none IRCC will send your PR Card automatically, they will message you in case your Passport photo is not accepted.
PR confirmation portal timelines
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Nnamz
Member
- Feb 14, 2025
- 14
- 21
- NOC Code......
- 42201
- AOR Received.
- 07-09-2024
- Med's Done....
- 22-10-2024
- LANDED..........
- 07-01-2025
It amazes me how this eCOPR approval is so random and there is no timeline. Some get theirs in 5 days. I have seen people who got theirs the next day. And some, well, 3 months and the coming of Jesus Christ
IRCC wants to close the EE profiles under 6 to 8 months from AOR and for Non EE this can take from 1 year to 2 years, these people probably have older AOR that's why they received Ecopr very fast after their P2. At the end your P1, P2 date doesn't matter only AOR date matters.
Nnamz
Member
- Feb 14, 2025
- 14
- 21
- NOC Code......
- 42201
- AOR Received.
- 07-09-2024
- Med's Done....
- 22-10-2024
- LANDED..........
- 07-01-2025
I guess then I should focus on the AOR and not P2 when people post the good news of their eCOPR. My AOR is 7th September
yeah I understand we all should mention our AOR dates as well along with p1,p2 dates but in my case IRCC took 5 months from AOR(May 26) to issue ECOPR and overall in 6 months from AOR I received my PR Card.
Nnamz
Member
- Feb 14, 2025
- 14
- 21
- NOC Code......
- 42201
- AOR Received.
- 07-09-2024
- Med's Done....
- 22-10-2024
- LANDED..........
- 07-01-2025
Now that I think about it, I got my P1 on 7th January, exactly 4 months from my AOR. Maybe that does not mean anything but I thought it was worth mentioning LOL.
Looking back at people who got their eCOPR 4 days later, their AOR is wayyy longer than mine. So I guess you are right that it does not matter the timeline from P2 to eCOPR, but the overall length of time it takes you to get the eCOPR.
Cheers.
Looking back at people who got their eCOPR 4 days later, their AOR is wayyy longer than mine. So I guess you are right that it does not matter the timeline from P2 to eCOPR, but the overall length of time it takes you to get the eCOPR.
Cheers.
yeah I know everyone here is mentioning only their P1,P2 and ECOPR Date but no AOR date, this makes people who are either new to this forum or who have been waiting for their ECOPR from 1 month or 2 months from their p2 date feel like IRCC is not doing their job properly but it is clearly mentioned on the Canadian Immigration website that the processing time starts from the AOR date and can take 6 to 8 months for EE and close to 2 years for Non EE.
check Nov 2024 AOR. Someone with a similar timeline as me got his ECOPR two weeks ago.
There’s no pattern. It’s just luck I guess.
Agreed I think it’s based on AOR. but there are still some with later AOR than me in the same stream that have gotten theirs already. So it just depends I guess. I’m on my 6th month from AOR for EE CEC. Praying I don’t have to wait 8 months since online the processing time still says 5 months. Really praying next week is my week. I need a miracle.
ITA-Sep 19
Aor-Oct 2
P1/P2-Jan 3, 2025
Ecopr-Waiting CEC EE Inland
When should I expect ecopr so that I can stop checking my email every 2 seconds along with this portal updates and FB post.
Aor-Oct 2
P1/P2-Jan 3, 2025
Ecopr-Waiting CEC EE Inland
When should I expect ecopr so that I can stop checking my email every 2 seconds along with this portal updates and FB post.
I wanna say two weeks from now.
But no one knows how IRCC pattern works. So why not this Monday?
Well that's being too optimistic but that's all we can do....keep our hopes up and predicting the unpredictable
Nnamz
Member
- Feb 14, 2025
- 14
- 21
- NOC Code......
- 42201
- AOR Received.
- 07-09-2024
- Med's Done....
- 22-10-2024
- LANDED..........
- 07-01-2025
I am not sure about all the acronyms being used here but here is our situation/timeline.
My spouse applied for PR from Country X in Asia in mid June, 2023.
Country X visa office totally screwed up the application which should have been approved in about late June, 2024.
As soon as we received the refusal letter, we appeal it the same day via IAD (Immigration Appeal Division) and thank God for IAD.
We had such a strong case that the Minister's Counsel agreed with us after only 25 min in the Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference which was initially scheduled for 90 min.
Not only did this caused us unnecessary stress and frustration, we wasted a lot of time dealing with this plus it directly and indirectly cost us $.
Direct costs included extra visitor record ($100) and medical exam (about $350). My spouse arrived in Canada on visitor visa and stayed in Canada while going through the PR application process.
P1 - first email asking basic info Feb 12. Replied within a couple of hours.
P2 - second email asking current mailing address and photo Feb 13. Replied within a couple of hours.
Now waiting for eCOPR.
Questions:
1) From what I have read here, eCOPR could roughly take 3 weeks to 3 months. Has anybody received P2 1 day after P1? I am hoping this is a good sign and that we will get eCOPR sooner rather than later.
2) In my spouse's status tracker, we noticed on Jan 27 that it showed COPR details with a document number TXXXXXXXXX and an expiry date of Jan 20, 2026. It states "When you’re approved for permanent residence in Canada, you'll get a Confirmation of Permanent Residence document. Below are details about this document."
So since we have a COPR document number, may I assume the PR was finally approved and COPR was issued Jan 20, 2025 (since expiry is Jan 20, 2026)?
Is the COPR document number from Status Tracker the same as the eCOPR number?
Has anyone seen COPR details in their status tracker prior to receiving P1 and P2 emails?
My MP is aware of our situation and has made inquiry with IRCC. Not sure what if any help the MP office managed to do for us.
My spouse wants to renew her US visitor visa and has to do it by mid April, 2025 (due to recent change in renewal deadline).
It is impossible for her to renew it until she becomes PR in Canada.
If we don't get the eCOPR by early April, maybe we will just tell USA visa office that she has been approved for PR and give them her Status Tracker COPR document number?
3) Country X visa office made some incredible obvious mistakes. The entire PR application process for us was very inefficient. Somebody very high up at IRCC needs to fix this so others don't have to go through what we went through. If IRCC did things properly, I am sure PR applications can be processed a lot quicker. Sending in a complaint online likely will go nowhere. Any suggestions how I can bring my concerns and feedback to IRCC so that something will actually be done?
4) I see some people post which office processed or sent their eCOPR. Would one know before eCOPR is received or is it only shown on the eCOPR?
My spouse applied for PR from Country X in Asia in mid June, 2023.
Country X visa office totally screwed up the application which should have been approved in about late June, 2024.
As soon as we received the refusal letter, we appeal it the same day via IAD (Immigration Appeal Division) and thank God for IAD.
We had such a strong case that the Minister's Counsel agreed with us after only 25 min in the Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference which was initially scheduled for 90 min.
Not only did this caused us unnecessary stress and frustration, we wasted a lot of time dealing with this plus it directly and indirectly cost us $.
Direct costs included extra visitor record ($100) and medical exam (about $350). My spouse arrived in Canada on visitor visa and stayed in Canada while going through the PR application process.
P1 - first email asking basic info Feb 12. Replied within a couple of hours.
P2 - second email asking current mailing address and photo Feb 13. Replied within a couple of hours.
Now waiting for eCOPR.
Questions:
1) From what I have read here, eCOPR could roughly take 3 weeks to 3 months. Has anybody received P2 1 day after P1? I am hoping this is a good sign and that we will get eCOPR sooner rather than later.
2) In my spouse's status tracker, we noticed on Jan 27 that it showed COPR details with a document number TXXXXXXXXX and an expiry date of Jan 20, 2026. It states "When you’re approved for permanent residence in Canada, you'll get a Confirmation of Permanent Residence document. Below are details about this document."
So since we have a COPR document number, may I assume the PR was finally approved and COPR was issued Jan 20, 2025 (since expiry is Jan 20, 2026)?
Is the COPR document number from Status Tracker the same as the eCOPR number?
Has anyone seen COPR details in their status tracker prior to receiving P1 and P2 emails?
My MP is aware of our situation and has made inquiry with IRCC. Not sure what if any help the MP office managed to do for us.
My spouse wants to renew her US visitor visa and has to do it by mid April, 2025 (due to recent change in renewal deadline).
It is impossible for her to renew it until she becomes PR in Canada.
If we don't get the eCOPR by early April, maybe we will just tell USA visa office that she has been approved for PR and give them her Status Tracker COPR document number?
3) Country X visa office made some incredible obvious mistakes. The entire PR application process for us was very inefficient. Somebody very high up at IRCC needs to fix this so others don't have to go through what we went through. If IRCC did things properly, I am sure PR applications can be processed a lot quicker. Sending in a complaint online likely will go nowhere. Any suggestions how I can bring my concerns and feedback to IRCC so that something will actually be done?
4) I see some people post which office processed or sent their eCOPR. Would one know before eCOPR is received or is it only shown on the eCOPR?
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1. it is possible to receive ECOPR 1 day after getting p2 but that is extremely rare and most of this depends on your AOR date, the close you are to 6,7 or 8 months from your AOR date, the faster you will receive ECOPR( this is only for EE applications and for Non EE the timeline is much higher)
2. your COPR expiry date in the tracker is usually close to the date IRCC received your medical, in my case IRCC received my medical on Jul 31, 2024 hence my copr expiry date was Jul 31, 2025 and that is probably the same in your case and this is the same process for everyone and yes everyone receive it before their P1 email.
3. IRCC have millions of applications pending I just read that by the end of Dec 2024, IRCC had 22 Million Visitor applications pending so you can imagine the workload they have and at the end the way Canadian Immigration is going they could care less how you feel about the way they work, right now it's take it or leave it situation in Canadian Immigration.
4. Your ECOPR issuing office will be mentioned on your ECOPR but I think you can check the email and find out from which office you received those details or sometimes it is written at the bottom of the email and if you still don't find it then the only way is to call IRCC and ask them or wait for your Ecopr.
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