Thanks a lot @Acetin ! I too received the PPR yesterday night.
AOR in April 2017 - Let's Connect Here!
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Dill_Harris
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- Jan 27, 2017
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- Category........
- CEC
- NOC Code......
- 4021
- Job Offer........
- Yes
- App. Filed.......
- 04/26/2017
- AOR Received.
- 26/04/2017
- Med's Done....
- 01/20/2017
Congrats to everyone who received their PPRs yesterday. I'm really happy for you, and especially for @KiranK . You took the time to personally respond to everyone and encourage the people who are still waiting. That's awesome, and it is appreciated more than you know. 
So I did *not* receive my PPR yesterday, but this morning I woke up to this "Do Not Reply" message from CIC. I've written about this before (it's in response to my daughter's new passport, which I uploaded to my application by a CSE in late June), and I think it's quite strange:
I guess it doesn't really matter in the end, and I am slightly encouraged by the wording ("We are pleased to confirm . . ."). It's the friendliest tone I've ever gotten from a "Do Not Reply" message!
So I did *not* receive my PPR yesterday, but this morning I woke up to this "Do Not Reply" message from CIC. I've written about this before (it's in response to my daughter's new passport, which I uploaded to my application by a CSE in late June), and I think it's quite strange:
Is it standard procedure to send a message like this? I've been reading the forums for a long time, and I haven't seen another. It just seems kind of redundant to forward a PDF document to another office when the whole file should be centrally accessible to VOs wherever they may be? It's not like the old days of paper files. Can anyone shed any light on this?
I guess it doesn't really matter in the end, and I am slightly encouraged by the wording ("We are pleased to confirm . . ."). It's the friendliest tone I've ever gotten from a "Do Not Reply" message!
As far as i know you can get it changed to local canada consulate but never know how long that process takes and stuff. I personally am us resident and i did send my pp day before to ottawa and pretty sure many ppl does it. @KiranK any idea?
Would it be possible for you to let me know how long it takes to get you passport back? I'm worried how long it will take bc I need my passport to get a USA stamp for an extension of my visa on August 17th and I'm scared if I send it to Ottawa now I won't have it back in enough time for August 17th.
Nope. In that case dont risk. Talk to CIC guys and arrange an alternative. I dont have any such dependency and hence sent it. If your have any sort of dependency where you will need to give you passport I dont think it is a good idea. From other forums I heard it is taking 2-3 weeks. But as we all know from our experiences it is based on luck and processing load.
@gurik, hello! I have query. Your signature mentions PPR date as 14 July 2017 and CoPR date as 20 July 2017. Does that mean you received your stamped passport back on 20 July? Which VFS processed your stamping request? Thanks.Congrats! Congrats! This great news. Enjoy this wonderful moment. Good Luck for future.
Yes, it takes time to receive back PP for US candidates, as you have rightly mentioned here. he can always request CIC to change it, they usually respond in time but sometimes it might take upto 15 days even for a response from them. I suggest he informs them of his situation and request a change if he wishes to.
Hi friend,
I am NA since June the 27th. I have paid the landing fee upfront and submitted schedule A on the 27th of June and then BGC went to NA.
Have been almost a stressful month.
hope you get a change in status soon and a positive of that.
So true, i submitted on 21st of April and since 27th of June i am sitting on NA. Before the medical pass i was fine with the wait but now it is putting my teeth on edge.