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In my experience, we paid for the fee in full right after submitting the application. Also, what do you mean with your "other file"? You have two applications?

It depends with the VO. My file was transferred to Manila VO as well then got PPR two days later. Though I didn't have a complex case, maybe yours would be different from mine by a lot.

That's quite long, have you check your GCKey for any messages or tried ordering GCMS notes?

No, you need to apply for a visitor visa (TRV) while your spousal sponsorship application is in progress

If you have a Canadian passport, why do you need to apply for a PR?

Don't forget your CFO since it's a PH IO requirement!

There is no way to know if it's approved unless IRCC updates your profile. Sure 90% of the time it's approved, there are still some that gets rejected/returned

Yes it's normal, background verification is usually the last one

It usually comes within a week or two. Check your GCKey if your PPR has been sent as a message there. Everyone gets a COPR detail whether approved or not as this is a document number for a specific file or case. You should try to wait a bit more or contact IRCC through webform.

Yeah you have to collect it. I think you need to call the VFS if you want it delivered instead to you and coordinate with them regarding the payment. If you opted for a 2-way courier, then it should have to be delivered to you.

That's quite too long, you can contact IRCC through their webform or your sponsor can call them for you.

I think you might need to correct this through the webform

I went to VFS Manila in person to submit my passport

Did you try ordering GCMS notes? You can try contacting Manila VO through the VFS contact link (I tried before). They usually respond within 2 days.

Additionally, you can check the processing times in the Canada.ca website. It is updated weekly.

Less than 2 months/about 40 days

I think as long as there's no problem with the documents you submitted and submission is complete, it would be faster. I did heard Mississauga is really fast with processing simple and complete documents. Ours took almost 7 months, average completion time was 12 months.

PPR might come within a week up to 3 weeks based on your timeline

A request for interview, not passport. Usually a negative sign as the IRCC doesn't believe the relationship is genuine.

Outland, I based my answer on posts in these forums, where recently some people are going 11 months in with no AOR.