i have been waiting for too many weeks and days too... everyday i check my mail hoping to find my card... but it's never there... i need it to tranvel in the summer... i wonder how they think!! three months for printing a piece of paper!!!!!!!!!!!!Nasdi said:we're tuesday, WHERES MY PR CARD !
It's actually plastic, not paper.maza said:i have been waiting for too many weeks and days too... everyday i check my mail hoping to find my card... but it's never there... i need it to tranvel in the summer... i wonder how they think!! three months for printing a piece of paper!!!!!!!!!!!!
Landed on March 1. Still neither PR card nor any sign of it!! ECAS or otherwise.Mike1981 said:Anybody who landed on March and received PR Card?!?!
Spreadsheet makes me nervous!!
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I am on the same boat as you. Each time we reach the processing time shown on CIC page, they increase the number. I bet they'll do the same anytime now!ghatot201 said:Landed on March 1. Still neither PR card nor any sign of it!! ECAS or otherwise.
We have passed the processing time by 2 days now. And you know what bugs me more? If you call CIC, they ask you to wait 2 weeks before they can initiate/trigger a response. Does not help!!ferna said:I am on the same boat as you. Each time we reach the processing time shown on CIC page, they increase the number. I bet they'll do the same anytime now!
what's all the fuss about, you can still travel without the pr card, just bring your COPR and stamp in your passport with you so you can show them when you re-enter, they will look you up in the system. They can't legally refuse a permanent resident entry into Canada!maza said:i need it to tranvel in the summer...
Some commercial carriers require a visa to let you board a plane, bus or ferry. And the CPR is not considered a travelzenith9 said:what's all the fuss about, you can still travel without the pr card, just bring your COPR and stamp in your passport with you so you can show them when you re-enter, they will look you up in the system. They can't legally refuse a permanent resident entry into Canada!
iam_toby said:Some commercial carriers require a visa to let you board a plane, bus or ferry. And the CPR is not considered a travel
document and they might refuse you. The problem is not the CBSA or CIC, it's the carrier or the country you're leaving
if they check your visa.
Told you man! They just keep doing this to us :-\ghatot201 said:85 days now
I guess we are the unlucky ones as most of those who landed before march, late feb have got their PR cards.ferna said:Told you man! They just keep doing this to us :-\