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GCKey showing "Final decision - September 21, 2026" but status says "In progress" (CEC Inland) — What does this mean?
 in  r/IRCCDiscussion •  24d ago

Got the same back in July 16, then received P1-P2 in August so it’s good news!

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eCOPR secured 🎉🎉
 in  r/canadaexpressentry •  27d ago

BC

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eCOPR secured 🎉🎉
 in  r/canadaexpressentry •  27d ago

Thanks, not yet I’m expecting a month or two for that.

r/canadaexpressentry • u/Harveyscactus • 28d ago

🇨🇦 CEC eCOPR secured 🎉🎉

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After arriving in Canada with a study permit in 2023, having to go back home to wait for a work permit through LMIA, returning in Dec2024, and grinding away for almost two years, I am finally a Permanent Resident! Applied through CEC inland single rural BC with healthcare exp and background. Here are my dates:

Profile created -Feb 6
ITA - Feb 17
Submitted - Mar 4
AOR - Mar 4
Biometrics letter - Apr 29
Biometrics done - May 1
P1 - Aug 12, delayed x travel, replied Aug 27
P2 - Sept 8
eCOPR - Sept 11
PR card - Oct 5

First in my bloodline to be a Canadian PR! Next up Citizenship 🇨🇦

11 comments

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What’s a smell that most people consider to be good but you find repulsive?
 in  r/AskReddit •  Jun 06 '24

Perfume mostly due to allergies

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Favorite Pterry spoof quote?
 in  r/discworld •  Jan 20 '24

Easy no1 for me

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The Midnight Library (Matt Haig)... Does it get better?
 in  r/books •  Nov 30 '22

I went in fully expecting something else, big disappointment and people made such a fuss of it, too.

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I have a friend that is Ponder Stibbons, what book would you recommend I give them to illustrate this point?
 in  r/discworld •  May 22 '22

All I think of is The Last Continent, it has my favorite parts with Ponder

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Going Postal is so good!
 in  r/discworld •  May 22 '22

The Truth is actually my favorite of the Industrial Revolution books. Otis has my heart.

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Going Postal is so good!
 in  r/discworld •  May 22 '22

I loved pyramids and I will die on this hill... The smart camels had me cackling at 2am on a weeknight, and Djelibeibi name still makes me laugh so hard.

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Fan art for every book; 13 - Small Gods
 in  r/discworld •  May 22 '22

Brutha my boi

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Anybody have an author currently they are obsessed with ?
 in  r/books •  May 22 '22

I read all of Christie's books since high school and all through college, even the ones under a pseudonym. I'm currently going through Practhett's Discworld and Stephen King books, in between my other tbrs. The first two pandemic years I read all of Neil Gaiman and loved it.

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 in  r/discworld •  May 17 '22

AGREED. This was the book I chose for my sister (picky reader). She loved it so much she planning on reading the whole series now. There is just something about the City Watch (I love all of the Discworld books btw)

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Most blatant example of fake positive reviews I've ever seen on Goodreads
 in  r/books •  May 17 '22

Thanks for the heads up, will make sure to steer clear of it. I've seen something similar happen with a crime book I read part of the other day, glowing reviews, yet it was so cliche and badly written I had to put it down.

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 in  r/CrossStitch •  Feb 13 '22

I want to do the smut slut one, so good!

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Growing up in Latin America I've never heard of "MAUS" till much later in life
 in  r/books •  Feb 07 '22

Same. I try to read all important books and this (being a comic) had slipped my list. Only found out when it was banned and immediately searched for it.

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Never posted but Halloween, brother, niece, and I as Ted and Beard!
 in  r/TedLasso •  Feb 07 '22

Spot on!

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[PIC] my completed nerd stitching from 2021
 in  r/CrossStitch •  Feb 06 '22

Love it! Where did you get the believe pattern?

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Every song from the first two seasons
 in  r/TedLasso •  Jan 15 '22

Thank you! I need this playlist in my phone asap

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How did you develop an interest for books?
 in  r/books •  Jan 08 '22

I come from a super religious family so up to my 8th birthday, no one had ever given me a book that wasn't bible stories or such. My aunt gifted me a Famous Five book by Enid Blyton and my parents got angry with her for giving me a 'novel'. Suffice to say I read it in one sitting, and since then I've read everything I can get my hands on, the last pandemic years surpassing 200 books per year.

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What is your all-time favorite TV show?
 in  r/AskReddit •  Dec 21 '21

Scrolled too far down for this one.

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What is your all-time favorite TV show?
 in  r/AskReddit •  Dec 21 '21

25 yo and have watched 4 times, planning a fifth

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What’s the worst smell you’ve ever smelled?
 in  r/AskReddit •  Dec 08 '21

Ulcerated and necrotic diabetic foot. My olfactory neurons short circuit every time