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They have a quota for sponsorships each year, there is chance they've met it for 2023. You may have to wait until 2024.

If eligibility in Tracker is completed, then that stage is completed and you shouldn't worry. Your GCKey eligibility won't change to completed until the whole application is approved - because GCKey also takes into consideration MEC, Security etc (even though they have their own sections).

Have you already declared that you are inside Canada? If so, if your eCOPR arrives while you're out of the country, you will need to apply for a PRTD (which could take up to 30+ days to arrive) from the country you are in. Alternatively, you could make your way to a land border and cross there..

Wooooo Hooooo!

To get your eCOPR - you need to have declared your presence inside Canada. Once you have been issued your eCOPR (and while waiting for your PR Card), you can travel outside of Canada however, to get back in, you will need either a PRTD (which can take 30+ days in some cases) to travel by Air, or...

You can call IRCC and give them your UCI and they'll tell you your PR Card application number

I received my PR card 2 months after my eCOPR (June 22). I only remember seeing the update about my card being mailed. A lot of other people on this forum are averaging around the 55-60 day mark as well, so if going off that, next week or two you should have an update / card. On the PR Portal...

Going off peoples rough timelines on here, you're looking at approximately 60 days for your PR card to arrive, so you SHOULD be ok - but otherwise, when you find out who your MP is, call their office or email them requesting assistance with your IRCC Application (PR Card). You'll probably need...

About darn time!

All depends on what stream you are applying under. Anywhere from 4-10 months is the average processing time. You're only 2.5 months into the application process, so you'll still have a bit to wait.

Portal Email / PPR is around the corner

Fingers crossed. Have you rang up IRCC and asked them to flag the application as going over the processing time? I understand your frustration though, I had to cancel one trip because by the time the card arrived, the flights had shot up over $800 from when I originally was looking (hindsight...

No it won't. When you submit the new application with the required documents, when they ask have you ever applied for PR before you can answer no, because the application needs to pass R10 stage to be considered "applied" for PR.

1. No 2. Once you have been issued eCOPR your visitor Visa will be cancelled. You will then need a PR card or a PRTD to travel back to Canada. An eCOPR is not a Travel document. If you have received eCOPR but need to leave the country to be with your wife before you receive your PR Card, then...

If you're inland, you'll get portal email soon. If you're outland you'll get PPR soon.

It's more a Visa Officer will look at the Analysts recommendations (which is recommended pass) and do the final sign off on eligibility. Very unlikely that the VO will reject it based on the analysts recommendations. If you had "review required" it would be a different story. You will get RPRF...

Expect to wait around 55-60 days for your first card (not 36 days according to the IRCC website)

EE-PNP (CEC) Inland AOR to COPR was 207 days.

If your PR application is still in process, you can still leave and come back on your TRV If you have received your eCOPR but still waiting for your card, you can still leave BUT you will need a PRTD to return. You will not be allowed on a plane back to Canada without your PR Card or PRTD...

Eligibility can take days to months to process. If everything is in order, then you should have nothing to worry about.