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killborn

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I sent in my application for PR card renewal marked urgent last week. it was received on 5/11 and I received email confirmation on 5/16 with Decision Made on 5/17. What are the chances it has been processed and approved in a day vs being kicked back for some reason?
 
I sent in my application for PR card renewal marked urgent last week. it was received on 5/11 and I received email confirmation on 5/16 with Decision Made on 5/17. What are the chances it has been processed and approved in a day vs being kicked back for some reason?

Decision made should mean they've made a decision (either approved or refused). As long as you meet RO, it should be an approval. There should be no reason for a refusal.
 
I sent in my application for PR card renewal marked urgent last week. it was received on 5/11 and I received email confirmation on 5/16 with Decision Made on 5/17. What are the chances it has been processed and approved in a day vs being kicked back for some reason?
I concur with @scylla

Just curious...what was your reason for requesting Urgent Processing?

Urgent processing of a permanent resident card


To qualify for urgent permanent resident (PR) card processing, you must be travelling within the next three months due to:
  • a job opportunity
  • your own serious illness
  • the death of a family member
  • work related to your current job
  • the serious illness of a family member
Even if you qualify, we can’t guarantee we’ll process your application urgently or that you’ll get your PR card on time. See the current processing times for PR cards.
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I suspect that most choosing `work related to your current job' are simply taking a much needed vacation and `need to get back to Canada for work'.

Gotta love that last part about `no guarantee'...even if you qualify! LOL!
 
I concur with @scylla

Just curious...what was your reason for requesting Urgent Processing?

Urgent processing of a permanent resident card


To qualify for urgent permanent resident (PR) card processing, you must be travelling within the next three months due to:
  • a job opportunity
  • your own serious illness
  • the death of a family member
  • work related to your current job
  • the serious illness of a family member
Even if you qualify, we can’t guarantee we’ll process your application urgently or that you’ll get your PR card on time. See the current processing times for PR cards.
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I suspect that most choosing `work related to your current job' are simply taking a much needed vacation and `need to get back to Canada for work'.

Gotta love that last part about `no guarantee'...even if you qualify! LOL!

A couple reasons.
1. I didn't realize how long it could potentially take to renew and only caught on that I needed to get my application in just 3 months prior.
2. I travel very frequently for business and need to be on constant standby to travel outside of Canada at short notice. I provided a supporting letter from my company HR explaining this.

Hoping that I didn't screw up the application and it's being returned. I had to add in an extra page for trips outside of Canada. If is has been approved in a day I will be super happy and impressed.
 
A couple reasons.
1. I didn't realize how long it could potentially take to renew and only caught on that I needed to get my application in just 3 months prior.
2. I travel very frequently for business and need to be on constant standby to travel outside of Canada at short notice. I provided a supporting letter from my company HR explaining this.

Hoping that I didn't screw up the application and it's being returned. I had to add in an extra page for trips outside of Canada. If is has been approved in a day I will be super happy and impressed.

Why cut it close rather than apply early in advance (9 months before the expiry date)?
 
Very happy to report that I received my new card. From shipping of PR renewal application to new card in hand, 16 days.

I am very impressed. Now to start working on my citizenship application.