Will do !I have the same exact timeline! Plz keep me posted & I will do the same
2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)
- Thread starter jinglebell0123
- Start date
I am not sure what is going on tbh, my file should be simple. No dependent, I did not live any other country. I only visited other countries as a tourist during my temporary residency in Canada. Not sure whether it can affect the process. Before the one time inititiave I connected with our city’s MP. He said IRCC will issue my PR around June 2026. I hope we’ll receive good news before June.
According to the last update for processing time , Right know , it shows that about one month is left but I am not sure what will happen next month .
Today I received my ATIP mail. I applied for it on March 16th and it reached me today, March 30th
AOR Received - September 12, 2023
Biometrics - Done - January 12, 2024
Medical - Passed - January 11, 2024
Criminality - Passed - January 12, 2024
Info Sharing - Complete - January 13, 2024
Security - Not Started - opened January 11, 2024 — still pending
Eligibility - Passed - January 17, 2025
Medical - Expired - October 25, 2024 — Reassessed and renewed by Ottawa HMB, new certificate issued December 20, 2024, valid until February 1, 2026
No final decision yet
AOR Received - September 12, 2023
Biometrics - Done - January 12, 2024
Medical - Passed - January 11, 2024
Criminality - Passed - January 12, 2024
Info Sharing - Complete - January 13, 2024
Security - Not Started - opened January 11, 2024 — still pending
Eligibility - Passed - January 17, 2025
Medical - Expired - October 25, 2024 — Reassessed and renewed by Ottawa HMB, new certificate issued December 20, 2024, valid until February 1, 2026
No final decision yet
April 24th 2023, still nothing, let's just all keep our hopes high for the month of April, I have a feeling that starting next week thousands of 2023 applications are gonna get their p1. Fingers crossed
If you are already a protected person
This is a very different situation from a new claimant.
If you have already been officially recognized as a protected person in Canada (by the IRB or through PRRA), then you are generally NOT affected by these new ineligibility rules. How ever situations that could affect your PR including serious criminal issues & misrepresentation.