Recent content by Leodoc

A difference of a few days is okay. My wife and I got our cards 4 days apart. Her PR card was issued 4 days after mine. If the difference is more, like in my daughter's case, it is a problem. My daughter's card was not received with other cards, so I called CIC and found out that that there was...

If you read this forum's earlier posts, you will see many similar cases. Based on those, I suggest attaching all the main documents you can... and don't take chances. No harm in sending more than required. So, attach CoPR, print of the email you received and of course IMM 5455. Good luck.

Your passport and CoPR are enough to get you in to Canada, but not on a flight. So I think it is wise to use your temporary visa to board a flight, provided the airline accepts it. Try asking the airline beforehand.

Hi, You don't need to fill any forms. The PR card application is automatically filed once you become a permanent resident, that is, upon landing. When you land, the border security officer takes the two copies of Confirmation of Permanent Residence (CoPR) from you. He/she will keep the copy...

I don't know if anyone can help you here. When are you planning to travel? If you have a few weeks, I suggest you keep on calling the call centre to update you. Sometimes you get an agent who would give you more information. Regarding validation, I read this before on this forum. If I remember...

I see. Hmm... Well, I can imagine what I'd have done. I'd not have taken chances and re-sent them the photos with the letter and all other documents.

Many people send photos without even receiving a re-submission letter. In their case, they receive the information from CIC Call Centre and find out that the case is pending new photos, so they send it to CIC. And it works. Try reading the older posts and you'd get the idea. Moreover, read the...

Just call CIC Call Centre and ask about the whereabouts of your card. In our case, which was a family of four landing together, received our cards on separate days.

There is only one eCAS. No matter how many different ways to log in to it (via application number, case no. UCI number etc), you always land on the same page. Some people did mention on the forum that they could actually track their PR Card processing through eCAS, but majority could not track...

Latest processing time is 54 days. Add a week for mailing. And keep checking the processing time on CIC website, it is updated weekly and may change drastically. In my case, it increased every week by 7 or 10 days. When I landed it was 43 days, and increased every week to 110 days. So keep checking.

My ECAS didn't show PR card application status.

I suggest you immediately call CIC call centre and explain your case. The same happened with my daughter's PR Card. After the case started to appear on ECAS, the first line was like your husband's. The second line said the decision was made. We received her card within a week of "decision made"...

The name and address of the photographer AND the date the photo was taken, have to be written at the back of one of the two photos that you have to send to CIC. I do not think if you take a soft image, anyone could write the date on when the photo was TAKEN or the image captured. It is not...

It has been more than six months that your husband landed and has not received his card, this is way beyond processing time. I suggest you call CIC Call Centre to find out what taking them so long.