I’m waiting for ECOPR. Received 2nd mail and submitted a declaration of presence, mailing address, and photo in the PR portal on Feb. 02
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Montreal seems to be slow while issuing COPRs. Few people have got in a week, but for most it takes around a month. My P2 was on March 7
I still haven't decided on that. Even if sending, I will do it next week. Not sure, if I should send it only to Montreal or to other offices as well
Wow, you're actually quite lucky—I had to wait a good three weeks for that P2. And it's now been almost another three weeks already since that e-mail came and still no COPR in sight. I guess we just have to be patient. Honestly, I don't think sending them reminders will speed things up in any way; your e-mail would just end up somewhere in their huge pile.
CEC Inland (AOR 24,jun 2023 ) Initial P1 email for Montreal VO on 21 NOV; Martial Status changed so
Added spouse and now biometric , background & medical completed on 1 March 2024 , Eligibility "Not Started" i guess not needed for spouse as accompanying family member,
COPR visible on trackker for me & spouse from 29 FEB, 2024
I have' not received any PR Portal email, P1 again, from Montreal VO.
How long should i wait, is their any way to contact and remind VO office for getting email (P1)
Added spouse and now biometric , background & medical completed on 1 March 2024 , Eligibility "Not Started" i guess not needed for spouse as accompanying family member,
COPR visible on trackker for me & spouse from 29 FEB, 2024
I have' not received any PR Portal email, P1 again, from Montreal VO.
How long should i wait, is their any way to contact and remind VO office for getting email (P1)
Call IRCC first, some people did not receive P1 email despite it being sent, they will know if it was sent or not.
I'd try the call centre and raise a webform. If you've already done that or if that doesn't work, and if you have a good enough argument as to why you need them to begin finalizing your application soon (like COPR expiring, work permit expiring, etc.), call or email your local MP. I've been in some tough spots with visas over the years (especially during COVID), and my MP was the absolute BEST at getting me answers right away. They have direct contacts with immigration officers who can go into your account, look at it, and even act on it. I wouldn't jump to this option because I think it requires a fair deal of effort on their part, but it's a very helpful last resort if nothing else works.
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