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Thanks and understand. But is there anyone who also got the same "Condition 32" and still got his/her PR card before the medical surveillance was finally completed? Any recent experiences are highly appreciated!

Hello friends, My parents just landed as Permanent Residents of Canada in Vancouver. During landing, my father received a form called IMM 0535 that requires him to do a Medical Surveillance due to some kind of historical but inactive TB issue. His COPR also contains a Condition item mentioning...

Landed 01/23/2016; CIC, Sydney, NS received my new photo by 03/14/2016; Received PR Card 05/04/2016; Done.

Hello, I landed at January 23, 2016 and received a letter regarding with a new photo specification (50mm * 70mm) at the end of this February. I resubmitted the photo to Sydney, NS on March 14, 2016 (the day it was delivered to the PO Box) yet still have not received the card or heard any news...

Hi, has anyone who sent the new photos to Sydney, NS in March received the PR Card yet? I called the calling centre many times, they can confirm they have received the photos but cannot tell if the card is in production.

Two of my new photos of size 50mm * 70mm have been delivered to the PO Box of the CIC Office in Sydney, NS yesterday (March 14, 2016); Hopefully the card producing process can be finished very soon......

No kidding, please read the date at the bottom of the new PR Card photo specification file: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/pdf/5445EB-e.pdf

Yes, the specification sent to me mentioned a new size, 50mm * 70mm, which is different from what we've sent (35mm * 45mm) with our applications package. So I need to resend 2 50mm * 70mm photos.

Hi nyctomtl, It was by paper mail to our Canada address, including a returning envelope so that we can mail the photos and the request paper to the following address: Case Processing Center - Permanent Resident Card PO Box 4500 Sydney, Nova Scotia, B1P 6L1

I received the request asking for 2 photos with the new specification today. The new specification can be seen at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/pdf/5445EB-e.pdf The size has changed from 35mm * 45mm to 50mm * 70mm, the same size as that in Canadian passports...

Really? I think it is still fine whenever you cross the US-Canada border by your own/rented car with CoPR only.

Hi Taddy, Where do you find out your card status? In the ECAS? I can still see my ECAS showing my DM status on my immigration application. I landed on January 23 and nothing has changed in the ECAS since my DM appeared in last November.

I have seen 73 days once, as shown updated by Feb. 1; Now the ECAS rolled it back to 105 days updated by Jan. 27... Maybe something wrong had happened.

You card number will be your UCI (Unique Client Identifier). Interestingly, the UCI of my PR Application, which would be the number of my PR Card, is also the UCI of my previous Visitor Visa (TRV). I think that is a rule of CIC.

I landed on Jan. 23 early morning and I think I have to wait several months to get the card... The CIC website shows people need to wait 105 days for a new PR Card before it is mailed out...

Hi o6ocpaka, do you see another "In Process" about the PR Card in your ECAS? (assuming you were a primary applicant for PR) I see there is only "Decision Made" for my PR Application in the ECAS, which has been there for over two months. I am not sure if I would see another "In Process" about...

Yes, I know. It must be "personal land crossing", which is driving a rented/personal/friend's car or walking through. Taking a commercial bus/train surely needs PRTD. I have known that. Of course, thank you again for the future clarification.

My officer did not tell me that, he told me to apply for a PR Travel Document, which is one-time only with only a few months validity. I guess I could rent a car in Seattle, cross the Canada-USA border by myself, show the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer the CoPR along with my non...

Because I study in the US, I am not a US citizen nor a PR of US. I am not visa-exempt to Canada.

Not quite sure yet. Maybe in 1 - 2 months for a job interview. I am not US citizen/permanent resident. I just study in the US. So I am not visa-exempt in Canada. How long would a Canadian Permanent Resident Travel Document be valid? One month? Three months? Half a year? One year? Thanks.