14). We got the actual COPR emailed on April 19.

I don't know if it applies for TRV but, have you looked into the meaning of dual intent? It might work to apply for a second TRV and explain that you have a Spousal Sponsorship in process, but that if for any reason it were to be refused, you (your spouse) would leave the country. Of course...

Means that you received the Approved In Principle letter.

If you have a full-time job that will be at least 6 months (or a permanent position for that matter), you can apply for OHIP: "You must also meet at least one of the following additional requirements. You: [...] * are in Ontario on a valid work permit and are working full-time in Ontario, for...

I upvote the getting it done through someone in Mexico, if possible. Ours took over 4 months (we did it through the Embassy), and we saw people in other forums for which it took around 8 months... if you don't mind the wait it's ok, but I think it's worth it to get someone in Mexico to help you...

Good news for our application, it changed to "complete" today (DM received on March 9, full timeline in my signature).

Still nothing (DM on March 9)...

Don't know for sure, my guess would be that they won't accept it. Have you looked at fingerprinting agencies? Doing fingerprints is their whole business. You can see in their website if they do ink fingerprints; if they don't state that specifically, search if they mention doing fingerprints...

Yes, that sounds reasonable. In some places like Mexico (and I assume Bangladesh), Med School is a degree so it would make sense to put Post Secondary - No degree like you suggested. I mentioned "Post Graduate - No Degree" in case it was like in Canada and USA, where usually Medical School is a...

Where is your spouse from? Maybe someone from that country can understand the school system and help out. If where she is from a country where Med school is done after your degree, I think it could be Post Graduate - No Degree (because she hasn't finished), but I am not certain.

It could be days or up to months.. Just saw on a facebook group someone got PPR yesterday, he had received "Decision Made" in January.

Oh, I see where your question was going. Again, I have no first hand experience with the situation but I don't think he should be worried. They'll probably just ask him to give the correct one later on. This may vary depending on which kind of application he sent, but most likely he wasn't...

I don't have first-hand experience with this, but I am going to assume they won't accept it. Carta de no Antecedentes is at the state level (rather than federal) and the IRCC specifically asks for the other one. I would be very surprised if they accept the Carta de no antecedentes.

After we saw the Embassy received the papers in Sept 17, we just sent 3 emails: October 21; Jan 12, 2021; and Feb 19, 2021.