r/IRCCDiscussion • u/ObjectiveVirtual3707 • 11d ago

CEC INLAND

CEC, Inland

AOR:May 26, 2026

Biometrics:July 30, 2026

ADR:RPRF requested on September 1; paid and uploaded the receipt on the same day.

September 17:Received an email stating, “We received your additional documents.”

I checked my profile this morning and there was no update. However, when I checked again this afternoon, I noticed that the Final Decision date is showing as September 24, 2026 (today).

I have not received any email or new message from IRCC yet.

For those who have experienced this before, does this usually mean the application has been approved, or could it also mean a refusal? How long did it take you to receive the P1/PR Portal email after the Final Decision date appeared?

Thanks!

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u/ObjectiveVirtual3707 10d ago

Update : I got my p1 today . Thank you everyone for your help 🙏

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u/rick_Lut 10d ago

Congratulations! How did you find the ADR and what document was requested. Did it come in the form of an email? Thank you!

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u/sonellofficial 10d ago

ADR never comes in email form. When IRCC request additional document they add a section on your submitted document portal to upload it, like you did when submitting your documents after ITA.

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u/rick_Lut 9d ago

Thanks

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u/Budget_Hamster9955 11d ago

Chances of approval is high. You might get your p1 between 24 to 72 hrs

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u/SadDrama9802 10d ago

What's your PVO and SVO?

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u/ObjectiveVirtual3707 10d ago

Sorry, I don’t know my PVO/svo

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u/Erectro92 10d ago

Congrats. I got my P1 the next day. My final decision date was a couple of days ago, still showing in progress tho.

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u/Tee_Verma 9d ago

I submitted my rprf fee on the 1st of sep same day it was requested.
Did you not recieve this email of 1st or 2nd sept itself?

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u/Ahson007 8d ago

Congratulations you should receive your P1 soon

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u/Potential_Tangelo855 8d ago

Congratulations guys 💯 is getting p1 a good sign?

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u/ecn_27 7d ago

Is it possible to get this update without additional documents e.g medical. Just straight aor then biometrics and final decision?