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Did you land in Calgary ?

I agree fingers crossed !!! Our timeline to include PR card would be 14 months, honestly the card was the only quick thing that happened for us

He can use his passport.

No just the principal applicant. Congrats !

Hubby landed in Calgary Oct 16 had his card around the 8-10 of November ( we didn't check the mail as we didn't expect it that soon )

I don't know the specific answer but being a PR doesn't change the visa requirements to other countries so as a US passport holder she would have to follow the guidelines for the US to whatever country you would be visiting. My hubby's PR card came in just over two weeks, for some reason...

That's normal the online tool usually doesn't change for some reason. If your side of ECAS says decision made then all you are waiting for is your landing appointment.

Yes once they approve the sponsor it will show as decision made for that application, then AIP for the PA then after that will come DM for the PA. Ours was about three weeks different as I said. Each case has different things that may cause a delay in the DM status to occur for the PA. For us...

They send you an email. However if you just passed your medical it takes a few months after that. Ours was about 5 months or so before we got any approvals happening.

You need a valid passport to be in Canada if you are not Canadian or a PR.

Yes you need to take your passport to your landing appointment, it states that in the landing letter.

It depends on which office is contacting you, they are all different.

Congratulations ! It means you are now waiting for your landing appointment. The timing is dependent on which office you are going to be landing at. We got ours as soon as we got DM for three weeks away. Others wait much longer ( like Vancouver for example ).

We got SA, AIP, and DM for sponsor at the 12 month mark nearly to the day. Final DM for my spouse (applicant) was three weeks and one day later.

Inland applications all the letters come at the end of processing.

It can be a few hours or a few weeks just depends on your application.

You're still within the 12 month time frame, some just are lucky to get through quicker. We were very straight forward and went over processing time for no reason at all.

Says something like the processing your application has been completed please attend " whichever office" at "whatever time listed" with the documents they specify. Usually any OWP/visas etc you have, your passport, your sponsor with ID, two photos for the PR card and the receipt for the fees you...

You need your PR card to re-enter Canada. You can apply in your country for a permanent resident travel document but that can take a few weeks. They won't let you on the plane as you require an ETA, which becomes void once you are a PR, or the card.

They reply to the MP with the same urgency as they reply to us. We had our answer from the MP in about three weeks or so.