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I was CEC inland, no dependents. It took 14 months in my case. Enjoy the new possibilities!

Btw it means your application has been approved. Congrats!!

You have to submit the requested info, once they verify it (days) you'll be issued COPR. It took about a month to get my card.

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@legalfalcon Quick question, after getting my PR, I'd like to consider all my options. I want to double-check one piece of information with you. I am (was) an Express Entry applicant via PNP (got nominated for EE by my province). Can I relocate to another province without violating the...

As far as I know, travel restrictions to enter Canada are still in place. However, there are some exemptions. But generally speaking, the borders are closed for non-essential travellers. The US-Canada border will be open for fully vaccinated US nationals in August, for the rest in September.

IRCC prioritizes applicants who are exempt from travel restrictions. Therefore the minimum moment on the outlander applicants files. Once they lift those restrictions the things should start moving forward again.

Your webform inquiry had no impact on finalizing your application. It's more a happy coincidence. Once they send you the portal credintials you'll upload your photo and provide your address. Then you have to wait for your COPR. Congrats!

Yes, it's the same address.

I got the same email on Monday last week. I got my login credentials the same day I replied.

Have you got your credentials to the Confirmation PR portal or are you still waiting for final approval? I'd highly recommend renewing your passport. I am not sure about yours but in my country, the renewal process took almost 2 months.

I got the PR confirmation portal email with instructions on what to do next. The last step was to confirm my address here in Canada and upload a photo of me after which they issue eCopr.

Hang in there buď! I'm AOR Mar 25 as well, and I got the good news yesterday. No updates until then. Just couple GU. EE PNP.

Yes. I don't see any reason why not to do it except the fee. If they don't finish your application until then, you can extend your SIN and health care coverage with BOWP, and you could avoid the implied status (well, the processing time is around 2 months, so it's already tight). Some employers...

If I were you, I wouldn't hesitate. Apply for BOWP, get yourself covered.

Same here. They're prioritizing families, no need to panic. It won't last forever and one day were going to be the lucky ones.

They do process inland applicants, no need for negativity! They haven't touched my application since late June, we all have to be positive! AOR Mar 25. Good luck!

Thank you for your clarification and your patience! I was a little bit confused because I had a program assistant my eligibility passed in May (Note3), then Not 2 is the agent review of Criminality, noted it's pending due to biometrics and the newest one is from 6/29 about my eligibility (case...

Have you applied for your bridging WP? If not, do so!

Oh, I see. So it's more like three stages system. Assistant, agent and then officer. When does the officer level start? After transferring my application to my visa processing office? Strange is, when I called IRCC, the agent told me the eligibility is passed too. But I guess it's miscommunication.