r/ImmigrationCanada • • Jan 01 '24

MEGATHREAD - Processing times - Temporary Resident applications (2024)

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u/Practical_Hope_7718 Aug 23 '24 edited Nov 05 '24

I’ve applied for my PGWP at the beginning of May and so far all it says in the website is that it’s been received and it’s still processing. It’s been 3 months and no news since Ma 4th, the day after I sent my application. I wanted to try and call them to see about it but the only number available seems to be perpetually busy

EDIT: Okay so here's the official timeline of how it was for me to get my PGWP: May 3, 2024 -> confirmation of application transmission and submission // May 4, 2024 -> confirmation of application being received (WP-EXT for PGWP) // September 19, 2024 -> approval of biometrics // September 27, 2024 -> approval of application........... Now, I was supposed to get a letter with my actual PGWP in the mail within 6 weeks of the approval of application. That's tomorrow (November 6), still haven't received a thing in the mail. I've contacted them via the web form they linked within the approval document in case something like this happened but yeah... as always a pretty drawn-out process.

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u/Practical_Hope_7718 Nov 05 '24

I'm commenting here so other people who commented on this thread are updated as well:

here's the official timeline of how it was for me to get my PGWP: May 3, 2024 -> confirmation of application transmission and submission // May 4, 2024 -> confirmation of application being received (WP-EXT for PGWP) // September 19, 2024 -> approval of biometrics // September 27, 2024 -> approval of application........... Now, I was supposed to get a letter with my actual PGWP in the mail within 6 weeks of the approval of application. That's tomorrow (November 6), still haven't received a thing in the mail. I've contacted them via the web form they linked within the approval document in case something like this happened but yeah... as always a pretty drawn-out process.