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Indeed. I waited 4 months for the AOR last year even without the strike.

This would only make things more complicated. Just be patient. ***as long as you sure that your app package has successfully reached the correct office via a traceable mailing service, you should be fine good luck***

I'd rather just flagpole and do the landing asap. Once you became PR of Canada it would be much easier to get you a US Visa...correct me if I'm wrong.

It is totally fine for one who has a valid US visa to just go to the states for 1 whole day or even half day. I wouldn't even bother to tell the US officers that this whole trip is about landing. You are not flag poling. Its not CBP's concern. At least this is what I was told [by the CBP]...

I knew ppl spent couple hundreds or even thousands just for this. Thanks for the effort.

Well said. Cant agree more and I hope I am the first among the other hundreds users who agree with you.

I did my landing at this office after a one-day states grocery/gas/shopping trip http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/contact/listing/offices/office405-e.html No offence...you don't drive and you don't wanna do office landing...so you think you can land somewhere else near a skytrain station...? There...

hang in there friends... a friend of mine did her medical and paid the RPRF back in mid April. Got PPR this week.

Agreed.

my pgwp was unknown as well. but I think as long as you stay out from the quebec area you will be fine.

Well I am not from Singapore but I did experience similar thing. I contacted my home country's police dept before I submit the CEC package; just same as your case they refused to issue me one until CIC officially request for it. My AOR was received in Sep 2012; CIC sent me an email requesting...

Sorry but you didn't mention your CEC status. As far as I know not every country's Police Dept issue the police clearance cert without the official request from CIC. In my case my home country's police dept cannot issue me one until CIC send me a additional doc request. From your long post I...

Well good luck then cuz you will have to do the screening for the lungs as well

no eye exam...no dental stuff...be prepared for the blood test though some ppl are afraid of the needles.éé

I asked this question when I landed at the border. According to the landing services officer, as I am from a visa-exempt country I therefore don't need to have my PR card with me if I come back to Canada via plane. Just passport and CoPR is enough. If one comes back to Canada by vehicle means...

PR card received today.70 days of waiting.

Hope this helps.

Sorry but I really feel its just like ppl asking whether they should take economic class or first class given nobody know their own affordability and background and so on

similar case here. not an extreme long wait though. landed may 15. no PR card as yet. *** funny thing is, I went down to the states last week and when I came back, the officer at the booth actually asked me why I still don't have the PR card from CIC I was like, ya, that's exactly the question...

I really don't think that there are any users in this forum could answer this question confidently.