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Hi everyone,
Please hang in there! I got an update from the website. final decision has been made and approved.
AOR April 9th. Inland CEC. Ottawa office
BIO: Given on Oct 20th, 2020.
Background: completed Nov 9th, 2020.
COPR Nov 18th.
Please hang in there! I got an update from the website. final decision has been made and approved.
AOR April 9th. Inland CEC. Ottawa office
BIO: Given on Oct 20th, 2020.
Background: completed Nov 9th, 2020.
COPR Nov 18th.
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Hi, could you please advise which account has been refunded to? Chequing or credit?
Im pretty sure it's how ever you paid, if you paid with debit card, it will be refunded to your checking, and vice versa
Only caught one when my biometrics was updated. I stopped logging into to my account everyday because it was too stressful. So I might have missed a few, if there's any.
@shomaro please what do you mean by delayed cases? Are there applications that IRCC tag to be delayed? If so, How can one know that their application has been tagged as delayed?
@legalfalcon please can you shed some light on this if you know anything about it?
Thanks!
site is asking to fill a webform in order to get appointment asking bil no but in letter only ircc no mentioned.
There is no such thing as delayed case. A case takes more processing time due to factors like more medicals tests or some information taking more time to be verified. Once the case is with IRCC, they just can't stop working on it.
Also, no two cases can be same, so there is no comparison to be done. For instance, some cases might not have any travel history, some cases have travel history to many countries, so validation take time, even though they have the same AOR.
Just have patience, if you do not have any complexity is your case, it will be approved. Due to Covid, processing is slow.
Your words are really comforting even though the wait has been killing. Thanks so much!
You are misinterpreting my words. What I mean is the case that has been delayed is already delayed.
Thanks @legalfalcon.
I checked below link and it says that IRCC won't extend COPR.
The link you sent is of 23rd October 2020 and the one I am sharing is 28th October 2020, so not sure if the rule changed in these 5 days?
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/application-approved.html
I dont think you need to apply for extension. IRCC site say u can travel with expired COPR once you have permanent plan to move.
Approved permanent resident applicants with expired COPR and permanent resident visa
If you’re outside Canada
If we approved your permanent resident application before March 18th, 2020 or you are exempt from the travel restrictions, but you can't travel to Canada before your documents expire, or your documents have already expired, you don’t need to tell us until you’re ready to move to Canada and live here permanently.