2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

[Odin90210]

Yes exactly, dont listen to these false claims, it will take good time to get pr for us

You will get exactly what you wish yourself, if you believe your own PR will take 10yrs. Then it will take that long. Good luck!

 

[olawumi2005]

Hello. I just received medical request and biometric for my spouse and my 2 kids outside in Canada

 

[hinhaj]

Hello. I just received medical request and biometric for my spouse and my 2 kids outside in Canada

Thats good ircc getting fast day by day

 

[Gusmcr]

Yes exactly, dont listen to these false claims, it will take good time to get pr for us

Sorry, but your beliefs are not the point of this thread. Don't be toxic please.

 

[khalidmajid786]

Hello my people. I just received biometric request from ircc now

same here!!

 

[Odin90210]

same here!!

I’m patiently waiting for the username @hinhaj to receive his own request so we throw a party on this thread.

 

[khalidmajid786]

Hey everyone,

My dad received a Biometric and Medical Exam request letter today.

Timeline:
Submitted - Apr 29, 2025
Temp AOR (XG###) - July 28, 2025
Permanent AOR (G###) - Nov 26, 2025
Email received to submit documents if any updates or changes - 1 Jun 2026
BIL request - Jun 24, 2026
Medical Exam request - Jun 24, 2026

same timeline i got bio letter on 20th

 

[khalidmajid786]

ppl getting bil and pcc request in bulks!!

 

[hinhaj]

ppl getting bil and pcc request in bulks!!

Which month ?

 

[hinhaj]

I’m patiently waiting for the username @hinhaj to receive his own request so we throw a party on this thread.

What are you waiting for ?

 

[khalidmajid786]

Which month ?

Ppl submitted in 2025 are progressing at same time regardless of month

 

[TSSA]

ppl getting bil and pcc request in bulks!!

I haven't received mine. Submitted in May 2025

 

[Ta-tasunta]

Hi everyone,

I’m hoping to get some clarity on how to respond to the document submission checklist request we recently received. I've been hearing mixed opinions, and I want to make sure I'm handling it correctly.

One point of confusion is whether this request includes a police certificate from my spouse's home country. Some friends have suggested that it does, but I don’t believe that's the case. The letter clearly states:

"This letter refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada under the Protected Persons class. … This request applies to you and any family members included in your application, who have Convention Refugee or Protected Person status in Canada. Note: If applicable, a similar request will be sent to your family members who are included in your application who do not have status as a Convention Refugee or a Protected Person in Canada."

Based on this, my understanding is that since my spouse does not hold Convention Refugee or Protected Person status, this specific request does not apply to her unless she receives a separate one. Could anyone confirm if this interpretation is correct?

Additionally, I’m wondering whether I should resubmit any documents if I have traveled since the initial submission, as my personal details may have changed. Would that be necessary or advisable?

I would really appreciate any guidance or experiences you can share.
Thanks in advance!

 

[ALI-26]

Lol yup, I’m guessing I was supposed to receive it a while back, in November 2025 cause they reached out to me asking me to fix some missing information on a form which I fixed and submitted the next day, and when they did respond back in April 2026 I got my AOR. The messed up form delayed my AOR by months it seemed. But anyways after AOR everything started to speed up, got BIL and everything changed from not started to in progress expected security.

Ah oki its make sense i appled 8 October 2025 and recived xg number 19 December 2025 and still no AOR or additional request.single applicant and live in Calgary

 

[Odin90210]

Hi everyone,

I’m hoping to get some clarity on how to respond to the document submission checklist request we recently received. I've been hearing mixed opinions, and I want to make sure I'm handling it correctly.

One point of confusion is whether this request includes a police certificate from my spouse's home country. Some friends have suggested that it does, but I don’t believe that's the case. The letter clearly states:

"This letter refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada under the Protected Persons class. … This request applies to you and any family members included in your application, who have Convention Refugee or Protected Person status in Canada. Note: If applicable, a similar request will be sent to your family members who are included in your application who do not have status as a Convention Refugee or a Protected Person in Canada."

Based on this, my understanding is that since my spouse does not hold Convention Refugee or Protected Person status, this specific request does not apply to her unless she receives a separate one. Could anyone confirm if this interpretation is correct?

Additionally, I’m wondering whether I should resubmit any documents if I have traveled since the initial submission, as my personal details may have changed. Would that be necessary or advisable?

I would really appreciate any guidance or experiences you can share.
Thanks in advance!

Your wife needs to provide a police certificate. It is required. She is NOT a protected person, you’re the convention refugee.

If you have traveled since you got your RTD you should include the dates and location you went through. I’ve also traveled and included the dates in my form. No issues. Currently waiting for my Ecopr. Good luck!