How long does it take CPP-O to stamp PR visas?

[ronaldoyaronaldo]

I send on the 8th Feb, It have been one month....

It depends on when they received it

 

[QC_Student_PEQ]

It depends on when they received it

Do they contact you when they receive it?

 

[chatdips]

Did anyone got any reply from CPP-O on the timelines for returning the passport? I got one mail 2 weeks back from CPP-O saying that it takes 2 weeks. But i think its around a month at least.

 

[ronaldoyaronaldo]

Do they contact you when they receive it?

No, they don't

 

[ronaldoyaronaldo]

Did anyone got any reply from CPP-O on the timelines for returning the passport? I got one mail 2 weeks back from CPP-O saying that it takes 2 weeks. But i think its around a month at least.

I emailed them inquiring about the status and they didn't reply

 

[Phil_R]

All,

I am in Calgary, Alberta. I drove to Carway PoE. Then passed to the US border control, they knew exactly what I was doing before I even had to say it. The officer took my passport and I drove into a small car park and entered the building, I was given a refusal to enter US (but told this was not an official refusal to enter) and passed back to the canadian border control. I went inside the building and the officer took my CoPR and asked me to sit in a waiting room for a little while. After about 15 mins I was called back and he explained the process then said congratulations on gaining permanent residency. Overall it was a really smooth process and I was back in Calgary after about 7 hours for the whole trip.

I hope everyone else that is waiting will get their CoPR soon, and has a similarly easy experience in gaining PR status.

 

[giluy]

All,

I am in Calgary, Alberta. I drove to Carway PoE. Then passed to the US border control, they knew exactly what I was doing before I even had to say it. The officer took my passport and I drove into a small car park and entered the building, I was given a refusal to enter US (but told this was not an official refusal to enter) and passed back to the canadian border control. I went inside the building and the officer took my CoPR and asked me to sit in a waiting room for a little while. After about 15 mins I was called back and he explained the process then said congratulations on gaining permanent residency. Overall it was a really smooth process and I was back in Calgary after about 7 hours for the whole trip.

I hope everyone else that is waiting will get their CoPR soon, and has a similarly easy experience in gaining PR status.

Congratulation. Wish u all the best.

 

[gn53914]

All,

I am in Calgary, Alberta. I drove to Carway PoE. Then passed to the US border control, they knew exactly what I was doing before I even had to say it. The officer took my passport and I drove into a small car park and entered the building, I was given a refusal to enter US (but told this was not an official refusal to enter) and passed back to the canadian border control. I went inside the building and the officer took my CoPR and asked me to sit in a waiting room for a little while. After about 15 mins I was called back and he explained the process then said congratulations on gaining permanent residency. Overall it was a really smooth process and I was back in Calgary after about 7 hours for the whole trip.

I hope everyone else that is waiting will get their CoPR soon, and has a similarly easy experience in gaining PR status.

Congrats Phil! This is really useful info for me as I reside in Calgary too and plan to the same when that day comes.

Good luck!

 

[Nuwa]

All,

I am in Calgary, Alberta. I drove to Carway PoE. Then passed to the US border control, they knew exactly what I was doing before I even had to say it. The officer took my passport and I drove into a small car park and entered the building, I was given a refusal to enter US (but told this was not an official refusal to enter) and passed back to the canadian border control. I went inside the building and the officer took my CoPR and asked me to sit in a waiting room for a little while. After about 15 mins I was called back and he explained the process then said congratulations on gaining permanent residency. Overall it was a really smooth process and I was back in Calgary after about 7 hours for the whole trip.

I hope everyone else that is waiting will get their CoPR soon, and has a similarly easy experience in gaining PR status.

Congratulations....!!!
Thank you very much for sharing your landing experience.

 

[Nuwa]

I send on the 8th Feb, It have been one month....

Seems that they take about a month to send passport back. You will get it soon.

 

[chatdips]

Lets hope we all get the passports back by this week. I have a trip planned next week

 

[goodluck999]

Lets hope we all get the passports back by this week. I have a trip planned next week

hope so, I sent 2 emails to ask about update no reply over 2 weeks...how abou thou?

 

[essy86]

hope so, I sent 2 emails to ask about update no reply over 2 weeks...how abou thou?

One month and 5 days since PPR, and not even the mail tracker has been set off.

Have you folks tried calling the CIC call centre? Since they have your passport, you may get a better response than the generic be-patient BS.

 

[chatdips]

Its hard to get hold of the CIC over the phone. Most of the times one can't get through the number.

 

[goodluck999]

One month and 5 days since PPR, and not even the mail tracker has been set off.

Have you folks tried calling the CIC call centre? Since they have your passport, you may get a better response than the generic be-patient BS.

they dont answer anything about visa, it is visa office. I called them, cic said all you have to do is waiting.