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I've been seeing this message for more than a week now and I still can't link.

That's great! This gives me hope, still waiting at 12.25pm here.

What time did you submit?

Did you call and receive the temporary application number? Or did you receive a webform reply?

Hey, were you able to link before the AOR? What time did you receive the email? TIA and congratulations!

Just saw your post history, you applied at 12.16 right? What are they doing?! Surely it can't be so complicated to FIFO applications from the portal to their system? Are they transcribing everything?

Same here 12.25pm IG with inland spouse and child. Nothing so far.

It's going to be 3 months soon, and the majority of us don't have an AOR. I'm happy to be patient if I know there is a queue (there isn't) and if I knew this is going to take months (looks like it for the later submissions). Right now, I am in limbo, the call center agents tell me I submitted my...

When did you submit? Sorry if it's been asked and answered before. I'm waiting for a call back from IRCC, so just want to see what times have the temporary application numbers.

How old was it? Asking because mine are from 2017. I remember you got a temporary application number, does the application number in your BIL match?

Congratulations! Did you submit an old medical?

IG here too. I'll keep you posted if I am able to link/get an AOR/call IRCC.

Thanks! I submitted at 12.25 and I'm still waiting too.

Do you know the submission time ranges of the people getting the AORs in the telegram group?

Did your spouse ever do a medical before? Just wondering if they are asking for spouse medicals even if they have an old one.

I tried to link it, and it says no application found. At least under the category/type of application it has the option of TR to PR pathway. I submitted at 12.25pm.

What?! How did I not know this before? I last linked two application in early 2020, the pandemic and this TRPR has fried my brain!

How did you link it? Or is the application just there in your IRCC account?

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