September 2025 AOR

[iSaidGoodDay]

Congratulations! Interesting how some are getting it on gckey and others via e-mails.

That has always been the case if you go back and check the AOR threads. I used to post this in each AOR thread a year ago: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...d/threads/july-2024-aor.851220/#post-10874647

Some FAQs that most should know - I haven't updated it from a long time so a few things might be outdated now.

 

[SR23]

I got an GU on my GC key today. Nothing on the tracker

 

[Bravo2]

CEC
Dependent - Yes
AOE - 25 August

Biometric & Medical - 18 September
Completed - 19 September

Eligibility & background
Completed - 27 October

P1 - 29th October

 

[SoniaDeol]

CEC
Dependent - Yes
AOE - 25 August

Biometric & Medical - 18 September
Completed - 19 September

Eligibility & background
Completed - 27 October

P1 - 29th October

Congratulations buddy

 

[GenSL]

That has always been the case if you go back and check the AOR threads. I used to post this in each AOR thread a year ago: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...d/threads/july-2024-aor.851220/#post-10874647

Some FAQs that most should know - I haven't updated it from a long time so a few things might be outdated now.

Thank you for the explanation. Btw, do you have a post with things to get done within the first couple of weeks of landing?

 

[elchar]

In my case, I haven't received any update since my AOR. My timelines are:
- ITA: Aug 8 - French draw
- AOR: Sep 26

Hopefully, this doesn't take too long

 

[SR23]

ITA: July 7 EE PNP
AOR: September 3
BIL: September 13
Biometrics Updated: September 16
Meds passed: September 16

Eligibility completed: October 31
Background Verification: In Progress

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

Thank you for the explanation. Btw, do you have a post with things to get done within the first couple of weeks of landing?

I think I documented a few things like my own journey for getting a mortgage post landing. If I get time this week, I can certain create a master post for post-landing settlement for outland folks. Thanks for the idea!

 

[SoniaDeol]

they are processing Aug applications now, i guess we should except FDs mid to late November.

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

they are processing Aug applications now, i guess we should except FDs mid to late November.

It isn't FIFO, so that logic wouldn't work. There's a SLA of 6 months they try to honor, but the variance in individual applicant's complexity changes how you will get processed. The expectation of FDs/PPR/RFVs/Portal/etc should be based on where your individual application is in the context of processing.

 

[oop]

please has anyone gotten FD and not been issued RFV? I'm getting worried

 

[oop]

Yea, I was surprised..

were you notified before you saw the RFV on your mail? I got FD since thursday last week but no RFV or PPR

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

were you notified before you saw the RFV on your mail? I got FD since thursday last week but no RFV or PPR

RFV is manually triggered by your case processing agent. FD is just a workflow glitch that isn't supposed to even show up. It is a broken workflow. FD doesn't mean "approved" all the time - if you file GCMS/CBSA notes, you often see that the FD date usually correlates with "needs a final review to be approved" <- this is where your case processing agent goes in, sees if everything is okay or the loop needs to re-run, if they are satisfied and your queue (alleged) position is to "issue approval" -> you get your RFV/PPR. Hence the reason why some people get their RFV/PPR months after seeing the FD date.

 

[oop]

RFV is manually triggered by your case processing agent. FD is just a workflow glitch that isn't supposed to even show up. It is a broken workflow. FD doesn't mean "approved" all the time - if you file GCMS/CBSA notes, you often see that the FD date usually correlates with "needs a final review to be approved" <- this is where your case processing agent goes in, sees if everything is okay or the loop needs to re-run, if they are satisfied and your queue (alleged) position is to "issue approval" -> you get your RFV/PPR. Hence the reason why some people get their RFV/PPR months after seeing the FD date.

They can still deny even after I’ve received COPR document number is on my tracker?

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

They can still deny even after I’ve received COPR document number is on my tracker?

I assume this question is coming from a state of anxiety. Yes, they can issue a PFL after visible CoPR number, portal/RFV/PPR OR even before eCoPR was issued or before you even land - that's a bit rare, but we've have only seen that coming in from people who have faked documents, were trying to skip through misrep (remember the infamous "non-accompanying spouse" abuse for higher CRS?), etc.

It is very very rare for that to happen.