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I'm REALLY hoping I wake up tomorrow and see "Completed" and that my card has been sent tomorrow.

It really sucks when everyone else you applied for at the same time (husband and daughter) got their cards weeks ago, and you're still waiting.
 
JasonXS said:
don't worry too much, I believe the officer will fix that for you since you uploaded their ID (passports or old PR cards)
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Thanks, reason for worrying is that I booked travel for January for the whole family and If I made this silly mistake, hopefully it does not delay things. I wish there was a way to check :confused:
 
Just checked GCKey, and I got this: September 16, 2024 Your eligibility has been reviewed. Please see the final decision below.

Scrolled down, and saw the magic words!

We mailed your permanent resident card to you. Your card can take up to six weeks to arrive.

Applied 14 June.
Sent back for picture error.
Resubmitted 28 June.
Followed up last week, after processing time exceeded.
Able to link toGCKey 13 September, and had "ghost update" of Final Decision: We started processing.
Today it was complete.

SO GLAD TO BE FINISHED WITH THIS PROCESS!!!
 
Siuuu said:
Oh right around the 72-day mark. I hope mine goes through in about 2 weeks (72 days).
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Sure will. Been following the thread for the past 3 months. The applications that have two rejection reason through inspect tool are getting completed around closer to the processing time (+/- 1 week). Based on that, you can certainly expect the card to be in your mail anytime in September.
 
vrahulan said:
Applied on June 25th. Was finally able to link the application to my IRCC account last week. Got an update today on the profile saying application was approved on Sep 5th, which is exactly 72 days (processing time). Expecting the PR card in the mailbox soon.

As you had submitted on July 8th, you can expect approval on Sep 18th :)
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Have you got your card yet? I finally got my approval and card in the mail update today, so I'm trying to work out how many days it'll take to get the actual card.
 
Submitted non-urgent application on 9/10. Called IRCC today to get application number and was told my application is in progress. Inspect tool says "Complete." According to what I've read on this thread - I'm hoping to get card soon !!


"updatedAt": "2024-09-17 16:23:59.30962",
...
"submittedAt": "2024-09-10 17:59:03.925703",
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"
"status": {
"id": 20,
"statusEn": "Completed",
"statusFr": "Complété"
},
"rejectionReasons": [],
"members": [],
"phase": {
"id": 3,
"phaseEn": "Renewal",
"phaseFr": "Renouvellement"
}
 
My PR Card application is finally approved exactly on the 71st day. there is no update on PR portal and ECAS is still unable to show anything. GCKey was updated with the application approved and the card is mailed. It will arrive in 6 weeks.
 
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Does anyone know for form IMM5444, the 4.2 Work and Educational History (Inside and Outside Canada) section, how to input job information if it's remote work? I continued working for a US company from home after moving to Canada and am not sure what to put down for city/town or country in this case.

Also, for a starting date, the form says to list work you've had since you became PR...I began working that job before I even immigrated. So do I put that date down, or should I put down the date I became PR due to the wording of their requirement?

Thank you!!
 
Beachalog said:
That was quick! Three business days, including the 13th!

I read that they're all sent from Nova Scotia. Are you close by? I'm in Alberta, so I'm expecting to wait a few days at least.
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I live in BC. But yes, the application was processed in Nova Scotia. Your card will arrive in couple of days.
 
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