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That was my impression as well! We were in-land applicants, but flew to New York and back on the weekend.

My wife and I changed our status in Canada at Billy Bishop today. We've been living in Canada for the past two years and are planning on travelling in November again, so we needed to change our status in order to request the PR card. Firstly, the airport itself is tiny but quite nice. We...

Yes, I got the PR email. You can check my signature for the dates :) Don't take anyone else's dates as a rule, it varies greatly between applications. And the fact that they requested another medical exam is absolutely great news! Hang in there!

I do have a job. Hours, salary, NOC, duties and all that is explained in a letter from my manager. It does not have a LMIA though. Is just the letter enough?

Hello @legalfalcon. Just received my PPR and I'm getting ready to change my status to permanent resident. I have a full time job (with a letter from my employer) and my wife also works full-time (self-employed, with a work contract) and I'm working on getting a letter for her as well. Is that...

It was similar to my situation. My AOR was April 11, 2018 and I was put in RR in May, 2018. It was finalized just this month, so no one picked it up for months! Had I not uploaded supporting docs last October my file would be either refused right away or I would get an ADR and many more months...

Truth is, the process varies greatly from application to application. After my medicals were extended it was a matter of 3-4 weeks to PPR. Your case does puzzle me though. What could possibly be the delay in either extending or requesting a new exam??

Medicals were extended. That's about it for now...

Everything should move fast now and you'll probably get PPR within the next 2 weeks, imo.

There was an ADR a few days after AOR (check my signature), and then silence. I ordered multiple sets of GCMS notes during the process and identified the problem with my application. I decided to proactively upload supporting documents via webform and everything worked out fine in the end.

Yes! I Actually received the golden e-mail on August 12 after 488 days waiting!

It was fast after they actually started working on the file again... It took 488 days from AOR to PPR.

Definitely a good sign. It means they are working on your application and as long as everything is in order documentation wise you should be ok. I was on RR for over a year with no movement whatsoever on my application, after eligibility was cleared everything else moved very fast!

Thank you for your kind words. It sure has been a long road!

The wait is finally over! Received the golden e-mail this morning. It's been a long road and this forum helped a lot to keep my emotions and anxiety in check. For those that are still waiting, hang in there, the good news is coming soon. Best of luck to all!

I hope you get PPR soon!

Thank you Kitcat! This gives me a lot of hope!

Hey guys. Is it possible that the security part of the process get started before eligibility is cleared? Technically I should be in IP2 due to the background statement on my profile ("We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information."). However, I...

Hey guys. Is it possible that the security part of the process get started before eligibility is cleared? Technically I should be in IP2 due to the background statement on my profile ("We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information."). However, I...

Hey guys. Is it possible that the security part of the process get started before eligibility is cleared? Technically I should be in IP2 due to the background statement on my profile ("We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information."). However, I...