If you call them, they will likely tell you that you are still under the 26 months timeline, which we all know is not the current timeline. That part will be useless for you. However, you can call and ask them if they received your police certificate and if there is anything missing in your file. At this point, you can maybe try contacting your MP. In our case, the MP could not make it move faster, but apparently some can. Also, if you go for the MP, I suggest you print the official stats report from CIC:Alila said:I applied in june 2015, got my AIP and request for my police in nov 2016. I asked for extension in police since it took me well over three months to get one and I sent them last month . . . then I still haven't heard from them. Started to get worried since most 2015 applicant had done. I bet if I call them they'll ask me to wait. It's been 22 months. is this normal, people?
http://open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset/53105221-7652-47b1-96e2-1f85715a067c
The third document with the title: "Permanent and Temporary Resident Applications Overview". Line 34 will show you that the processing time was 23 months at the end of sept 2016 (3rd trimester) for inland (domestic) spousal sponsorship. The stats for the 4th trimester have not been released yet. But, maybe, with this official information, your MP would be able to make your application being processed.
Yes, most of 2015 applicants are done, but you're really not alone. If you look at the spreadsheet, about a third did not land yet. We got SA, AIP, and DM after 19.5 months. We are now waiting for the landing appointment, so we are not done yet, but it should be over within few weeks.