*Delay not delateI emailed ircc on may and I got the standard answer that due covid19 there it will be delate and they cannot predict processing time. Nothing after because I think they will answer the same... And you? Any recent contact?
*Delay not delateI emailed ircc on may and I got the standard answer that due covid19 there it will be delate and they cannot predict processing time. Nothing after because I think they will answer the same... And you? Any recent contact?
I also emailed in early May and received the following reply with a general covid19-related answer.I emailed ircc on may and I got the standard answer that due covid19 there it will be delate and they cannot predict processing time. Nothing after because I think they will answer the same... And you? Any recent contact?
well... honestly you have more info then I do... I have no idea where my docs are they only thing they told me is that they received the docs but the copr is not printed yet. now what I really did not understood is: will ircc email the copr to everybody or for ppl like you (and probably me) who got the docs stuck at the que will received the payper copy as it use to be before covid?? not sure what should I expect. and how long at this point!!!I also emailed in early May and received the following reply with a general covid19-related answer.
"Your documents have been received and are in the que for printing"
Then in early June, I got an email as follows that didn't seem to have anything to do with my case. That's because my estimated completion date has already passed last February and got PPR in early March.
"We're still working on your application.
You may not have heard from us in a little while. This is normal. Most of the progress on your application happens closer to your estimated completion date.
....."
Since then, nothing...
However, while my CoPR is stuck in the que for printing for more than 4 months, my medical exam has expired. My AOR is early August.
How about your medical exam by any chance?
I'm thinking about sending another web form or applying for GCMS.
Hopefully, we will get some good news soon.
I feel you, I'm pretty much on the same boat... any chances that the Philippines and India folks received CORP via local VFS office? In my case is Ottawa office and I don't think they are processing Outland CORPs right now...well... honestly you have more info then I do... I have no idea where my docs are they only thing they told me is that they received the docs but the copr is not printed yet. now what I really did not understood is: will ircc email the copr to everybody or for ppl like you (and probably me) who got the docs stuck at the que will received the payper copy as it use to be before covid?? not sure what should I expect. and how long at this point!!!
for what it concern the medical mine will expired on november.
i really don't think they will be able to give me more info... I will email them when I will reach the 5th month of waiting. not sure if i can get something sooner. it appears they are not give the copr to who is inland first, I heard ppl who are in the philippines and in india that got the copr last week.
I am no longer optimistic that it arrive soon, I believe it is all up to the officer at this point.
please let me know if you get updates. thanks.
not sure how it works but maybe is easy if they can move the money in your bank account.I don't know where to post this, so here it is -
For my FSW EE application, I've received my ITA, and I'm working on gathering all the dcmnts. For the PoF requirement, as I came to Canada as an international student back in 2018, so all of my own savings that I had from my own country (approx. 16,000.00 CAD) got spent on my necessities and tuition in the past 2 years, so is it okay if I get the min. amount for the PoF requirement as a gift from my full-siblings (blood relationship). I have two full-siblings in Canada, both PR, and both of them "combined" are voluntarily willing to gift me the amount required for my PoF requirement. Do I need an "INTER VIVOS DEED OF GIFT" made from both of em?
I like they said " we hope the information provide is helpful" even if there is no real information.... (sarcastic).FSW-O - USA Citizen/Resident - Ready to travel immediately - PPR March 11
Update (or lack thereof) this morning: I had submitted a web form last Friday, trying to explain my situation and asking if they could just email COPR.
Got the response back today - it was the standard response with zero case-specific information. I'm not surprised, but figured you'd like to know that little has changed.
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We are working on processing applications as quickly as possible; however, processing times are affected and any disruptions caused by COVID-19 may not be reflected accurately on our website. We will make all the necessary efforts to finalize your application as soon as possible.
Rest assured that you will be informed as soon as a decision is reached or if additional information is needed.
We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.
We would also like to suggest the following online services that might be helpful to you with any immigration, refugee and/or citizenship future requests:
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Hiya! Yeah this forum has been really helpful in that at least we're not alone... I have a very similar timeline to you (CPCO got my docs March 17th). Could you elaborate on the 'processing limbo' you mentioned, with regards to new and old systems? This is the first time I've heard it put that way.Only just found this forum! Feels good to know i'm not the only one stuck in this situation. I've heard we're part of a very unlucky group who are stuck in processing limbo in between the old system and the new expedited system of processing.
Inland EE CEC
AoR: September 2019
PPR: March 11th 2020
CPCO got my documents: March 16th 2020
4.5 months and counting...every time i ask for an update i just get the generic "it's still processing" email. My work visa expires this September so will have to fork out for the bridging visas for my partner and I, thought i'd surely have PR by September...not looking likely
why do you think you and us cannot get it before september?Only just found this forum! Feels good to know i'm not the only one stuck in this situation. I've heard we're part of a very unlucky group who are stuck in processing limbo in between the old system and the new expedited system of processing.
Inland EE CEC
AoR: September 2019
PPR: March 11th 2020
CPCO got my documents: March 16th 2020
4.5 months and counting...every time i ask for an update i just get the generic "it's still processing" email. My work visa expires this September so will have to fork out for the bridging visas for my partner and I, thought i'd surely have PR by September...not looking likely