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Jan 20 got Prohibitions, Language, Physical presence but didn't update on tracker until today (Feb 24). Feb 16 Citizenship Oath approval on tracker Oath scheduled for March 29, received email Feb 24.

I don't really know what you are expecting as far as updates go. It is fairly well known that you only receive an update once something is processed in their normal workflow. So if they requested additional documents you will not get any updates regarding that and all you can do is what you...

Test updated to completed on Dec 23.

Already in the spreadsheet. New activity below: Test taken on Dec. 14 (20/20) not processed/approved yet. Fingerprints received December 11 and background complete December 12 (Fingerprints were submitted on Nov. 24)

I don't know about the tracker but I got my exam email the day after my fingerprint request. My guess, like most things, is that every file is slightly different and the timing may be shorter or longer for different people.

Invite for exam Nov. 24. Exam window, Nov. 28-Dec18. Other timeline items already in spreadsheet.

Fingerprint request today (Nov, 23, 2022) other dates are already in the May 2022 spreadsheet.

AOR: May 17 ecas: May 18

Location: Edmonton, AB Physical Days: 1460 Method: Online Applicants: Single Application sent: May 07, 2022 Delivered: May 07, 2022

Just another update that probably doesn't really matter, but I checked ECAS today and it says "Complete" on my side and still DM on sponsors. Also GCKey still says submitted but when I checked the full application status it says "approved". So looks like those do change, but again not sure it...

Landing interview on the 16th, all went smoothly. Also got new SIN (you need your old one if you already have one), updated my Alberta healthcare from one with an expiration date to indefinite, and got SIN number updated with my employer and bank. All fairly smooth. Just waiting for the PR card...

Why would staying in Canada and not traveling be an issue, I didn't say that, I said "Any reason they wouldn't let you back into Canada would probably also be reason to decline your PR if you were sitting here not traveling anyway". Meaning you might as well travel because they would be unlikely...

If you are applying inland immigration only want's you to stay in Canada in terms of residency, it doesn't mean you aren't allowed to take a vacation or travel for business while your application is in process. It's unreasonable to require people to not travel for up to a year while their...

Another US applicant here. I am currently on a post grad work permit and traveled back to the US no problem after submitting my application. As long as you can validly re-enter Canada there should be no issues, I opened my passport to my work permit like normal, he asked what kind of work I do...

Guess I'll throw my hat in the ring here. I moved to Canada in Jan. 2014 to study, got a post grad work permit a year ago, and have my PR landing interview on this coming Tuesday (common-law with a Canadian citizen so hit me up if you have questions about that). I'm pretty sure my car things...

The hours you are working on your study permit count towards the total work hours needed, so depending on your job and skill-set it may be better to stay in school. I'm not sure I understand why PR is such an urgent issue. Like I said you are already in the country with study permits that last...

If you are in Canada, you apply inland. One is not better or worse there is just a slightly different process for those applying from within Canada and those applying from another country (outland). Meaning you are physically in Canada so are inland vs someone physically living in another...

A couple of things. First if you are on study permits you should have an open work permit associated with that for up to 20 hours per week and I'm pretty sure full time when classes are not in session. It should say on your study permit. If not you could reapply for your study permit in order to...

Also as mentioned before in this thread make sure you actually have to pay this. If you paid $1040 with your initial application the $490 PRRF is included in that and you just have to bring that receipt (one with the bar code) with you.

Thanks for the clarification, not sure I ever got the AIP....