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[capricorn7]

Thanks a lot dear.

I am checking my Spam nowadays with a hope of update. In process,I am reading other spam mails as well found someone in Singapore is having millions of dollars, wants to share that money with me and is talking to his lawyers for that

 

[Taha123]

congratulations to all who receive ppr today!!

I have one query if anyone can help plz...in my gcms notes I see that my change of name affidavit and birth certificate is set for review.
what could be the reason? I have 2 first names and then surname.
My surname was changed after marriage.but birth certificate mentions only 1 first name
all other documents like degrees, marriage certificate, passport mentions both first names.

 

[fzindani]

Thank you for the response. I agree, the better thing to do now would be to get my passport renewed. I'll respond to their PoF request in the meantime and then send over new passport info when I have it. I did actually get upfront medical but myCIC says Medical Passed on March 6. AOR: Jan 24. Is the CoPR date usually within a couple of months or approval or like even 6 months? Either way thanks a ton!

If your medical is passed. You are done with medical. There is no accurate information about COPR landing date but i believe it would be couple months or 3 at max and not 6months or so.

 

[milin4ever]

Guys.. it's PPR

 

[capricorn7]

Guys.. it's PPR

Congratulations

 

[dry.00]

Is anyone else having trouble logging into IRCC website? It's very slow, and I can't log in due to "bad gateway"

 

[Hania17]

Guys.. it's PPR

Congratulations! Did you get any ghost update before that?

 

[bibi-hey]

Hi,

Did anyone have to step out of Canada for biometrics?

 

[milin4ever]

Congratulations! Did you get any ghost update before that?

No ghost updates ever ! Direct PPR

 

[tanu912]

Thanks Tanu912. Is there a major difference between Procedural Fairness Letter and ADR/RR? I'll be able to show more funds and will submit all documents soon. I would still need to submit the letter highlighting outstanding student loan. Not sure what could be a logical explanation here that this is a monthly payment I make but has no bearing on my liquidity? Any ideas/suggestions would be much appreciated. However, i'll def make sure the total funds I show would be enough even if they deduct entire outstanding student loan from it.
Also, people suggested here that I also renew my passport proactively (expiring April 2020) to avoid any more delays. Would you recommend this too? It'll likely come in 4-6 weeks from now and I'll have to send a webform for this update then. Do you think it would further delay/impact the processing? THANKS AGAIN!

I suggest you to read about procedural fairness letter. You will get a clarity

 

[Fias34]

Guys.. it's PPR

Congrats

 

[santab]

Hi,

Did anyone have to step out of Canada for biometrics?

Yes I did. Back in March I did biometrics in Mexico city as I was there on a business trip.
If you have US visitor visa, you can go there as well. There is a center just across the border in Buffalo.

 

[Doom__V]

Hi,

Did anyone have to step out of Canada for biometrics?

Why would you need to do that? If you apply as inland, you don't need to have biometrics as of now.
Unless you applied as outland but are now inland.

 

[Maryah$]

Good day,

I just got our passports back and COPR. I noticed the pictures of my 2 daughters were mixed up on the COPR form. They look alike a bit but one is younger and their names are at the back so this should not have happened. I raise CSE and sent a mail to my VO which is Ottawa but no response yet. Does it matter if we travel with it like this? Anyone here with similar experience?

 

[bibi-hey]

Yes I did. Back in March I did biometrics in Mexico city as I was there on a business trip.
If you have US visitor visa, you can go there as well. There is a center just across the border in Buffalo.

@santab and @Doom__V
Thanks a lot.
I am in Canada on a TRV and I have just been asked to go for biometrics. I applied Outland.

I have never been to Mexico and I am just a bit worried.
Can I state to their immigration at the port of entry that I am just there for biometrics. As my plan is to return as soon as I am done.
I also have the fear of being allowed back to Canada when I step out.

I have a US citizenship but I don’t want to go there for the biometrics due to family and ex-husband issues.