Both but that's only my assumption according to the people's comments here. They've been getting updates!Hi
Reducing the waiting time ? For quebec or outside quebec.
Both but that's only my assumption according to the people's comments here. They've been getting updates!Hi
Reducing the waiting time ? For quebec or outside quebec.
did you initially apply in quebec? i did so and moved to BC this year. Did anything change in your processing after you moved?I applied in August 10 2023. AOR in Oct 27, 2023.
Sent documents on Nov 2023 and biométrics again.
Because I requested My notes I know elegibility is passed on May 21,2024. But I didn't get notification or pre arrival letter. And that was months ago.
I'm in Alberta. Not Quebec. I moved away from Quebec because I know it takes forever waiting.
I made my claim in Quebec but I stated that I wouldnt remain in the province. I applied to te PR living in Alberta. Not in Quebec.did you initially apply in quebec? i did so and moved to BC this year. Did anything change in your processing after you moved?
You can send a web form stating the change in your marital status. To the best Information I have found is that your partners application will be processed separately. Since you’re close to getting your PR, you should get your PR and add her to your file. The process is separate for both applicants since yours is almost done. Her file will go through all the process. Timeline is different for everyone. Maybe, it will be a different process after your PR (spousal application instead of Refugee dependent).So I have a unique issue, I applied for PR after my refugee claim was approved and it's taken 24 months to the point where I just got a letter from IRCC saying:
"Your application for permanent residence is now ready for finalization pending the confirmation of your permanent residence status. You’ll complete this process through the Permanent Resident Portal (PR Confirmation)."
This is good news but my issue is I have just recently become common law with my fiance, as recently as a month ago, and it says to declare that, which I want to. I just want to know if anyone has gone through this before. How does the process of adding her work (she's inland btw on a work permit) and also how much does this delay the confirmation of my PR (don't care about there being a delay as long as we both get it, I just want a rough estimate)?
I just want to know if anyone has any experience with this and how they navigated this.
Yes it's on priority hope you get good news soon, if you don't mind me asking what documentation you provide to support your request ?Hi folk, does anyone understand these confusing notes, what do they mean, this is my last GCMS notes. So, was my case flagged as urgent processing or not?
I didn’t request anything by myself but I contacted the MP office, and I explained my situation to the MP office regarding PR requirements for my job applicantion.
Office: CPC Mississauga
Text: Request for priority processing has been received and has been noted on file. Insufficient proof submitted to support request reason(s). The file remains queued for processing. Please refer to IRCC's website for information on processing times and services available for protected persons.
No, it has not been flagged as urgent processing. It's just been noted on file.Hi folk, does anyone understand these confusing notes, what do they mean, this is my last GCMS notes. So, was my case flagged as urgent processing or not?
I didn’t request anything by myself but I contacted the MP office, and I explained my situation to the MP office regarding PR requirements for my job applicantion.
Office: CPC Mississauga
Text: Request for priority processing has been received and has been noted on file. Insufficient proof submitted to support request reason(s). The file remains queued for processing. Please refer to IRCC's website for information on processing times and services available for protected persons.
No, its not on priority, since it says, insufficient proof to support the request. they just acknowledged that they have received the request but the processing times will be queued as normal.Hi folk, does anyone understand these confusing notes, what do they mean, this is my last GCMS notes. So, was my case flagged as urgent processing or not?
I didn’t request anything by myself but I contacted the MP office, and I explained my situation to the MP office regarding PR requirements for my job applicantion.
Office: CPC Mississauga
Text: Request for priority processing has been received and has been noted on file. Insufficient proof submitted to support request reason(s). The file remains queued for processing. Please refer to IRCC's website for information on processing times and services available for protected persons.
its not. There was insufficient proof submitted so it is normal processing.No, it has not been flagged as urgent processing. It's just been noted on file.
I had the same issue but unfortunately since we are within the processing time, nothing can be done.
they cannot add spouse to pr application after the fact. should have been included when applying intially.. they will need to do in land spousal sponsorship or she has work permit she can go through that route to get pr and she techinally not refugee dependent especially if she wasn't included or mention in claim... all ircc will be doing is updating martial status not adding her to pr. and also their pr journey is basically over. the pr application has been finalized/approved, they are just waiting to receive copr instruction for portal now.You can send a web form stating the change in your marital status. To the best Information I have found is that your partners application will be processed separately. Since you’re close to getting your PR, you should get your PR and add her to your file. The process is separate for both applicants since yours is almost done. Her file will go through all the process. Timeline is different for everyone. Maybe, it will be a different process after your PR (spousal application instead of Refugee dependent).
i don't think the processing time for protected person pr will be reduced significantly anytime soon. even before covid it was around the 24 month mark with some applications completed under that or more than 2 years .Hi
Reducing the waiting time ? For quebec or outside quebec.