Track your PR card timeline and processing times here
- Thread starter ntwkengg
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Here is my timeline:
April 10 - Landed at Vancouver International Airport
May 25 - Card sent to production
June 2 - Received PR card
Overall it took slightly more than 50 days.
April 10 - Landed at Vancouver International Airport
May 25 - Card sent to production
June 2 - Received PR card
Overall it took slightly more than 50 days.
Seems people who landed between April 10-15 will get their cards this week.Sucks it went up to 52 days. Really are humans printing these which is why it is so slow? Why isn't this automated in a factory that can churn out hundreds of cards each day?
Also thanks Baji and Ba2lamaz
Also thanks Baji and Ba2lamaz
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does anyone know what time does service center opens to take our call? as of now my calls are getting disconnected due to high call volume.
You call CIC and they give you that information
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keep me updated. I landed 2 days after uI landed on April 19. Hopefully my turn soon
Finally able to log in..
Day 50. Card not in production yet. Status is "image pending" according to the call centre agent.
The agent said she cannot sent a message to production because the processing time has been updated to 52 days instead of 46 and the previous message was declined by production.
Personally think the processing time should be locked down on the day of landing.
Travelling next Friday, not likely to receive card before departure although I still hope that I will...
Anyone who has experience applying for Permanent Resident Travel Document?
Day 50. Card not in production yet. Status is "image pending" according to the call centre agent.
The agent said she cannot sent a message to production because the processing time has been updated to 52 days instead of 46 and the previous message was declined by production.
Personally think the processing time should be locked down on the day of landing.
Travelling next Friday, not likely to receive card before departure although I still hope that I will...
Anyone who has experience applying for Permanent Resident Travel Document?
Well, the downsides of still not having the card are 1) you can't leave without a proper alternative which is also troublesome, 2) lacking a photo ID for many things and 3) not having a handy document (copr is a bit big and fragile). The utter inefficiency is amazing. My home country is way smaller and people almost always get passports and ID on time. People can even apply for quick documents by paying more. I could do the same if this country allowed it. Having to wait for another 52 or more days isn't fun.