Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here
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Not true at all . You can send million webforms to inquire about your application. There is no rule .
For your application, IRCC generally accepts an affidavit if a birth certificate is unavailable, especially if you’ve provided a clear explanation of why the birth certificate is unobtainable. Be sure the affidavit includes identifying information, like your father’s name and other details proving your identity, as this strengthens its credibility. However, final acceptance is at IRCC’s discretion, so additional verification may be requested.
For your son’s dependent status, IRCC “locks in” the child’s age at the time you submit your PR application. As long as he was under 22 at the application submission date, he will be considered a dependent child for the duration of the processing, even if he turns 22 before the application is finalized.
When submitting a PR application, several common reasons can lead to a return without an Acknowledgment of Receipt (AOR). Ensuring these areas are addressed in your re-submission should improve your chances of moving forward without further issues. Here are typical reasons applications get returned:
1. Incomplete or Missing Documentation: Missing critical documents (e.g., birth certificate, identity proofs) or any required documentation not translated into English or French can result in a return. In your case, providing an affidavit in place of a birth certificate should help if it’s clear and detailed.
2. Incorrect or Incomplete Forms: All forms need to be filled out completely and accurately. Even small errors, like missing a signature or leaving a required field blank, can lead to a return.
3. Missing Fees: IRCC requires payment of the correct fees for each applicant. Applications are often returned if fees are not included or if payment information is incorrect.
4. Inconsistent Information: If there are inconsistencies between your forms and supporting documents, IRCC may return the application. Ensuring that personal details like names, dates, and addresses match across all documents is essential.
5. Not Meeting Minimum Requirements: Some applications are returned if they don’t meet minimum requirements specific to the immigration program, like language test results or proof of work experience.
6. Unclear Evidence for Dependent Relationships: If you’re claiming dependents, ensure that documents clearly demonstrate your relationship with them (e.g., birth certificates listing parent names or other family proofs).
If your application is complete with a well-documented affidavit, all necessary fees, and consistent information, you stand a good chance of receiving your AOR soon.
The COPR document number in the tracker typically indicates that IRCC has generated your Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) document, which usually happens when your PR application is at the final stages of approval. Seeing this number is generally a positive sign that your PR has likely been approved. However, it doesn’t guarantee that the process is fully complete until you receive your eCOPR, which serves as your official confirmation of PR status. The delay could be due to processing backlogs or additional checks on IRCC’s end, but the presence of the COPR number is a good indication that you’re very close to finalizing your status.
@Miss bee Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate that you are always here to assist me.
Thank you @Miss bee! Yes i declared it. I have been transparent with the IRCC. Also does non accompanying dependent needs to do biometric?
Hi @Miss bee , thank you for all you do here. Please I am an outlander applicant. We received our PAL in September ending, and till we haven't received any other update from IRCC. I am beginning to be very anxious as IRCC processing times for AIP application keeps going up. I got any update the last time that Background and medical verification are valid I am just wondering what next.
Please do you have an idea how IRCC calculate the processing timeline for AIP applications. Is it from the date of submission or AOR? I am asking because from the date of my application submission it is already 8months and few days.
Thank you
Please do you have an idea how IRCC calculate the processing timeline for AIP applications. Is it from the date of submission or AOR? I am asking because from the date of my application submission it is already 8months and few days.
Thank you
I got PAL in April and still waiting... there is no way to know when they will finalize the process... lets hope for the best.
If your PR application is refused, your work permit remains valid until expiry date on it .
Typically, IRCC calculates the processing timeline for the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) from the date of submission, not the Acknowledgment of Receipt (AOR). However, it’s important to note that this can vary slightly depending on individual case complexities.
Since you’ve already received the PAL and confirmation that your background and medical verifications are valid, it usually means you’re in the final stages, awaiting the completion of the last verification checks, such as the security assessment. For AIP, processing can sometimes go beyond IRCC’s stated timelines, but receiving a PAL is a strong indicator that things are progressing.
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