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Call Blue Dart (the location you were going to mention) and get them to clarify it as they deal with this on a daily basis.

Yea, that's normal... don't worry. I submitted mine on the 24th of October, and finally got my passport on the 13th of November (so more than 14 days)

What was the visa category that you are applying under? I had a similar issue where if I selected PRTD, it said "Invalid application number". Apparently, PRTD is for people who are currently PR, but have lost their PR card or holding an expired one.

You need to fill the webform twice - one for each applicant. It will generate two courier requests - so instead of sending all passports together (like IRCC said in it's email), you will be sending them both separately. Don't worry, it's the current procedure. Source: I just sent the passports...

Having the same dilemma, just to confirm - did you mention a different address in your consent form (as compared to your passport) and it posed no issues?

Hi, I got my PPR few days back. After scouring through this thread, it clarified that I need to raise a separate web form and pack each passport separately (contrary to what the mail from IRCC said - all passports in one packet). But I still had a few questions My application is Express Entry...

Hello, My previous passport had my name as: Last Name: First Name: ABC XYZ In my family, we use father's name along with our first name, and I am guessing whenever my first passport was made (I was in school back then), my father's name was attached to my first name as it is not my...

There were several draws after July 12th. Maybe that's why it's taking time. Mine took nearly a month as well. I think people who submitted within a few days in the July 12th draw got it quickly. NOI: 12th July (NOC 2175) Submitted: 23rd August Assessment: 27th August DIP: 23rd September...

Not sure which city your are from, in Hyderabad it took 6ish days to get PCC.

I have, I got an invitation in the tech draw. Anyway, just mentioned what I read on this forum (link in my previous post). I was in the same boat as the OP, as I lost 5 points after the draw and had to double check my eligibility (points dropped to 447 while the lowest cutoff was in the 430s)...

I wouldn't worry. There is no set number for which it will remain in a particular stage. I guess it depends upon your documents, since this is what they are checking currently. There were a few draws that happened so maybe that's why it's taking time.

I am not talking about ITA, I am talking about his nomination itself. I have read that if the points go below the nomination cutoff before a decision is made, the nomination is cancelled. I don't know whether this holds true while a nomination decision is in progress or is it just when the...

That's not what I heard. If the CRS score changes for any reason (age, IELTS, etc) they will check if the new CRS score meets the cutoff for the nomination draw. If it falls below the lowest cutoff, application won't be considered. I l am not sure what happens if this is the scenario post...

Chill. I submitted my application like a day before the deadline and it was in assessment for what seemed like eons. They will get to it. My timeline: NOI: July 12 Submitted: August 23 Assement: August 27 DIP: September 22 give or take Nomination: All the best.