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I didn't need to provide PCC for my partner so I can't help here, sorry

So this document request is for proof of your partner's sibling's status in Canada. What I did in this situation was upload an LOE that I'm not claiming points for this person and therefore have not provided proof of status. I did not end up getting an ADR or any further inquiries about it.

I was required to provide this and did so. It was actually really easy. You would just need to find a notary public and sign it in front of them with your partner. Lawyers are usually notaries public, but you can probably find notary services through Google. I think some banks will notarize...

Good luck! I found it so frustrating not to be able to find any info about this when I was applying, so I'm glad my post was able to help you!

Hi there, if this is in your spouse's personal info section, then it is asking for her details.

I am finally done with IRCC, until/unless I eventually decide to try for citizenship haha. I've posted pieces of it in this thread already, but here is my full timeline. Good luck to everyone still waiting. <3 CEC Inland VO: Montreal CRS: 514 ITA: Oct 12, 2022 AOR: Nov 7, 2022 MEP/BIL: Nov 22...

I really can't wait to get the card and then forget about IRCC until it expires in 2028 hahah.

I have a question, does anyone know roughly what the trend seems to be from the time the card is approved and mailed to the time it is received? I asked because in GCKey it says your card may take up to six weeks to arrive, which feels wildly long for something that's arriving by Canada Post...

nope, i did not do anything special. just waited :)

Both are still in review. I saw the approval in my GCKey account :)

Not yet, I just found out because I logged into my GCKey account and saw the update. Maybe tomorrow the email will come.

Ah, okay - I understand why you're concerned. My travel plans aren't until late May and I was still worried lol. IRCC is so unpredictable! For what it's worth, in the PR card WhatsApp group I lurk, I have seen quite a few early and mid Feb eCOPRs get their cards approved. I hope yours follows...

Good luck!!! When was your COPR? Hopefully you'll get it soon!

Nope, I just checked my GCKey account! I didn't get an email, but I've been checking the account daily so I saw the update anyway. I figure since they approved my app in under 90 days I can't complain about exceeding the PR card processing time, buuut I'm also glad I wasn't too far over...

Card approved and mailed on March 15

It was finally approved and mailed today, March 15! The message said it may take 6 weeks to receive. (Let's hope it's less!)

One detail that I've noticed tends to trip people up: The job offer has to specify that you will be employed for at least 1 year after receiving PR. Even though your 3 year offer would probably cover the full processing time, if it doesn't have that verbiage that could be the issue. I don't have...

The offer you're working on doesn't necessarily count as a job offer for EE purposes. See this for more info: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1011&top=29

Did you claim points the 50 points for a job offer?

CEC Inland VO - Montreal PR Confirmation email: January 23, replied same day Email with PR Portal credentials: January 24, replied same day eCoPR generation date: January 28 PR Card: Pending