Pre arrival comes anytime after eligibility so it could still easily be a year or even longer before you get PR. Nobody knows at what pace they will hand out PRs (not just P1s) and they will hit 130k at some point and processing will slow down. I’m also curious to see what happens when the data comes out with a much higher annual PR number for 2026 versus the decrease to around 380k that the liberals have been stated all over the place. Should be closer to 500k which will be politically unpopular so the pace people receive PR may slow down in 2027. Lots of unknowns. Everyone will have gotten faster processing than they were scheduled to deceive without the 1 time policy. The other big issue is that family members are not supposed to be part of the one time policy so the backlog for family members will grow dramatically after all the primary applicants get PR.
