PR card status on E-CAS was when I noticed the current home address was updated to my address in Canada and I scrolled till the end of the page and noticed there is another section with PR card status.Diplomatru said:That's very unusual to have e-CAS tracking. You are quite lucky.
That's strange. Mine was also past 83 processing days. Took me 12 minutes to reach an agent. She was extremely polite and I told her straight away that I called to enquire about my PR card's status and this is my first PR card as I am a new Permanent Resident. First, she checked the 83 days time by asking about landing date (mine is 87th day today) and then asked for my UCI, with all the usual security questions, she looked into my file. After putting me on hold for a minute, she told me that cards have been mailed. Even right now, my ECAS is not updated.traxton said:Called CIC today, waited 15minutes to get to an agent. Stupid f*cker once again refused to log in to my profile to check my status. Claims that even though I am past the 83 processing day mark since I landed, she has to add another 2 weeks to the processing time so she can only log into my profile to check after 83 + 14 days.
WHAT THE F*CKING F*CK IS WRONG WITH THESE LAZY PEOPLE.
Here's how my conversation went.XpressEnterprise said:That's strange. Mine was also past 83 processing days. Took me 12 minutes to reach an agent. She was extremely polite and I told her straight away that I called to enquire about my PR card's status and this is my first PR card as I am a new Permanent Resident. First, she checked the 83 days time by asking about landing date (mine is 87th day today) and then asked for my UCI, with all the usual security questions, she looked into my file. After putting me on hold for a minute, she told me that cards have been mailed. Even right now, my ECAS is not updated.
It shouldn't be an issue for CIC to log in and check status of file. It seems like there is some misinformation spread internally by CIC staff, or a curious case of under-trained staff.
Called again, got connected to Mark. Instantaneously checked my profile for me using UCI number. So my card has been put to production today but not mailed out yet. Don't know what that means but finally after 80+ days of waiting, some movement! Entire call took 5 mins, whilst the first call with that idiot Tiffany took 10mins. Goes to show that it'll be a lot faster if the agent just take your UCI number and log in your profile to give you an update rather than give excuses to brush off your requests.XpressEnterprise said:Try calling again and you might get lucky with someone nicer!
Well, I never thought things in Canada would be like this, but these things happen everywhere. Moral of the story : When it comes to CIC, never keep your expectations high.traxton said:Called again, got connected to Mark. Instantaneously checked my profile for me using UCI number. So my card has been put to production today but not mailed out yet. Don't know what that means but finally after 80+ days of waiting, some movement! Entire call took 5 mins, whilst the first call with that idiot Tiffany took 10mins. Goes to show that it'll be a lot faster if the agent just take your UCI number and log in your profile to give you an update.
And again this is proof that the agents you get when you call is like playing the jackpot. If you're unlucky, you'll get some dumbas* agent who refuses to log in to your profile.
You should have insisted on talking to the supervisor of the mofotraxton said:Called CIC today, waited 15minutes to get to an agent. Stupid f*cker once again refused to log in to my profile to check my status. Claims that even though I am past the 83 processing day mark since I landed, she has to add another 2 weeks to the processing time so she can only log into my profile to check after 83 + 14 days.
WHAT THE F*CKING F*CK IS WRONG WITH THESE LAZY PEOPLE.
IS IT SO PAINFUL TO GET MY UCI NUMBER AND LOG IN TO MY PROFILE.
WHAT THE F*CK ARE THEY DOING THEN, JUST ANSWERING CALLS AND READING SCRIPTED LINES.
Sweet, congrats to you too! Guess I will receive my card next week since I landed exactly a week after you did.XpressEnterprise said:Well, I never thought things in Canada would be like this, but these things happen everywhere. Moral of the story : When it comes to CIC, never keep your expectations high.
& congrats for the good news. It would take a week for your card to be mailed. I got mine mailed today.
Lol, I'd rather save time and energy by hanging up and calling back again in hopes that I get a more competent agent (which I did). So once again, if you get Tiffany, hang up immediately!Diplomatru said:You should have insisted on talking to the supervisor of the mofo
Thanks so much XpressXpressEnterprise said:Let me put it this way ... even if you own a private jet , you can land without a valid PR Card. Even if your friend is driving his own car, it is not a commercial vehicle.
A commercial vehicle is a vehicle which is used for carrying goods or fare-paying passengers. Private and rented vehicles can be used for crossing borders. The restriction of PR card in commercial vehicles is a restriction imposed by commercial vehicle companies itself. They won't let you board since you failed to produce valid travel document. In your private (or rented) vehicle, no one's going to ask anything. CIC always state that you need to check with your respective carrier what documents are required.