2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

[canuck78]

wow!!! thanks for the details. Appreciate it

This isn’t relevant because he didn’t apply via PGP.

 

[olawumi2005]

This isn’t relevant because he didn’t apply via PGP.

I received temporary number for them today it's stated with XG

 

[summer salmon]

I received temporary number for them today it's stated with XG

I did receive for my dad too.. seems like our timeline about the same

 

[canuck78]

I received temporary number for them today it's stated with XG

Ok but so what? There was no need to get the temporary number. You will eventually get AOR and the hear very little from IRCC for likely around 3 years while your PR application waits in a queue. This is a very long process that mostly involves waiting in line. Your best option is work, find some hobbies, make some friends, etc. and not obsess about the PR application knowing how long it will take to process which mostly involves waiting with no movement in your file. If you try to obsess like you are now you will drive yourself nuts.

 

[canuck78]

I did receive for my dad too.. seems like our timeline about the same

Same comment there was not need to get the temporary #. You’ll receive AOR and then best to basically ignore PR process because this is a very long process where most of the time you are waiting in line and nothing will change on your file. You may not hear from IRCC for years. Check online every month if you want and check your email regularly which most do anyways but there is no need to monitor it more than that. Processing is around 3 years outside Quebec but may get longer.

 

[olawumi2005]

As per IRCC, “your application is still undergoing completeness check and is yet to be assigned to an officer”. So no, until you get an AOR, your application is pending.
[/QUOTE did u receive aor form them

 

[canuck78]

Wait it will happen eventually. Processing is years so this is not a fast process and there are very long periods of time when nothing happens which is perfectly normal you are in a queue. Most don’t call and get a temporary number they just wait and they eventually get AOR. This typically takes months. IRCC processes a large volume of applications so you do not get immediate processing you spend the majority of your time waiting for your turn.

 

[ts2023]

I did try link my application to my cic account. Its not work. I can't access my application on the prson portal. Where can I find detailed information about the application?

 

[canuck78]

I did try link my application to my cic account. Its not work. I can't access my application on the prson portal. Where can I find detailed information about the application?

You need to receive AOR first then you can access the portal

 

[ts2023]

You need to receive AOR first then you can access the portal

How long does it take on average? For AOR

 

[canuck78]

How long does it take on average? For AOR

Huge variability but typically months.

 

[DomA7]

I received temporary number for them today it's stated with XG

this is a good sign later on it will start only with G soon and then they will start working on your application. Goodluck

 

[canuck78]

this is a good sign later on it will start only with G soon and then they will start working on your application. Goodluck

Yes and no. Processing will likely be around 3 years so minimal work actually happens for quite some time.

 

[ohaurela]

Yes and no. Processing will likely be around 3 years so minimal work actually happens for quite some time.

Dude shut the fuck up.

 

[ohaurela]

this is a good sign later on it will start only with G soon and then they will start working on your application. Goodluck

Its a really good sign. Now you have an application number. Dont listen to this jobless idiot canyuck.