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They got over 300 packages that day because the uni was closed. If your courier said it came on january 6 then CES will enter that date, when they match it so dont worry

Their website says: "Have copies of your original degree certificate and mark sheets/statement of marks attested by the Higher Education Commission (HEC)." "*HEC-attested copies must be stamped and sealed in an HEC envelope at the time of attestation. CES will not accept previously attested...

If you followed the instructions they have on the website, your 14 weeks (doesn't include 2 weeks uoft was closed for the holidays) will begin from the date ur last item came into their office. They email you when your file gets accepted and will tell you what date the clock started.

CES shares information with IRCC directly. This form for if you have a spouse, partner, family member or friend that will call or email to ask about your application. They are following the law in Canada.

All the mail that was supposed to be delivered to ces during the holiday closure was all delivered on january 6/2020. They emailed me and said they got a few hundred packages that day.

You should scan and upload colour copies of your final degree certificate, mark sheets for all semesters for the degree ur going to assess. For the official transcript, you should ask the registrar or controller of examinations of the university that you got the degree from to stamp and sign...

You should just wait. They told me they take about 20-25 business days to match mail. Plus, all the mail that was supposed to be delivered to CES during the closure (which was 2 whole weeks) were delivered on January 6/2020 (courier, registered post, regular mail).

You have to email learn@utoronto.ca and they wil give you the instructions. You will only get the e-copy after your physical copy has been mailed.

This is completely normal. They review documents in order by date it was received. If you followed the instructions they had on your website, then the clock for your processing time will begin from the date your last document was received! Don't forget that the processing time won't include...