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Two months ago my wife was granted PR status. She was issued a letter indicating this at the border and was told in two months the actual PR card would arrive in the mail. However two months have come and gone with no card arriving. She has since been called away out of the country on business. Will she be able to enter Canada with just her letter and not actual PR card? The customs agent told her that she should have the actual card if she was to enter Canada and not to use the letter, not sure if this is a optional or mandatory?
Two months ago my wife was granted PR status. She was issued a letter indicating this at the border and was told in two months the actual PR card would arrive in the mail. However two months have come and gone with no card arriving. She has since been called away out of the country on business. Will she be able to enter Canada with just her letter and not actual PR card? The customs agent told her that she should have the actual card if she was to enter Canada and not to use the letter, not sure if this is a optional or mandatory?
It's currently taking 64 calendar days for the PR card to be issued. This 64 days starts from the time you land in Canada and become a PR (not from the time you are approved). You can see the processing time here:
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