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Just a final update that I have received my PR card! A long journey has come to an end! Completed landing: January 2nd, 2015 Received card in the mail: February 28, 2015. The PR card is SO BEAUTIFUL and SO SHINY!!!

Received my stamped passport and CoPR yesterday! Just landing left for me. Almost there now... 8) App. filed: Nov 8th, 2013 AOR: Dec 21st, 2013 Meds: May 28th, 2014 PCC request: May 28th, 2014 Meds completed: June 15th, 2014 PCC reached CIC: July 21st, 2014 PPR: Nov. 1st, 2014 Passport reached...

Received my stamped passport and CoPR yesterday! Just landing left for me. Almost there now... App. filed: Nov 8th, 2013 AOR: Dec 21st, 2013 Meds: May 28th, 2014 PCC request: May 28th, 2014 Meds completed: June 15th, 2014 PCC reached CIC: July 21st, 2014 PPR: Nov. 1st, 2014 Passport reached...

My tracker has activated! In 9 calendar days, which included a Remembrance Day holiday! Bravo, CIC. So close now that I can almost taste it! 8) PPR: Nov. 1st Passport reached CIC: Nov. 10th, signed for by Mr. Pilon Return tracker activated: Nov. 19th @ 17:49

My package was finally delivered today! Signed for by "Mr. Pilon". The wait begins... PPR: Nov. 1st Sent: Nov. 4th Received at CIC: Nov. 10th

I'm still waiting for my passport to be DELIVERED to CIC. I sent it last week Tuesday with next day priority shipping from Canada Post and the online tracker still only says: "Item received at Post Office". No updates since. It has missed its target delivery date. I've opened an investigation...

I'm on the other side of Canada, in Northern BC. So returning by Canada Post Priority prepaid will probably help get it back quicker. As long as CIC is not fussy about it being something other than Xpresspost.

Received my PPR recently. CIC say passports should be sent with Canada Post Xpresspost prepaid envelopes, but is there anything wrong with using Canada Post Priority prepaid envelopes? I need my passport back as soon as humanly possible, and Priority is a faster service than Xpresspost.

Received my PPR recently. CIC say passports should be sent with Canada Post Xpresspost prepaid envelopes, but is there anything wrong with using Canada Post Priority prepaid envelopes? I need my passport back as soon as humanly possible, and Priority is a faster service than Xpresspost.

Send PCC's (originals only, no copies) to: Case Processing Centre – Ottawa 219 Laurier Avenue West, 7th floor, Section B Ottawa, Ontario K1A 1L1 Canada Be sure to include in a cover letter: Surname (last name), Given name(s) (first name), Date of birth (YYYY-MM-DD), Unique Client Identifier...

They asked for a PCC from my home country and from the US as well, which I found strange, since I've never lived there for more than 6 months. Longest stay was approximately 1 month. The FBI website said that the turnaround for a clearance certificate is approximately 25 days, so I submitted a...

Received my meds request yesterday. Timeline App submitted: Nov 8th 2013 AOR: Dec 21st 2013 Meds: May 28th 2014 PCC request: May 28th 2014 (did not submit them with initial application)

Application submitted Nov 07/2013. Received by CIC on Nov 14/2013. Spreadsheet updated. Now we play the waiting game. I found out about the CEC changes a day after submission, but thankfully my NOC is not on the list of codes that got cut off from CEC. Good luck to you all.