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Yep, Vancouver Immigration. I rarely see COPR generated from this VO in Imm tracker and this forum. I have seen many folks in this forum in the same situation.
Yup many of us are stuck, did u receive it in your email or in your cic account ? Also, did you gave any phone interview ?
 
Yup many of us are stuck, did u receive it in your email or in your cic account ? Also, did you gave any phone interview ?
You meant GCMS? I got it on a DVD sent to my mailbox. Just received an email from IRCC with the GCMS ordered last month. Nothing moves from June to present. I haven't received any phone calls from IRCC. Hope they release the copr before its due date.
 
my secondary office is vancouver immigration(Im residing in Toronto though)
Doc# 602854***

I am also residing in Toronto, but initially I entered CANADA via vancouver
Doc# 602870***
Valid to: May 2021
 
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Most applicants who have this have their application on hold. However, it is yet to be seen if it has any significant impact on when a decision is made.

Your response remids me pre express entry situation. Approximately in 2015.
Due to heavy backlog the IRCC returned all pending applications.
What do you think? What are the chances of happening same in current times?
 
How is this doc validity date calculated? @aj, your doc num is 870*** and valid until may-2021, my doc num is 869*** valid until august-2021., Any idea folks?
 
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When are they going to atleast provide some instructions to people who have applied for PR. this is soo unfair. You can't just keep everything in vague. There is no statement wheresoever for PR application that are already in process.
 
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Your response remids me pre express entry situation. Approximately in 2015.
Due to heavy backlog the IRCC returned all pending applications.
What do you think? What are the chances of happening same in current times?

That was in 2012 due to the Bill C-38, which was later known as Canada’s Jobs, Growth and Long-Term Prosperity Act. IRCC was facing a lot of issues. IRPA was amended and section 87.3 was introduced, that gave the power to the Immigration Minister fo issue Ministerial Instructions (MI) to streamline the process and fix quotas.

In 2008, over 600,000 applicants were awaiting processing and the number continued. However, Act created section 87.4 of the IPRA, a provision which had the effect of unilaterally terminating all FSW applications submitted before 27 February 2008 which had not received a decision based on selection criteria before 29 March 2012.12 This amounted to a total of approximately 280,000 applicants.

However, we are currently no where close, and the ministerial instructions power is in place with the Minister, who uses it for all draws and can also exercise them to streamline the process.

But I highly doubt that the same 2012 situation will repeat.