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Hi, I think this is the best solution so far: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/copr-details-in-application-status-tracker.789316/post-10459715 Test it first to see if it works for you.

Yes, passport needs to be valid at least 6 months when COPR is issued.

Yes, they will use your medical’s expiry. Better redo them - they shouldn’t issue COPRs to you unless medicals are valid another 6 months for both you and spouse - so you’ll likely receive a request to redo them when they open your file for a check. It also can happen that they’ll prolong your...

Nr is always +1-888-242-2100 Closing my timeline AOR initial PR Card: 20-Jun-23 Pictures refused / Updated address via IRCC phone support: 13-Jul-23 (23 days since AOR) New pictures received by IRCC via post mail: 25-Jul-23 (35 days since AOR) Pictures approved: 10-Aug-23 (51 days since AOR...

My timeline. AOR initial PR Card: 20-Jun-23 Pictures refused / Updated address via IRCC phone support: 13-Jul-23 (23 days since AOR) New pictures received by IRCC via post mail: 25-Jul-23 (35 days since AOR) Pictures approved: 10-Aug-23 (51 days since AOR, 16 days since pictures were received)

About 40 days from the day pictures were received to receive answer if photos are accepted. check:https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/pr-card-photos-rejected.354934/page-15

IRCC phone support said they’re processing pictures received in first 2 weeks of July now. So it basically should take about 40 days to get a reply if new pictures are approved from the date they were received by IRCC.

My timeline. AOR initial PR Card: 20-Jun-23 Pictures refused / Updated address via IRCC phone support: 13-Jul-23 (23 days since AOR) New pictures received by IRCC via post mail: 25-Jul-23 (35 days since AOR) Now it’s 42 days, no update. They don’t respond to webforms and since this week’s...

Saw that this thread is used mainly by those with refused pictures. My timeline. AOR initial PR Card: 20-Jun-23 Pictures refused / Updated address via IRCC phone support: 13-Jul-23 (23 days since AOR) New pictures received via post mail: 25-Jul-23 (35 days since AOR) Now it’s 41 days, no...

Addition of spouse restarts the process - COPR is cancelled and the checks for spouse start from scratch. You can either wait for spouse to be processed and get new COPRs together (give it 1 year timeline) or go with current COPR alone (if it’s valid) and explain to IRCC why you are going alone...

Sharing my experience as FSW-O First PR card issue: FSW-O CPC Sydney, NC Landed / PR card applications linked on GCKey account: 20-Jun-23 GU1 on GCKey: “Final decision - In progress” : 11-Jul-23 (21 days since AOR, which means that pictures got approved and card printing was ordered) GU2 on...

Apparently you need to call IRCC, because 1 month later the phone support claims that they missed the address, despite that I sent it via webform on 20-Jun and they acknowledged adding it to the file on 23-Jun (also visible on Suivi tracker as update) and via fax on 25-Jun. So for those...

No. My spouse got her PR card application too, I don’t know why they seem to process us separately, but her pictures were rejected - so she got a letter to submit new pictures. My card’s application remains the same so far. And due to that mail I found out that we are processed by Syndey CPC in...

GU on GCKey: “Final decision - In progress” : 11-Jul-23 I assume it means pictures approved and card sent for printing.

Sounds like they just don’t want to call things their names. If the tracker says “Complete” it’s complete, the tracker won’t just randomly lie. Try ordering the notes to clear the doubts.

If you can see COPR numbers on the new Suivi tracker - then you’re done with all checks. But if you feel like you are still “in progress” you can call the Call centre and ask them directly if Security was passed by you, or also apply for CSIS notes and CBSA notes - those 2 combined can help to...

Officially you are all “in progress” till the date of the decision is made. In reality, if he got it passed, most likely PA got it passed too.

There are no stamps for leaving the country - Canada doesn’t do passport checks at leaving, only at entry. Only your boarding pass for leaving could prove the exact date at which you left the country.

FSW-O here. Not sure if it's the right thread, as I see many Inlanders sharing their eCOPR experience. First PR card issue: RFV: 18-Apr-23 Passports received from VFS with visas and COPR: 22-May-23 Landed / Address shared via webform / PR card applications linked on GCKey account : 20-Jun-23...

Yes, I shared the experience in this thread