CEC - August 2014 application

[BaxterB]

I completed my landing yesterday at Coutts

Timeline

We received your application for permanent residence on August 20, 2014.
2.We sent you correspondence acknowledging receipt of your application(s) on December 12, 2014.
3.We started processing your application on December 12, 2014.
4.Medical results have been received.
5.We sent you correspondence on February 15, 2016. If you have not yet provided the information or the requested documents, please do so as soon as possible. Please wait until you receive the correspondence before sending us additional information, as the correspondence will outline all information that is required.

Decision Made - March 11 2016
COPR Received - March 18 2016

 

[jamious0]

DM today. RPRF 3rd of Marchv
I am from a visa exempt country. I guess next thing is CORP? Any idea how longer can it take since if it has to be send to Europe?

 

[Deep2693]

Finally Landed Today ..... So Much Excited on Becoming a Canadian Resident.
Looking Forward for a smooth and successful life in Dream Country Canada ....
Thank God and Best of luck to all.

 

[Opule]

Decision made in ECAS today 8)
App rec 26th Aug 2014
AOR 2nd Jan 2015
RPRF 14th Oct 2015
MR and additional doc request 3rd Feb 2016
Docs and MR sent 17th Feb 2016

 

[Shaanfer]

My timeline is as follows:

Application file: 1 Aug 2014
AOR : 10 Oct 2014
Additional documents: 15 July 2015
Medical: 01 Feb 2016
Visa ready: 10 Mar 2016

My question is that I am in my Home country. How do I receive the COPR and Permanent Residence Visa?

Thank You for all the replies in advance

 

[springrushes]

Hi All,

Once you receive COPR, will there be any delay in getting PR cards if we do the landing through near by service Canada ? I heard that landing in Airport will take less time to get PR cards when compared with service Canada.

I am not sure if this is true. Whoever had done their landing, can you please suggest us ?

 

[softfuel12]

Hi All,

Once you receive COPR, will there be any delay in getting PR cards if we do the landing through near by service Canada ? I heard that landing in Airport will take less time to get PR cards when compared with service Canada.

I am not sure if this is true. Whoever had done their landing, can you please suggest us ?

- First point you never do landing at Service Canada. It is Immigration Canada.
- Not true at all. Think about it when you land at any airport or land border your documents are verified by CBSA (Canada Border Security Agency) which will then forward your application to Immigration Canada. While when you land at a local immigration office then there is no such transfer delay.

 

[mayanyunxiao]

I am 6th Oct applicant. I got RPRF at 3th March and paid at 3 March. Then there is no news. Is there some people who have same situation.

 

[Intheloop]

Still nothing on our end, they asked for some additional informations, as they got problems grasping the idea of that when a active Soldier gets sent to a war zone he doesnt go on Holiday there, and def no Goverment in place at the time, so how the heck would he get a Police record check from that country.
Its all covered through the Millitary Police ect, which they have the proper paperwork of anyway.

Cant remember who it was, but advised regarding an health insurance to tie us over till we get our PR.
I was told World Nomads, but no they wouldnt do it in our case.
I am beyond ******* with that CIC Operator who gave us wrong informations. Could still have a WorkVisa and Alberta Healt ect.
Lets just hope and pray nothing happens.
Rant over

 

[faming]

I am 6th Oct applicant. I got RPRF at 3th March and paid at 3 March. Then there is no news. Is there some people who have same situation.

Oct. 6 applicant here.
Medical requested on Feb 9, RPRF paid on Feb 28
after that, nooooooooooooooooo news!!

 

[OhWow]

Still nothing on our end, they asked for some additional informations, as they got problems grasping the idea of that when a active Soldier gets sent to a war zone he doesnt go on Holiday there, and def no Goverment in place at the time, so how the heck would he get a Police record check from that country.
Its all covered through the Millitary Police ect, which they have the proper paperwork of anyway.

Wow. I don't know from which country you are, but let's say, you served the US Army, wouldn't you have been considered to be on "American soil" while you were stationed at their base no matter which country you were in? Get in touch with the army and ask what you can do. They should know how offices work in foreign countries. Even better, they might be able to write an explanation of the duties you performed which did not allow you to have much of a vacation or leave and also include positive feedback about you and your work.

 

[Intheloop]

Wow. I don't know from which country you are, but let's say, you served the US Army, wouldn't you have been considered to be on "American soil" while you were stationed at their base no matter which country you were in? Get in touch with the army and ask what you can do. They should know how offices work in foreign countries. Even better, they might be able to write an explanation of the duties you performed which did not allow you to have much of a vacation or leave and also include positive feedback about you and your work.

British Military in this case, like i said before he has provided everything from the countries he has been stationed in and also his Military Police record check from when he joint up till he left the Military and covered all OP Tours.
Our Immigration Officer is on the case, she wasnt happy about it either, she sent them a 'nice' letter.
We just have the bad luck of getting a person at the CIC who has no clue.

 

[DarkBlue]

Hey Guys,

Any one heard of or know if you can collect your passport from CIC in Ottawa rather than them sending it back?

Thanks in advance!

 

[playingthewaitinggame]

I used an immigration consultant for my application. I have decision made. Does anyone know if I receive COPR in the mail or does it go to my consultant? Thanks

 

[softfuel12]

I used an immigration consultant for my application. I have decision made. Does anyone know if I receive COPR in the mail or does it go to my consultant? Thanks

Your consultant will get a 'Ready for VISA' email which requests your passport, photograph and a copy of ready for VISA email. CIC will then in two weeks will send you your passport and COPR