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Hi, Yes.The visa offices in Toronto might be extremely busy. Since they send out interview mail, do check your inbox and spam folder so that you don't miss them. You can also call them or raise a CSE about the status just in case. Thanks.

Hello Simmy123, Yes. The PA received landing interview mail 2 weeks after the dependents received their PPR. The interview was scheduled after about 2 weeks i.e. about a month after the PPR mail for the dependents. This is a standard procedure done in many cases. So there is nothing to be...

Hi everyone, There is an update in my case. The primary applicant has received a landing interview mail at the closest IRCC office. I believe once the application is approved, the dependent in another country is sent the PPR mail and for the primary applicant in some cases is chosen for the...

No. No news from the WA group too.

In a Montreal Whatsapp group, there was one person from June 9 AOR who got PPR on Nov 21st but saw it today. So that's some great news and more to come probably!

Hello @Aneshaneja & @Jamesdh , I am an FSW - inland candidate with AOR on May19 and received PPR on Nov 13. However, the PPR was only for dependent who lives in another country and the primary applicant has not been notified about what are the next steps. Just wanted to know if you might be able...

Thank you very much for the reply. I will definitely keep you posted!

Hi @Rijo02, First of all, a BIG congratulations on receiving the PPR for your wife. Although the wait is not over yet, I know it's a big relief.PHEW! To answer your question,No.My PPR letter only requests me to submit my passport along with photographs and the passport request letter within 30...

My heartiest congratulations!

Hi, I have a query. In our case, only the dependent has received the PPR request as the dependent is in another country while the primary applicant is in Canada on a work permit and hasn't received any PPR request. I understand from other forums that this usually happens for inland and CEC...

Thank you very much!That's such a relief!

Hi Cansha, When u say a 4-6 week lag, is it the time taken to get the appointment scheduled or the time for the IRCC to contact the PA itself? Legalfalcon had mentioned that the PA is uaulayy contacted within a week. So wanted to clarify on your post. Thanks. QUOTE="cansha, post: 7373467...

Hi, Just wanted to know the update in your case. In my case, the dependent located in a foreign country has received the PPR and I have been told that the PA who is in Canada will get a landing interview soon. Did u have any dependents? Hoe did u schedule an appointment? Any inputs would be...

That's terrible! But unfortunately the PA is also currently in India for a visit. But will still give it a try.

Big congratulations! I m in the same boat as you are. Only received PPR for dependent. I got Legalfalcon's opinion on this and he said the PA usually gets it within a week.

Thank you for the input. Will try calling them today.Hope the call gets through as I have heard so many stories on how difficult it is to actually get hold of an agent that yot a good one. Any idea

Hi, Yes.The primary applicant is in Canada and the dependent is in India. Will the primary applicant get a PPR or a landing interview? Thanks.

Hi Guys! I just received PPR. Time line as below. AOR - 19/05/2018 Medicals Passed & IP2 - 31/05/2018 (No IP1 as in many Inland and CEC applicants) PPR - 13/11/2018 ( 178 days) FSW - Inland VO - Montreal But there is a small issue. Only I (dependent) received the request. The message says that...

Oh! I didnt know there was such a delay. And I was under the impression that I can travel to Canada even before the primary applicant as he is already there on a work permit. Any links where I can read about cases like these?

Oops, Forgot to mention that I (dependent) alone received the request and the message mentions that the primary applicant will be contacted by local IRCC office in Canada. Hoping to receive it soon too.!