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    Ecopr to PR card timeline 2025

    Sharing my timeline eCOPR: Aug 1 GU1: Sep 25 Later that day the Canada Post strike was announced GU1 #2: Oct 22 For some reason, I had a second GU1 on my GCKey account. Never heard of this before. GU2: Oct 27 My card was finally mailed today.
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    PR Card Delivery / PRRD

    Technically you don't have a PR card. You can apply for PRTD.
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    First PR card stuck after FD, Canada post strike

    It was normally taking 1-2 days between GU1 (the final decision message) and GU2 (PR card mailed), but they stopped sending GU2's since the start of the strike.
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    Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

    Between 1 and 14 days on average.
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    Ecopr to PR card timeline 2025

    Is this new Canada Post strike going to affect PR card deliveries?
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    Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

    If they had already started processing your application, they won't.
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    Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

    No need to, they'll do it for you once you get eCOPR.
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    It is Approved?!

    PPR is normally an indication of approval. I guess the only reason that your visa would be denied after PPR is if you submitted wrong information (like an altered picture of your passport) that doesn't match the original passport.
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    Finally received eCoPR!

    Congratulations!
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    PRTD or wait for PR card

    You are right, PRTD is our safest option. It's already Friday so I guess we'll wait until Monday. It's too late to send the passport today anyways. If I don't have any updates by noon on Monday, we'll submit the passport for PRTD. Thanks. Thank you! Came in as a student in 2021, started OINP in...
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    PRTD or wait for PR card

    Original return date is September 24th, but with flexibility to extend it.
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    PRTD or wait for PR card

    My spouse and I received our eCoPR on August 1st. She had a flight booked for early September, so she left, and I stayed in Canada to wait for our PR cards so I could mail it to her abroad. Canada's website says the processing time is 36 days, but it has been 42 days and we haven't heard any...
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    Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

    You can check it yourself: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html Select - Economic immigration - Provincial Nominees - Express entry: No - Applied: yes - Year and month of your application
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    PNP Nomination after EE Invitation to Apply

    You can apply to both, one won't affect the other one. I've seen many people doing this. You'll just have to pay twice. Once one is approved, withdraw the other one. EE (if approved) should be way faster than PNP.
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    Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

    This is a generic letter, called PAL or pre-arrival services. They usually send it a few weeks/months after AOR.
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