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Finally received my PR card after 4 months minus 1 day. Landed: 24 April 2018 Photo Request: 7 June 2018 Photos Received: 4 July 2018 Ghost Update: 14 August 2018 Approved: 20 August 2018 Received: 23 August 2018

Using the main applicant's online account, you have to link their application online with the UCI number provided on their CoPR.

Landed: 24 April 2018 Photo Request: 7 June 2018 Photos Received: 4 July 2018 Ghost Update: 14 August 2018 Approved: 20 August 2018

We got the Ghost Update today! Landed: 24 April 2018 Photo Request: 7 June 2018 Photos Received: 4 July 2018 Ghost Update: 14 August 2018 I had to call IRCC yesterday because things were simply not moving. Calling them definitely makes them pull up and look at your application.

Anybody landed in Victoria BC? This must be the absolute slowest point of landing!

You should get it today or tomorrow.

You are not alone. Landing - 24 April 2018 Photo Request - 7 June 2018 Photos Received - 4 July 2018 Nothing further as of yet. I have submitted an IRCC enquiry.

Have no fear. I left the country and re-entered without my PR card. The Canadian Border agents will want to see your CoPR, as it will show in their system that you are a PR.

Nope, not in British Columbia. A CoPR will only get you a temporary piece of paper for medical or driving purposes but not the real ID. See the ICBC website: https://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/visit-dl-office/Pages/Accepted-ID.aspx https://ibb.co/g6KBUT

Yeah, it seems that 80% of applications receive a photo resubmission request, so the 62-day time window is inaccurate most of the time. Add 60 more days on top of that. It takes almost half a year for a newly-landed immigrant to receive his/her first government-issued ID without which one cannot...

You will not need a PRTD, and Canada probably won't even issue you one if you're from the US. I am in your same situation and spent countless hours doing research. In sum: You can even go to a foreign country, and your US passport will get you back in Canada.

Correct. I forgot to mention that, once you reach Canada customs, you need to show your CoPR along with your Passport.

You're fine. As an American citizen, you will be able to travel in/out of Canada with just your passport without a need for your PR card. Airlines are aware of this, and if they ask you about the PR card, do remind them that your passport is sufficient to enter Canada.

Landed: 24 April Photo Request: 7 June Photo Received (mine): 18 June Photo Received (spouse): 4 July Nothing more as of yet. :-/