TRV From Inside Canada - Normal Processing Time Has Passed

[Nkrana]

Ppr received on 25 Feb
Passport submitted on 26 Feb
Received back on 9 March finally

Congratulations!! How did you get your passport so fast? Can I get the details like which type of postal service and what is your location? Thanks

 

[mrs.majid]

Application date: December 17, 2020
Submission Confirmation: Feb 4, 2021
Eligibility Review: hasn’t started yet
No PPR yet.
Going to travel without PPR and receive my PPR in home country and get my passport stamped there.

For how long you will stay there(i assume Pakistan) if your stay is long then you should take go otherwise its better to wait until your application gets approved. I have seen due to some unknown reasons male applicants are getting their approval quite late . My husband applied before me on 1 dec and he hasn’t got his approval yet. And i applied on 13 dec and these days normal processing time is quite long.

also i would like to mention our previous experience when we applied visa when i travelled to Pakistan (got my stamping done there) at that time also my husband’s application got approved quite late (normal processing time was 5 days at that time) he applied on 24 oct and got approval in January (i don’t remember the date)

so you can get the idea. I know someone who applied his trv in oct 2020 and he hasn’t geot his approval yet.
My suggestion to you is that if your travel is not urgent, its better to wait until your application gets approved then you will have 30 days to get it stamped and you can plan your trip within that time frame so you can send your passport in time.

 

[ahmadmujtaba]

For how long you will stay there(i assume Pakistan) if your stay is long then you should take go otherwise its better to wait until your application gets approved. I have seen due to some unknown reasons male applicants are getting their approval quite late . My husband applied before me on 1 dec and he hasn’t got his approval yet. And i applied on 13 dec and these days normal processing time is quite long.

also i would like to mention our previous experience when we applied visa when i travelled to Pakistan (got my stamping done there) at that time also my husband’s application got approved quite late (normal processing time was 5 days at that time) he applied on 24 oct and got approval in January (i don’t remember the date)

so you can get the idea. I know someone who applied his trv in oct 2020 and he hasn’t geot his approval yet.
My suggestion to you is that if your travel is not urgent, its better to wait until your application gets approved then you will have 30 days to get it stamped and you can plan your trip within that time frame so you can send your passport in time.

I will be staying there for 2 months (60 days). So I think by that time i will receive the PPR there.

 

[ahmadmujtaba]

For how long you will stay there(i assume Pakistan) if your stay is long then you should take go otherwise its better to wait until your application gets approved. I have seen due to some unknown reasons male applicants are getting their approval quite late . My husband applied before me on 1 dec and he hasn’t got his approval yet. And i applied on 13 dec and these days normal processing time is quite long.

also i would like to mention our previous experience when we applied visa when i travelled to Pakistan (got my stamping done there) at that time also my husband’s application got approved quite late (normal processing time was 5 days at that time) he applied on 24 oct and got approval in January (i don’t remember the date)

so you can get the idea. I know someone who applied his trv in oct 2020 and he hasn’t geot his approval yet.
My suggestion to you is that if your travel is not urgent, its better to wait until your application gets approved then you will have 30 days to get it stamped and you can plan your trip within that time frame so you can send your passport in time.

And Thanks a lot for these detailed replies, They help a lot.

 

[mp18]

@ahmadmujtaba
Did you get any confirmation from IRCC that you can stamp visa in home country.?

 

[ahmadmujtaba]

@ahmadmujtaba
Did you get any confirmation from IRCC that you can stamp visa in home country.?

Yes I emailed the High Commission of Canada in my home country and they said my visa can be printed and stamped over there.

 

[mp18]

Yes I emailed the High Commission of Canada in my home country and they said my visa can be printed and stamped over there.

Okay
Thanks for the information.

 

[Lalit7891]

Yes I emailed the High Commission of Canada in my home country and they said my visa can be printed and stamped over there.

Hi, has your eligibility review started yet ?

 

[ahmadmujtaba]

Hi, has your eligibility review started yet ?

No it hasn't.

 

[mrs.majid]

And Thanks a lot for these detailed replies, They help a lot.

You’re most welcome

 

[Lalit7891]

No it hasn't.

Mine too, don't know whats taking them so long to just approve a TRV application

 

[coolgal]

Inland TRV applicant here: applied today.(March 10th). Got transmission and submission confirmation immediately. The long wait starts.

 

[Nkrana]

I have read some of the comments saying that it will go to India New Delhi office and not CIC Ottawa where my application has processed. And also is vac allowing in person visits?

Hi, any update for your application? In same boat

 

[Mansh01]

My TRV Timeline:
Application inside Canada
Applied: 19th December
Submission Confirmation: 3rd February
PPR Received : 9th March
Travelled to India without PPR
Will send passport for stamping in coming days in my home country India.
Attaching a link for passport submission after PPR : Covid-19 Updates | vfsglobal

 

[mp18]

My TRV Timeline:
Application inside Canada
Applied: 19th December
Submission Confirmation: 3rd February
PPR Received : 9th March
Travelled to India without PPR
Will send passport for stamping in coming days in my home country India.
Attaching a link for passport submission after PPR : Covid-19 Updates | vfsglobal

Do we need to give biometrics for this.?