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I did not, but I'll definitely submit that this time, thanks for pointing that out! It does say in the checklist that "This is not mandatory and your application will still be accepted for processing if you do not submit any formal documentation", but I'm not leaving anything to chance this...

Yup, sent the Common-law package. That's why it just blew my mind, the checklist literally says in all caps COMMON-LAW PARTNER

yes I did

Thanks all for the suggestions, it is really appreciated! I did go over the whole application again yesterday (like most people here I'm sure, I already went over it like 10 times before sending it) and nowhere in there does it say anything to suggest we are married, and I didn't find anything...

It was Nov 3rd if I recall correctly

Thanks for your reply, and for commiserating with us! No, neither I nor my partner were ever married to anybody else. And yes, I just went through every form again and nowhere does it say we were married and we clearly applied as common-law. I'm so angry that we'll have to put our plans on...

Hi there, We got back my common-law partner's PR application in the mail today, after waiting 6 months for the AOR. The reason: The following identity documents have not been included or do not meet the requirements for processing: -Marriage certificate I am very confused as to the reason...

My partner's application just got returned to us. The reason being that our marriage certificate is missing, even though we are common-law and applied as such. Is there something I am missing here? Do you guys have any suggestions on what to do? I find it infuriating to wait for 6 months only to...

Awesome, thanks!

My ecas has been showing PR Card Application Complete for a few days now...I landed on March 5. Hopefully I will get my card in a couple hours!

Did you receive an actual letter from CIC or just an email? A friend of mine who is from Hong Kong is wondering if the email from CIC is actually the letter that is mentioned in the instructions. Thanks!

Well in my case yes, they did :) I'm not saying this is a general rule, I am just sharing my experience here.

I had my WP stapled to my passport, they took it away and kept it.

Only the passport and CoPR are needed. I didn't need anything else when I landed,

Thanks guys! Thanks for everybody's advice and good luck to the future permanent residents! :)

I just received my CoPR in the mail today! Finally!!!

It's ok if you don't have the company's stamp on the letter as long as it's written on company letterhead as per the checklist requirements.

They may still be doing security checks or reviewing your medical results... It's hard to tell for sure. Did you apply for GMCS notes? It's the only way to know exactly what's going on with your case.

110% :)

The 12000 applications cap refers to all CEC applications.