AOR - 30 Aug
BlL - 22 oct
P1 - 9th jan
P2 - 10th jan
Waiting for ecopr
Pvo - Edmonton
Svo- Montreal
PR confirmation portal timelines
- Thread starter iwantvisa
- Start date
BlL - 22 oct
P1 - 9th jan
P2 - 10th jan
Waiting for ecopr
Pvo - Edmonton
Svo- Montreal
Just got my eCOPR now
AoR - Jul 3rd
P1 - Nov 21st
P2 - Nov 29th
eCOPR - Jan 5th
AoR - Jul 3rd
P1 - Nov 21st
P2 - Nov 29th
eCOPR - Jan 5th
Congrats Mate!!! Can you please share your category, dependents and Visa office (if you know).
Thanks
ABserver-CA
Full Member
- Jan 25, 2025
- 31
- 27
- Category........
- CEC
- App. Filed.......
- 06-09-2024
- AOR Received.
- 06-09-2024
- Med's Done....
- 19-11-2024
Congratulations!!
That's matching exactly with my P1 & P2 dates, but your AOR is a bit older than mine i.e. Aug 20. Cheers!!
Short-story time
Here's a peek into how IRCC and/or the government deal with our applications.
My wife and dad were visiting me for the first time (dad on a visitor visa, wife on SOWP). I was also returning with them and had a valid work permit and visa. We had to wait in line for 5 hours because no visa officer was available to examine/interview everyone (there were over 50 people in the line). After a long wait, we were taken from the queue to another section of the airport and told to sit down for another hour. Then, at random, an office staff member (who obviously wasn't an immigration officer) took everyone's landing documents and passports, sat down in front of his computer, printed everyone's work/study permits, and handed them out like movie tickets. No document verifications, no checks, no questions, nothing.
Given the substantial backlog, I cannot imagine IRCC handling our applications in a more structured and streamlined manner. I'm sure many of you have had or haven't had a similar experience; perhaps my experience is influencing how I perceive things right now, but I'm sure the actual situation isn't too far off. No wonder January P2 applicants received their eCoPRs while others are still waiting.
Here's a peek into how IRCC and/or the government deal with our applications.
My wife and dad were visiting me for the first time (dad on a visitor visa, wife on SOWP). I was also returning with them and had a valid work permit and visa. We had to wait in line for 5 hours because no visa officer was available to examine/interview everyone (there were over 50 people in the line). After a long wait, we were taken from the queue to another section of the airport and told to sit down for another hour. Then, at random, an office staff member (who obviously wasn't an immigration officer) took everyone's landing documents and passports, sat down in front of his computer, printed everyone's work/study permits, and handed them out like movie tickets. No document verifications, no checks, no questions, nothing.
Given the substantial backlog, I cannot imagine IRCC handling our applications in a more structured and streamlined manner. I'm sure many of you have had or haven't had a similar experience; perhaps my experience is influencing how I perceive things right now, but I'm sure the actual situation isn't too far off. No wonder January P2 applicants received their eCoPRs while others are still waiting.
IRCC seems to be in a mess these days. After my P2, they asked my outland dependent to send their passport within 30 days. Once the passport arrived in Ottawa, we received an email stating that the principal applicant (PA) has not yet landed in Canada (I did not receive ecopr), and they are unable to print the COPR and visa for the dependent until the PA's status is confirmed. They also asked us to inform them once the PA is confirmed so they can proceed with the COPR issuance.
Why don’t they coordinate things properly? It’s such a waste of time for everyone involved.
Mine is july 27th - aor. Hope we both get it soon
There’s no pattern, so guessing is pointless.
I know two people who received their ITA in October 2024 and AOR in November 2024, and they got their eCOPR today.
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