Applications after 26/6 in any NOC CONNECT HERE TO GET THE STATUS

[Cappuccino]

Hi Hiren,

There is a wonderful blog by one of the most active forum member "Wayne".
You will get all general information here. It is worth reading.

http://get2canada.wordpress.com

Regards,
Grasshopper

Yes if you click on the PER link on the top menu of the blog, it will list the full wording and explain about the PER.
Wayne.

 

[Cappuccino]

One more thing. I have E... number and I never asked CIO about my status before receiving PER.

My theory: Those who requested status info before PER received B... number based on their paper file (as CIO looked at them and have to give some/any number to it).

Those who never asked, received this number only during PER issuing and this number was based on electronic file already. E - means electronic application.

Let's support this theory by examples!!!!

Nope. We never contacted CIO once, and we have a B number. The first communication we have from them was when we received our PER.

Wayne.

 

[Olga64]

Hi Wayne

How come you no longer have the link to the spreadsheet attached to your replies?

Congratulations to all who received their Pers, especially those who waited a long time. lets hope we see some more today.

 

[mchowdhury]

as per one of the applicants (pre June 26) in some other thread, he got 2 numbers in his 2nd AOR -one strating with 'B' and the other with 'E'!

 

[Nick Wang]

Hope more and more PERs will come today!

Congratulation to all PER receivers!

Cross fingers for my PER.

 

[Cappuccino]

Hi Wayne

How come you no longer have the link to the spreadsheet attached to your replies?

Congratulations to all who received their Pers, especially those who waited a long time. lets hope we see some more today.

Because the link to the spreadsheet, plus more useful links - can be found on the home page of my blog and I have linked my blog. I felt it better to do that since that way I can provide more links.

Wayne.

 

[odin2404]

Hi,

As the status says "I'm a newbie"! Would appreciate any and all help.

My online status says "We received your application for permanent residence on September 21, 2010". Does this mean I have a PER?

If not, should I be worried? I've seen the excel sheet and its obviously taking longer than most to get a PER.

FYI: BD was en cashed in Aug 2010. ILETS results sent. Police Clearance not yet.

Thanks Guys

 

[IRG]

Guesswork.... It that possible that file number starts with "B" if one applied himself and with "E" if goes through the immigration agent?

Definetely not - we did everything ourselves , our File is "E"... :

 

[MSM-2332]

Dear forumers, just to inform you.

I have received a reply to my inquiry to the VO and they say the followings:
... we do not have an application for permanent residence in our office. It is possible that an application was very received but not yet created in our database. Please rest assured that an Acknowledgement of Receipt letter (AOR) will be sent to you if and when an application for permanent residence is received.

That means the local VO is going to send AORs for post-June applicants as soon as they have received the files from CIO, NS.

 

[MSM-2332]

Hi,

As the status says "I'm a newbie"! Would appreciate any and all help.

My online status says "We received your application for permanent residence on September 21, 2010". Does this mean I have a PER?

If not, should I be worried? I've seen the excel sheet and its obviously taking longer than most to get a PER.

FYI: BD was en cashed in Aug 2010. ILETS results sent. Police Clearance not yet.

Thanks Guys

In my view you will receive PER very soon. Just curios how they could charge BD in August if they receive your file in September?

 

[S_Saab]

Hi guys..... ;D


You can't imagine what happen to me this morning!!!! I just got my PER ....

Please update my info in the spreadsheet ....Hope all we get to Canada soon.

Thanx

CONGRATULATIONS my friend, enjoy ur PER

 

[odin2404]

In my view you will receive PER very soon. Just curios how they could charge BD in August if they receive your file in September?

Thanks a ton for your reply mate, can't wait.

The BD issue .... my bad! It was issued in Aug, in my over exuberance I marked it as en cashed. Off to the bank to check, thanks again!

 

[S_Saab]

Congrats to all new PER receivers!!!

 

[M000dy]

1. Client ID Number

You will find this number on official documents issued to you from a Citizenship and Immigration Canada office, Case Processing Centre or visa office where you submitted your application. Your "Client ID Number" has four numbers, a dash (-), and four more numbers. (Example: 0000-0000).

2. Immigration File Number

You will find this number on any official document issued to you from the visa office where you submitted your application. Your "Immigration File Number" starts with the letter "B", and is followed by nine numbers. (Example: B000000000).

3. Receipt Number (IMM 5401)

You will find this number on the document that was filled out and stamped when you paid your fees at a financial institution or on the official receipt you obtained when you paid your fees on the Internet. Your "Receipt Number (IMM 5401)" starts with a letter, followed by nine numbers. (Example: B000000000).

Hope that helps. Can they be using immigration file number and receipt number interchangeably?


source: https://services3. cic. gc. ca/ecas/redir.do?redir=id_num&lang=en&app=ecas

 

[Cappuccino]

1. Client ID Number

You will find this number on official documents issued to you from a Citizenship and Immigration Canada office, Case Processing Centre or visa office where you submitted your application. Your "Client ID Number" has four numbers, a dash (-), and four more numbers. (Example: 0000-0000).

2. Immigration File Number

You will find this number on any official document issued to you from the visa office where you submitted your application. Your "Immigration File Number" starts with the letter "B", and is followed by nine numbers. (Example: B000000000).

3. Receipt Number (IMM 5401)

You will find this number on the document that was filled out and stamped when you paid your fees at a financial institution or on the official receipt you obtained when you paid your fees on the Internet. Your "Receipt Number (IMM 5401)" starts with a letter, followed by nine numbers. (Example: B000000000).

Hope that helps. Can they be using immigration file number and receipt number interchangeably?


source: https://services3. cic. gc. ca/ecas/redir.do?redir=id_num&lang=en&app=ecas

I don't think the Receipt No above is correct. Our receipt number, as per our PER (no pun intended ) is a 10 digit number, with no letter at the start.

Wayne.