PRCard Renewal 2023
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The very quickly processed PR card applications are probably approved by automated decision-making. This is not for sure (hoping someone else makes the ATI requests to get more internal IRCC information about current automated decision-making) but the pattern fits for the automated decision making we do know about (going back to pilot projects in 2018).
If the automated process is structured similarly to the pilot projects (which seems likely), online applications are electronically/digitally screened (1) to verify the application is eligible for automated decision-making, and those which are eligible are then (2) screened per triage criteria, sorting applications as being low, medium, or high complex cases. ONLY the low complex applications proceed to an automated decision. Those that benefit from this will be almost immediately approved, and thus the timeline is mostly due to the logistics of physically issuing and mailing the new card.
Medium and high complex cases are likely put into the same queue as mailed in, paper applications. Current timeline for most applications is around two months. For PR card applications this is approximately how long it is taking IRCC to open the paper applications (most PR card applications are approved very quickly once they are opened).
High complex applications are likely to involve non-routine processing which will delay the decision making longer.
In any event, for low complex online applications, odds are good a new card is mailed about 50 to 60 days sooner than most applications.
@jkbel2013 , nice analysis. I kind of agreeing to your assessment. Not sure though the rationale for defining complexity.
I submitted PR Card Renewal for my wife and kid and below is the timelines:
Feb 2: Submitted - status in inspect - Ready for review"
Feb 8: as per inspect - "Completed"
Awaiting to receive the PR cards.
I submitted PR Card Renewal for my wife and kid and below is the timelines:
Feb 2: Submitted - status in inspect - Ready for review"
Feb 8: as per inspect - "Completed"
Awaiting to receive the PR cards.
follow the steps:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/prcard-renewal-2023.796386/post-10731424
FYI...inspect mode in chrome is the developer tool which is used to debug the code. You follow the step in the above post and that will help you to see the response what you get when you login which might have better insight on what is going on with your application
I followed the Chrome inspect and the status shows Completed for the application(The same for mine and kid and we have received the card). Does it mean that it has started being processed? However, I am still unable to find the application when I try to link it to my IRCC account (it still points to the 5 year old application).
This is the ambiguous part. Some people can link the application once they see completed on inspect. Some people never see the linked application and they receive the card in a week or so after they see competed on the inspect. One person above actually called IRCC to inquire about it once they saw the complete.
Hi Everyone,
I became a PR back in 2009 when i was 7. However, because of my parent's work obligations, I didn't spend any time inside Canada, and my PR has been expired for years. In January 2022, at the age of 18, I entered Canada via the U.S. border and have been inside Canada ever since and never left to meet the residency obligation which i met last month
I mailed in my paper application on Jan 24
As of today, I still haven't received any AOR, and I'm still not able to check my application status or connect my application to my IRCC portal.
Did anyone apply for a paper application recently? does it take this long or is it because my PR has expired for years and I'm just now renewing it?
I know the processing time rn is 59 days but i just wanted to ask because my friend who lives in my city renewed back in November and got his in the mail within two weeks
I became a PR back in 2009 when i was 7. However, because of my parent's work obligations, I didn't spend any time inside Canada, and my PR has been expired for years. In January 2022, at the age of 18, I entered Canada via the U.S. border and have been inside Canada ever since and never left to meet the residency obligation which i met last month
I mailed in my paper application on Jan 24
As of today, I still haven't received any AOR, and I'm still not able to check my application status or connect my application to my IRCC portal.
Did anyone apply for a paper application recently? does it take this long or is it because my PR has expired for years and I'm just now renewing it?
I know the processing time rn is 59 days but i just wanted to ask because my friend who lives in my city renewed back in November and got his in the mail within two weeks
I just got off the phone with IRCC - app submitted Dec 10 received no AOR. They said not sure why I didn’t get one but did provide me an application number and told me it’s processing. We are at the processing time so it’s not the same for all. Ours was expired for years perhaps this is why.
Alright, Thank you. I will try giving them a call on Monday and see what they say. Enjoy your weekend
Hello, Recived PR card today
Application submitted: 30th Nov 2023
No AOR, got Application number over the phone. Still couldn't link with gckey, kept saying no information found. Anyways, best of luck everyone. Everyone should get their card within 2 months even if you haven't received AOR.
Application submitted: 30th Nov 2023
No AOR, got Application number over the phone. Still couldn't link with gckey, kept saying no information found. Anyways, best of luck everyone. Everyone should get their card within 2 months even if you haven't received AOR.