e-APR AOR March 2017 pool - join here
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There are different views on how processing time is calculated.
However, according to the CIC website it's 6 months 'from AoR to Decision Made'. Check out the following link:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=068&top=3
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So, Eventually, did you receive an email for additional documents? what kind documents they asked you? thanks
So, what do you mean "major system update"? and has this message removed from your status or not? Can you please tell me your status as well? thanks
Email CPC Ottawa and ask them but follow the email template to send so that you can get a response
Yes, you can be rejected if at any point IRCC learns you are inadmissible to Canada. Practically, there are no other "checkpoints" in the process for controlling this after PPR, so you can really only be rejected if you disclose information that would make you inadmissible (serious crimes, arrests, border control violations, etc). You will be asked statutory questions when you land, and at that time the officer will determine if you are still admissible.
They updated their system in June to apply some new rules about french bonus points in EE. During that update, this additional document part had some bugs. People usually saw their additional doc status being like they need more documents or they are reviewing the documents submitted. Actually, no document is required and no additional document is submitted for review.
Nope.
"From CIC Website
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/final.asp
Processing offices must undertake the following steps to finalize an e-application.
Right of Permanent Residence Fee
The Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) must be paid before an application can be finalized.
For more information on the RPRF, please refer to the program delivery instructions on Fee payment .
Passport request letter
Once an application has been approved and a final decision has been entered, the processing office must send the ‘Passport Request’ letter to the applicant through their MyCIC account.
Request for photos
Applicants and their accompanying dependents are required to submit electronic photos as part of their complete e-application. Applicants are asked to ensure that these photos conform with Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s (CIC’s) Permanent Resident Card Photo Specifications (PDF, 614.24 KB).
At this time, the electronic photos uploaded by applicants cannot be used for the permanent residence card; therefore, CIC will not reject an application as incomplete if the photos submitted do not comply with CIC’s prescribed photo specifications.
The ‘Passport Request’ letter, therefore, includes a request for hard copy photos. Applicants are instructed to mail these photos to CIC.
Request for passport
Applicants from visa-exempt countries
The ‘Passport Request’ letter instructs the applicant on how to send a photocopy of the bio data page of their passport and, if applicable, the bio data page of the passports of their accompanying spouse and dependent children.
Applicants from visa-required countries
The ‘Passport Request’ letter instructs the applicant on how to send their valid passport and, if applicable, the valid passports of their accompanying spouse and dependent children.
Permanent resident visas cannot be affixed to diplomatic, official or military passports."