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It is common to wait close to 6 months from AOR to PPR, but recently there have been some applications processed in as short a time as 2-3 months. Unfortunately it just isn't possible to tell what will happen until it happens.

Most people in this situation get their PPR within 2-3 weeks. I can take longer, but the chance of getting another ADR is very small at this point.

Wow, congrats! That is a very fast timeline.

You will receive your passport (or passport copies) back with an unactivated (not signed, does not grant permanent residence yet) paper copy of your CoPR. The CoPR is activated during landing. 2-3 weeks is normal. It took 3 weeks for us to receive ours back.

You should receive the unactivated CoPR as a paper copy with your passports. However, the CoPR has no legal meaning until you activate during the landing process (when you receive it, it is not signed yet).

Just to update you guys, I got my CoPR activated on Saturday at the Coutts border crossing in Alberta. Pretty excited and relieved that the whole process is over :) For any inland applicants in Alberta, when you need to do your landing, I can highly recommend going to Coutts instead of Carway...

2-3 weeks is normal. For me though, I had to wait 9 weeks.

I'm pretty sure ADR does delay the process, because if you didn't get ADR, then you would go straight to "recommended pass" or "met". With ADR, IRCC has to wait for your response, then you have to wait for them to pick up your file again to consider your new documents. I had two ADRs and I am...

Thanks. We went to the border on Saturday, and while the queues for the cars were pretty brutal (about 45 mins into USA then 45 more mins back into Canada), the officer was really friendly and processed our PR in about 15 mins. For anyone planning on going to the border in Alberta, I highly...

Thanks for the response. My temporary status expires in 10 days and I just got CoPR yesterday. Appointment is not an option unfortunately, I called and the soonest they can do is three weeks away.

It seems pretty extreme to have to wait 30 days then however long after that until the actual appointment. What would be the downside of going to a border whenever you want, and getting it done right away? Am I missing something? I am in a similar situation.

Inland applicant here. So I got my CoPR and called IRCC to make the landing appointment, expecting to talk to an actual person and get a date... and I get an automated message saying to email them and they will get back to me within THIRTY days? Presumably when they get back to me, the...

Update for me: PPR: Jun 24 Passport Sent: Jun 24 Passport Delivered: Jun 26 Application Approved: Jul 11 Return Tracker Activated: Jul 17 CoPR Received: Jul 18

Just in case anyone gets confused about different kinds of approval - there are three different types that people refer to on these forums: 1) All stages passed/met - this means eligibility, criminality and security are all met. Sometimes people call this "approved", but it's not the same...

I am in Calgary, and I sent passport photocopies to Ottawa. I am pretty sure all of the passports get sent to Ottawa for inland applications, no matter where your CPC or VO is.

My application was approved yesterday, but I did get an email today saying my application was updated. Interestingly, they added dates to my background check completion and eligibility completion. However, the dates they put for both of those were Nov 16, 2018, which is not possible because I...

Update for me: PPR: Jun 24 Passport Sent: Jun 24 Passport Delivered: Jun 26 Application Approved: Jul 11 Return Tracker Activated: Passport Received:

Thanks! I will keep checking GCkey daily then.

How do you find out that your application has been approved? Do you get an email saying your application is updated? Right now I am checking the tracker every day for activation, but I guess I shouldn't bother with that until the approval email, if there will be one.

My understanding is that a case analyst does the first review of eligibility. If they don't find anything, they mark it with "recommended pass". Then an officer/senior staff reviews the eligibility afterwards and either agrees with the analyst and changes the status to "met", or finds something...