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Did you apply yourself and did you pay the RPRF fee upfront?

Same, my application just got transferred to the Vancouver office on 19th Sept.

I submitted my parent's application in December 2021, I finally found that my income for 2018 did not meet MNI. The good thing is I do meet MNI for 2021 and 2022 In the email from CPC I did receive the following information for reassessment; is there someone who can guide me if we are still in...

Applied on 24th August Inland

Got my first GU for inland applicant at Montreal office. Landed 12th June

Which office?

I sent my CoPR and photos to Montreal office on 25th June, no updates yet, did anyone receive cards from Montreal recently?

Where did you send you COPR and pics?

How did you do Landing? When did you send your COPR to the PR card office?

I did not, as it didn't mention it. Also when I recv'd my COPR it specifically mentioned do not write anything on it

I received my COPR's physical copy with my passport. I have to send it to CIC Montreal for the PR card

Sure ITA 25th September PPR 13th March (PPT delivered 19th March) Approval 20th May COPR received 25th May PR email 12th June

I received an email that I'm a PR now. I only have to send my COPR with a photo to Montreal. Good luck to all who are waiting.

Application approved on 20th May Tracker activated on 26th May

My COPR will be expiring on 8th Oct

After approval how much time it takes to receive passport and COPR. How about flagpole, is border open?

I received my PPR on 13th March, passport received at Ottawa on 19th March On 20th May, my application is updated to approved. Though tracking is still not active.

Did you get your passport back from Ottawa? They received my ppt on 19th March but no decision taken yet

Fraser (Alaska/BC)

Thats what I found a family still able to do flagpole, but I would highly recommend when you reach the border ask CBSA to confirm before crossing the borders.