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My application status still shows decision made since dec 18! Should I be worried as it usually only takes 3-4 days for them to produce the card

Anybody applied after oct 6th and received their card? My application shows decision made on dec 18 but the card is still not sent

you could call CIC and they should be able to tell you whether they received it or not

This is my timeline. ECAS shows decision made. We received your application for a permanent resident card on October 6, 2017. We sent you correspondence acknowledging receipt of your application(s) on December 18, 2017. We started processing your application on December 18, 2017.

which city are you in? If you mailed it via regular mail, it might take a longer time to get there.

which city are you in?

Just got my AOR this morning. However, ECAS is not updated yet

Great! I'm surprised that they moved forward with your application as you didn't include your passport pages (I saw your post on other thread).

Any updates on your application? They received my application on Oct 6th but i still haven't gotten any email from them ><

around what time did you receive the email?

Has anyone received any emails for October applications??

They received my a Congratulations!!

Why did they process your application so late? Some people applied later than you and already got their card.

i don't think American passports needs a Visa to enter Canada

This is very discouraging. I called the CIC office and confirmed that they received my application (Oct 6). However, the agent said the expected arrival date for my card will be the third week of January and I need to travel on January 9th. Agent said could be sooner but cannot guarantee

Have they at least processed your application yet?

i sent my application in on Oct 6. Still no news. Will try to call CIC tmr

why did she get her application back?

how do i do that?

Just noticed I made a mistake on my pr card renewal form! I wrote all my education history within the past 5 years, however, I forgot to put my work history. My education history can easily proof that I have met the residency requirement since I've been through highschool and college. I have...