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  1. appwarez

    2025 PR Application Timeline

    There is important point: Montreal handling your file doesn't necessarily mean Montreal will take as long as a Quebec-resident application. IRCC says applications are automatically considered under that initiative based on available space.
  2. appwarez

    2026 PR application timeline

    And this is particularly relevant to the discussion about 2026 applicants. The current wording does not say “only applications submitted by August 15, 2025.” It says applications are automatically considered based on available space.
  3. appwarez

    2024 PR Application timeline

    Principal eCoPR - Aug 12 Final Decesion - Aug 19 Review of eligibility - Aug 27 Card mailed on -Aug 26 Dependant 1 eCoPR - Aug 12 Final Decesion - Aug 18 Review of eligibility - Aug 27 Card mailed on - Aug 27 Dependant 2 eCoPR - Aug 12 Final Decesion - Aug 18 PR Portal Address - Confirmed...
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    One useful piece of information from that call: your eCOPR is being handled by the Montreal office. Montreal can issue the eCOPR before 60 days. That's actually useful because if several August 6 applicants assigned to Montreal are still waiting, it strongly suggests Montreal has a backlog/batch...
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    2026 P1 - P2 to Ecopr Protected Person

    Since you said you received P1 last week and already replied, I would leave it as it is and wait for the next step (P2/eCOPR).
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    2026 ecoRP to PR card timeline for protected person.

    Principal eCoPR - Aug 12 Final Decesion - Aug 19 Review of eligibility - Aug 27 Card mailed on -Aug 26 Dependant 1 eCoPR - Aug 12 Final Decesion - Aug 18 Review of eligibility - Aug 27 Card mailed on - Aug 27...
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    CBSA Security Screening Processing Time

    There are two competing aspects in your situation and lawyer may recommend sending a formal demand letter first, rather than immediately filing the court application. Not just a regular immigration consultant. You want someone who actually handles Federal Court immigration Mandamus applications.
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    2026 P1 - P2 to Ecopr Protected Person

    I received my P1 email, then 4 days later I received my P2 email, and another 4 days later, I received my eCoPR.
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    Short-Hearing Experience

    I agree with your reasoning, especially about the distinction between a file being active and actually being considered less complex. I would also consider the possibility that the applicant’s background/security checks have taken longer than usual.
  10. appwarez

    2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

    Your PR process has not even reached two years yet, but ours has already gone well beyond two years. Hopefully, everyone waiting gets their PR finalized soon. Wishing you success with the rest of your process! .
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    Refugee/Asylum Claimants 2025 Timelines

    The security-screening instructions say that when confirmation hasn't been received by six months from referral, the RPD will normally proceed to schedule/hear the claim unless CBSA obtains a delay. The current Less Complex Claims Instructions expressly provide for both file review and short...
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    Short-Hearing Experience

    That reasoning is broadly sound, but I would make one important distinction. If the claim has been pending since September 2023, and there was contact from the IRB this summer, that suggests the file is still active rather than forgotten. However, “less complex” does not guarantee a paper-based...
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    2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

    The interesting part is that once your Final Decision was made, the portal/eCOPR process moved quite quickly. The longest part was the substantive PR processing before Final Decision. Wishing you and your family all the best in this new chapter of your life in Canada.
  14. appwarez

    Short-Hearing Experience

    The important point is that “less complex” does not automatically mean no hearing. IRB can still schedule a short hearing, a regular hearing, or in some circumstances make a decision based on the written record. Since September 2023, so I would consider it reasonable for your lawyer to make...
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    PR Application (Protected Person Class)

    One important point is that Quebec cases can be affected by the separate Quebec immigration framework and allocation of admissions, while IRCC remains responsible for processing the federal PR application. Specially for a Protected Person PR application from Quebec.
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    2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

    If the form has separate fields or dropdowns for different application-number formats/categories, choose the category that corresponds to the first character (G) of your application number, then enter the remaining numbers.
  17. appwarez

    Refugee/Asylum Claimants 2023 Timeline

    Quebec is genuinely much slower right now, Based on IRCC's current inventory, your application may take approximately this additional time. There can be internal processing after a file review, including officer review, security/admissibility checks, quality assurance, or waiting for the next...
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    My experience using refugee travel document to Japan

    Well said. Even though the automated machines are well designed and can verify travel documents from many countries, the Canadian RTD may simply not be one of the documents supported by the system. If the relevant passport number is entered into the system, the authorities can still check...
  19. appwarez

    2022 PR application timeline

    The marriage can cause some additional processing, but it does not automatically mean your application will be delayed for a long time. I think IRCC has to add/update your spouse's information and complete whatever checks are required for her before finalizing your file.
  20. appwarez

    2025 PR Application Timeline (Protected Person)

    Shown on your IRCC correspondence