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My card took about 3 business days to arrive. I am in New Brunswick, which makes it close to Sydney, NS, where they ship the cards from, I think. I dont think there is any way to track the cards. The envelope mine came in was one of those prepaid government envelopes, no stamp or tracking...

more or less. The website currently says 84 days for renewal and 92 for new cards. you can always check the latest numbers here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

Nice! Looks like both of ours were processed as part of the same batch then. Same AOR and approval dates. I actually never got a decision made notification at all. My application had no updates at all after AOR on Oct 25. This morning I received an email that my application status had been...

Here is my timeline: PR Renewal - Paper based Sent the application on Oct 4, 2022 Received on Oct 6, 2022 Started processing on Oct 25, 2022 Application approved on Dec 15, 2022 The card was mailed on Dec 15, 2022 When I sent my application, the website said that the average processing time...

The express entry system only registers months and not exact dates. Many others on the forum have also rejected ITAs because the system had awarded the points they werent entitled to. It is a common issue based on the fact that the system is not as accurate as it should be. That doesnt change...

Check here to see if you are eligible: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who-express.asp Also, before you can even create a profile, you will have to take a language test and have your foreign degree assessed. You will find all the information about that on the website.

Generally, both the language test and ECA have to be done before you create your profile, as they ask you to include WES report number when cating your profile.

Best of luck and hope you get some good news soon!

It is very important that any employment letter covers the majority of the main duties matching your NOC. iRCC seems to be very strict on that issue.

NOC has absolutely no impact on your CRS score as long as it is NOC 0, A or B. Only length of employment matters. Make sure that your choice of NOC matches the duties mentioned in your employment letter, that is the main thing.

Each provimce has different PNP streams and different requirements. The best thing you can do is look at each of their websites and read the requirements to see if you fit any of them.

Once you have done your landing but dont have PR card yet, you only have two options: Arrive by car via US and use copr or appy for PR travel document from the country you are staying in and use that to fly back to canada.

Attending an information session will allow you to send in EOI to NB PNP. However, you still have to have the 67 points required to apply. You wouldnt get an ITA from NB but if they allow you to apply and you get nominated by NB, that will add 600 points to your profile, which guarantees ITA...

From what i remember there is a separate button somewhere in My CIC to report technical issues. I think thats the best option. Cse is for changes to your profile, which isnt your problem. You can also try a couple different browss to see if it is an issue with your browser.

As long as they can provide you with a statement, post office should be no problem at all. Doesnt really matter where you have the funds, as long as you have a way of proving that you have them.

Very few job offers in job bank would ever be able to offer LmIA. Personally, i think the whole job bank needs to get a serious makeover to be of any use for EE. As it stands, the chances of jobbank really helping anybody with their EE application are slim. As mentioned above, you are much...

Since you already have PPR, the chance of refusal at this point is essentially 0, so I wouldnt worry about that. If you are unsure, just upload a passport copy and send the passport copy and photos and there wont be any issues. You made it through all the hard parts. Getting COPR is the easy part.

Exactly. 3 years already gets you maximum points. Anything beyond that will not add any points to your profile. Also, all foreign experience has to be within the last 10 years.

Yeah, that seems to hold true for about 80%+ of all applications. Still, there are plenty of people who end up waiting 8 or 9 months or more: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/those-who-waiting-express-entry-in-six-months-and-not-finalized-t317706.0.html

Your GCMS notes would have a section about your employment history and you would find the officer's remarks about whether or not they believe that you meet the criteria in that section and whether or not they accept the work experience you claimed points for. If you check the GCMS Notes...