January 2020 on wards Paper Based PR Applicants waiting for AOR/MR/PPR connect here.

[harshit0057]

Same here
Mine is 39% After Aor no update

Go for upfront medical,

By 65% you'll be Permanent Resident for sure

 

[bbjeon38]

Web form was send on 17 dec. got a response 19 Jan.

Please share a timeline of the webform if you have it. I wait for it since 31 dec.

 

[td88]

Please share a timeline of the webform if you have it. I wait for it since 31 dec.

Weird. I sent webform since Jan8 and haven’t received any response. He just got answered within two days !!

 

[bbjeon38]

Weird. I sent webform since Jan8 and haven’t received any response. He just got answered within two days !!

No, sent Dec/17 and received Jan/19. About one month.

 

[lsprk]

You got it.
DM: Decision Made
COPR: Confirmation of Permanent Residency

I added these for your reference.

Thanks so much!! wow. Am i right in thinking you received DM after 7 weeks after receiving notification that you had passed your medical?

 

[lsprk]

Hey guys!

I feel like my process is moving so much quicker than i anticipated?! Anyone else finding the same? Here is my timeline:
AR: March 30th 2020
AOR: October 7th 2020
PAL: November 24th 2020
MR: January 13th (i then completed my Medical the following day)
MP: January 17th

My application status shows 9 months remaining and 52% left to go, estimation complete date October 31st 2021 but has anyone else shown this and received it way earlier?
Side note: i already had my biometrics completed waaaay before applying in march 2019 due to having to get them for a different visa.

 

[Uravashi]

Go for upfront medical,

By 65% you'll be Permanent Resident for sure

Ohh really
My estimated time shows january 2022 so i will do my upfront in starting of February.

 

[lsprk]

Sharing that I found long back on this forum


CIC/IRCC: Citizenship and Immigration Canada rebranded itself as Immigrations, Refugees and Citizenship Canada in late 2015 and early 2016.
PR: Permanent Resident or Residence
PA: Principal Applicant (a foreigner who is being sponsored to live in Canada)
Sponsor: A Canadian or Canadian PR who is sponsoring a foreigner to live in Canada
AOR: Acknowledgment of Receipt (very first contact/email from CIC/IRCC saying they have your app - most get it but some don't - if you get it, your application is considered all complete and it is not going to be returned to you for any missing information or signatures)
MR: Medical Request (comes at different times for each person, no effect on timeline)
BGC: Background check (criminality, misrepresentation, security and documents check - takes the longest in the process - usually 3 to 6 months)
SA: Sponsor Approval (comes early for Outland and towards the end for Inland)
AIP: Approved in Principle (first stage approval for Inland Applicants but pretty much guarantees your PR, happens towards the end)
DM: Decision Made (happens towards the end, could be either positive or negative but mostly you'd get a procedural fairness letter before DM to prove yourself if it was a negative DM, see: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/service-delivery/procedural-fairness.html for more details)
OWP: Open Work Permit
SOWP: Spousal Open Work Permit (has nothing to do with Spousal Sponsorship - it's for the spouses of international students who wants to work and live in Canada while their spouses are studying)
CSQ: Certificat de sélection du Québec (only for those who will reside in Québec)
eCAS: E-Client Application Status (I will proved more info later: https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/authenticate.do)
GCKey: Government Canada Key - government managed service that uses electronic credentials (usernames and passwords) so you can access federal government services online (i.e MyCIC, CRA and other online-services)
MyCIC: Online access to your CIC/IRCC account using your GCKey (was initially introduced to replace eCAS but now both run independently from each other)
PPR: Passport Request (for outland apps only)
MP: Member of Parliament (I will update this with more info later but basically s/he is legally allowed to access and/or request detailed information/review/actions on your file more than the applicants/sponsors can obtain themselves)
VO: Visa office
TRV: Temporary Resident Visa, also known as Visitor Visa (for visitors from visa-non-exempt countries)
eTA: Electronic Travel Authorization. It is not a Visa and does not give status. It's for those from Visa Exempt countries who are flying to Canada.
FLAG-POLING: The process of applicants living within Canada (but applied for outland sponsorship) going to the nearest land border to obtain CoPR by neither exiting Canada nor entering the USA.
POE: Point of Entry (customs office where you initially entered Canada - i.e airports and/or land border crossings)
CBSA: Canada Border Services Agency (an agency that facilitates and controls the flow of travellers and trades - incoming, outgoing and already entered and/or staying legally and illegally)
UCI: Unique Client Identifier (this number never changes. Stays with you from the first contact with CIC/IRCC for tourist, student, and/or work visa, PR and/or citizenship)
GSMS Note: Global Case Management System note (will provide more information later but this is basically a tool for CIC/IRCC agents and officers to leave a note/share/exchange information about your application. You can request this note under the Access to Information Act (ATI) for $5 through https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/transparency/access-information-privacy/requests-information-act.html - requesting this note is sometimes believed to expedite the process of your application)
PRE-ARRIVAL SERVICES LETTER: letter showing services available to help you settle in Canada. Has no bearing on your timeline.
LANDING INTERVIEW: The interview when you get your Permanent Residency (for inland applicants only)
RELATIONSHIP INTERVIEW: Different than landing interview, happens during BGC to clarify information gaps, possible misrepresentation, red flags etc. and also to make sure that no marriage fraud or marriage of convenience is taking place to get spousal PR
CoPR: Confirmation of Permanent Residence (the document you receive when you become a PR during Landing Interview, Flag-poling or at initial border crossing at POE)
IVR: Interactive Voice Response system (the selection you go through and responses you hear when you dial the CIC/IRCC 1-888 Call Centre number)

Thanks so much!

 

[td88]

No, sent Dec/17 and received Jan/19. About one month.

Oops . Sorry i misread it, thought it’d be Jan17-Jan19. Now, that 1 month is even worse haha.

 

[lsprk]

Hi everyone so I never been into this forum yet but I was silently following this forum I have submitted by Pr application on 24 August 2020 but it reached Nova Scotia on 28 August 2020.. What should be my expected AOR date .. I really appreciate the efforts everybody putting into this forum. I can also see that in many cases after they get their AOR processing time is really fast. @Miss bee I think your file was also submitted in August 2020 it’s really stressful now waiting for AOR

Hey!
My application was received March 30th 2020 and i didnt received AOR until October 7th 2020.. so 6 or 7 months. However.. things started moving quickly after that!

 

[iukhan]

Hey!
My application was received March 30th 2020 and i didnt received AOR until October 7th 2020.. so 6 or 7 months. However.. things started moving quickly after that!

Since gradually office opening in last quarter of 2020 and relaxation in biometric that if somebody has done it in last ten years they are considered valid for PR, things seem to be picking up

 

[Randhawaupender]

I also have one question.. I have 1 dependent as well my hubby do me and my hubby both can go for upfront medical

Unless it is spousal sponsorship you can always go for upfront and in your case it does not seem to be spousal application

 

[Randhawaupender]

Hi guys I have a question the medical that we did for our work permit .. does it work for PR as well it’s expiring in Jan 2023 or do I have to get new one just wondering

medical is valid only for 12 months , when did you do your medical?
And how did you get validity of atleast 2 years for your medical??

 

[Randhawaupender]

No he is my dependent he is also in Canada I was just wondering if we both can go together for upfront
I also applied for his Pr too

yes you can , and what is your timeline ??
and were you married before applying for pr or after ??

 

[Raulaji]

Hey guys!

I feel like my process is moving so much quicker than i anticipated?! Anyone else finding the same? Here is my timeline:
AR: March 30th 2020
AOR: October 7th 2020
PAL: November 24th 2020
MR: January 13th (i then completed my Medical the following day)
MP: January 17th

My application status shows 9 months remaining and 52% left to go, estimation complete date October 31st 2021 but has anyone else shown this and received it way earlier?
Side note: i already had my biometrics completed waaaay before applying in march 2019 due to having to get them for a different visa.

MR -13-January and Pass on date of 17-January???
You mean already upfront medical submitted that’s why or within 2 days you pass medical??