PR Card (New/Renewal) Processing Timeline 2021

[Thaisasp]

No one has heard from Montreal since mid February. There is a sad mailing room there filled with unopened envelopes with pictures of all of us in it lol.

Get in touch with your MP, send webform, call. It's time to make them move again.

This is insane. We should do something

 

[darwin110]

seem like they process in a complete random. Mine was lucky to be finished in about 2 months

 

[Orgcom]

The fresh one.

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/permane...s-feds-dawdle-with-processing-times-1.5532385

 

[darwin110]

The fresh one.

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/permane...s-feds-dawdle-with-processing-times-1.5532385

13 months now that disgusting

 

[brightwalia]

Copr -23 march
Pr card reached at winnipeg office- 29 march
Till now no update…
Anyone from winnipeg here who has an update
Please and thank you

 

[BadGamer6]

The fresh one.

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/permane...s-feds-dawdle-with-processing-times-1.5532385

"The current priority is to complete the PR applications (landings) of applicants who are already in Canada." lol, isn't that apparent. Inland applications are processing at a never-before speed indeed.

 

[VUPtoYOW]

13 months now that disgusting

This country has become a living hell for most PR card holders and citizenship applicants, no wonder many people choose to leave the country once citizenship is granted.

 

[darwin110]

The in-land sponsor and application for PR is process faster than any other scenario

 

[alexander_Schwartz]

This country has become a living hell for most PR card holders and citizenship applicants, no wonder many people choose to leave the country once citizenship is granted.

I want to start off by saying that I have been following this timeline for a while now and I appreciate the frustration that everyone is having regarding their PR Card renewal applications and the delays/intransparency of IRCC regarding the delays due to COVID-19. However, saying that I find it interesting that you are saying that Canada is a "living hell". How so? Is it the freedoms and opportunities that Canada offers that are bothersome or is it just that your application for a PR Card is taking longer than normal?

We have all chosen to come to Canada as it is a country that offers many opportunities and freedoms that are not available in many of our countries. Furthermore, Canada is a country that has opened itself to all of us, allowing us to come here and make a better life for ourselves (and children if applicable). There is no intrinsic de juris entitlement for us to be here. We chose to come here and through our application, were chosen to be able to live in this country. Canada owes us nothing. It is these type of feelings of entitlement that give way to people not wanting immigration as they feel people come here and "expect" everything and then leave once they get citizenship only to demand the help of the Canadian government when things go bad in other countries.

 

[darwin110]

I want to start off by saying that I have been following this timeline for a while now and I appreciate the frustration that everyone is having regarding their PR Card renewal applications and the delays/intransparency of IRCC regarding the delays due to COVID-19. However, saying that I find it interesting that you are saying that Canada is a "living hell". How so? Is it the freedoms and opportunities that Canada offers that are bothersome or is it just that your application for a PR Card is taking longer than normal?

We have all chosen to come to Canada as it is a country that offers many opportunities and freedoms that are not available in many of our countries. Furthermore, Canada is a country that has opened itself to all of us, allowing us to come here and make a better life for ourselves (and children if applicable). There is no intrinsic de juris entitlement for us to be here. We chose to come here and through our application, were chosen to be able to live in this country. Canada owes us nothing. It is these type of feelings of entitlement that give way to people not wanting immigration as they feel people come here and "expect" everything and then leave once they get citizenship only to demand the help of the Canadian government when things go bad in other countries.

I guess there are all pros and cons in every country, I think some people are frustrating over the process of getting paper works done. Everything has changes and delay since covid start, I am sure things were run smoothly before this. I live in Canada for over 15 years and never have issue with the paper process. Again things don't go at normal since covid started.

 

[Thiru66]

I think both of you will hear something soon. It seems like those that are received between Apr 3 to Apr 9 are now receiving AORs. And as always, today's Tuesday so we'll see an update on IRCC's website for the new processing time as well.

I have an update
Received AOR today - Aug 5
(3 emails for each)
PR renewal application (3 in a single envelope) dated April 9.
Hopefully everything will be fine.

 

[SheikhAhmed]

I have an update
Received AOR today - Aug 5
(3 emails for each)
PR renewal application (3 in a single envelope) dated April 9.
Hopefully everything will be fine.

Congratulations! Did you get decision made status yet?

 

[Thiru66]

Congratulations! Did you get decision made status yet?

Thank you.
How to check that?

 

[Buckets]

Is it possible to track the progress? I mailed my copr and photos almost 10 days ago , and I was wondering if I’ll receive an email confirming that ircc received my mail and is processing my request for first card?

 

[SheikhAhmed]

Thank you.
How to check that?

Use your UCI on ECAS and should be able to