Yes that’s the one. The problem is I’m 99% sure that my application was approved right as the office shut and it’s not even made it to the printers
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Mine has no status. Webform recently told me security has not started. Can you believe it? Not, started! On what earth? I ordered notes the second time, but it's been more than 30 days and I haven't received it yet. 2020 is vely vely vely bad!What is your application status now? I think the other two folks are demanding refund for their other applications lodged earlier with IRCC after their PR was approved
Hi,
I received my GCMS notes and that the final decision was approved on 16th dec 2019 at CPC Edmonton, and the file was transferred to my local VO, Toronto Etobicoke.
6th months passed on Feb 5, 2020.
The document issuance section says that there was a COPR document number, counterfoil document number.
There is no mention about any passport request letter.
I have been approved in December, but I havent received any email yet.
Is there anything else that I can check in my GCMS notes?
I received my GCMS notes and that the final decision was approved on 16th dec 2019 at CPC Edmonton, and the file was transferred to my local VO, Toronto Etobicoke.
6th months passed on Feb 5, 2020.
The document issuance section says that there was a COPR document number, counterfoil document number.
There is no mention about any passport request letter.
I have been approved in December, but I havent received any email yet.
Is there anything else that I can check in my GCMS notes?
I think you will only get a passport request if you are not from a visa exempt county. If a decision is already made in December and you haven’t heard from them since just give them a call or send them a webform, they will notify the concerning officer
I am not from a visa exempt country, but have been on a work permit in Canada since 2017. When I raised a webform in feb, I received a reply saying that the application is under progress, and because of COVID, they havent been picking up calls since early march.
My case is still not finalized yet. The latest webform reply suggests my eligibility might be met (it says "The background verifications are currently valid" other than "The criminal background verification is currently valid. " -- something I never came across before so guess it was supposed to mean eligibility); however, my security has not been initiated even after almost 8 months of processing...
This is quite a let-down experience.
So update from me. Got a webform back saying the mailed it.......to my old address.... That I not only changed by webform but gave the new one to the agent when I landed. The inefficiency of these guys doesn't cease to amaze me.
Now I'm trying to track down the envelope.
Now I'm trying to track down the envelope.
I'm really really annoyed about it. It's weird though. I managed to speak to the new resident in my old place and they said they haven't received anything. So now I really don't know what's going on. I have asked for the tracking number from IRCC and will see then.
Yeah it sucks because its starting over again, but I want to see where the old card is first
The new person said they had mail from someone else ( the resident before me) but nothing addressed to me. So weird. I’m hoping I’m going to get a tracking number
I have no idea but if it is not registered/tracked then it should have been redirected to my new place because I have Canada post redirection service
Probably in the same place as the book my parents shipped 3 weeks ago from England that’s disappeared. Annoying I’m going to be back at square one with the card though
Spoke to an agent today. They told me that they are working on solemn declarations from February 06. Its going to be at least another 3 months until I can get a new PR card. I am so angry and disappointed.
At this rate when the borders open I will have to drive to the US and fly to the UK from there to be able to visit my family! At least they got my address wrong when you can’t travel anyway.