I saw that most people under 3 years were being sent to secondary reviews. But I dont get why my kids' file was, even though they had been living 4 years. This is really frustrating and we dont even know how long they will take.
PRC (Permanent Resident Card) Renewal Timeline 2019
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That’s good news... how many physical days have you spent when you sent the application? And what documents did you attach?Good Morning,
Do you have any idea why your request went to secondary review?
You have been living in Canada for almost 4 years as your children? And you have had a permanent job for the last 4 years?
I really don't understand why the cases are going to secondary review.
I hope you have news soon.
I received my acknowledgment mail yesterday, now it's time to wait to see what happens.
Yes most probably it’s the approval and you will now receive your new cards in few days, don’t worry...Yes We sent ours October 21th, received 22th. Reception notice November 13th, Working on file 14th November and a few minutes ago (15th November) had a decision made but no more info.... fingers crossed.. what type of message is this ... decison made.. yes but which one
how many physical days have you spent when you sent the application? And what documents did you attach?
This is mostly a timeline tracking thread, and I do not want to drive too far off the track, so I am quoting and addressing these posts in more depth in a separate topic.
That said, for purposes of this particular thread, it warrants a reminder that the biggest difference in the timeline for a particular individual is whether or not the PR card application is subject to non-routine processing. If the application is referred for any non-routine process, the general timeline information for PR card applications becomes irrelevant. What matters, then, is what non-routine process is involved and what the particular issues are. Non-routine processing timelines vary widely.
Who, when, or why an individual PR's PR card application is referred for non-routine processing, is a separate matter which, as I noted, I will address more in a separate topic . . . see . . .
(see full post by following link)
Anyone got a citizenship application in process at same time as PR card renewal?
I have and when I try to check on my PR card renewal using the website, it is only showing my citizenship application progress.
That being said, the application only arrived at the office this week so I have not had AOR yet - likely being impatient!! Slightly nervous as I have had to use "time outside Canada accompanying a Canadian" (my husband) to get the full number of days and just hoping the documentation I sent to support all this will be accepted - felt weird as I mostly had to prove where HE was and not where I was according to the document checklist and instructions.
I have and when I try to check on my PR card renewal using the website, it is only showing my citizenship application progress.
That being said, the application only arrived at the office this week so I have not had AOR yet - likely being impatient!! Slightly nervous as I have had to use "time outside Canada accompanying a Canadian" (my husband) to get the full number of days and just hoping the documentation I sent to support all this will be accepted - felt weird as I mostly had to prove where HE was and not where I was according to the document checklist and instructions.
If your request for renewal pr card arrived just this week at the IRCC office, you will receive the acknowledgment receipt about 25 days later.
Did you apply to citizenship taking account the days spent outside Canada with a Canadian citizen?
Ok - thanks - patience is the name of the game, as usual!
No, my citizenship application was based on my actual days spent in Canada. I signed the form Sep 2018. However, PR card needed renewing as citizenship has not fully come through yet so I had to include time spent outside Canada with a Canadian to reach the residency obligation there.
Hi. I received this e-mail today. Does this mean that they are starting the processing of my application? The application number was also sent with it.
"This confirms that your application for your Permanent Resident card has been received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on 2019/10/31."
"This confirms that your application for your Permanent Resident card has been received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on 2019/10/31."
Mine is also same, I received email on November 22nd from IRCC
This confirms that your application for your Permanent Resident card has been received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on 2019/10/31.