Oh! May I ask what is your DO?
Yours seems to be a peculiar case, and have you gotten any updates?
NO UPDATE FROM IRCC ON SUV APPLICATIONS
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Yours seems to be a peculiar case, and have you gotten any updates?
Jan 2022- PR application submitted
June 2023- AOR
Aug 2023- ADR 1(Schedule A, PCC, POF)
Mar 2024- Medical
July 2024- ADR 2 (Business questions)
Sept 2024- PAL 1
Dec 2024- PAL 2
Dec 2024- Re-medical request
Jan 2025- Re-medical done
@Fiat@fifo by when do you think I can expect the PPR? Please share your timeline as well.
Based on your timeline, it does seem like you should receive your PPR soon. You've completed all the necessary steps leading up to the final decision, and your submission time of 40 months aligns with IRCC's current processing times.
However, it's important to note that predicting exact timelines is difficult. As you've probably seen on the forum, experiences vary widely. Some applicants receive their PPR relatively quickly, while others wait longer than the stated processing times.
It's also worth mentioning that there seems to have been a slowdown in PPR issuances since the end of last year, at least based on forum reports.
Wishing you the best of luck with your application!
May I know your nationality and which country you applied from?
I think you should receive PPR by June, as your new medical request shows everything is done and they need valid medical exam with 6 months validity to issue visa.
So from now on you should expect it every moment.
Hope you and all of us receive good news soon
Applicants from certain countries may be subject to more comprehensive security checks, which can result in extended processing times. Additionally, an individual's travel history can contribute to further delays, as extensive or complex travel patterns may necessitate additional scrutiny.
However, it is important to consider that the lengthier processing times are often attributable to the structure of the program itself. For example, most Express Entry applicants typically experience a processing timeline of approximately six months from submission to the issuance of a Permanent Resident Visa (PPR). Within this period, security checks are generally conducted within few months.
This suggests that while factors such as country of origin and travel history can influence processing times, the overall duration is largely determined by the program's inherent procedures and requirements.
Dear Nima
Once IRCC issues the eCOPR, the applicant has one year from the date of issuance to enter Canada. Failure to do so within this timeframe will result in the loss of immigration status. During this period, the applicant must enter Canada with a valid medical examination, regardless of its specific validity duration.
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Just noticed that you asked for my timeline, however, her it is :-
Hi @SUVpr
Just noticed that you asked for my timeline, however, her it is :-
Submission :- Sept 2021
AOR :- Aug 2023
Medical and ADR :- Oct 2023
PAL :- Feb 2024
The last request was in October 2024 (6 months ago) requested Schedule A and travel history for my sons "twins" because they turned 18 years old in Sept 2024.
That's such a funny coincidence, my twin girls turned 18 in October 2024, so we also got the same request in October.
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