You can track any immigration documents through this website. This includes visas, green cards, and Employment Authorization Document (EAD).
To find this number, check your copy of the application. The receipt is a 13-character code that was issued to you when you submitted your application. The first 3 characters are letters and the last 10 are numerical digits.
You will be notified when your case has been received and processed.
How long it takes to receive your permit depends on how busy the processing centers are. It should not take longer than 75 days (or 15 days for a H-2A visa). If too much time has passed, submit an inquiry.
To make an account, visit: https://www. canada. ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/account/link-paper-online. html. Fill out the form using information found on your paper application. If you have a Sign-In Partner account through your bank, use your login information for that account that to create your account. If you don’t, select “GC Key” to create a new account through the government.
If you forgot your username or password, click “forgot your password” below the sign in. If you used a Sign-In Partner ID to create your account, select “Sign-In Partner” and use that login information. If you did not use this account, click “GC Key” to sign in.
For example, if it states processing times are currently 3 weeks, wait 4 weeks before submitting an inquiry.
Once your account is set up, you can check the status of your visa application.
Look up visa application centers by country here: https://www. gov. uk/find-a-visa-application-centre.
If you live in certain countries, like Canada, the UK, South Korea, or the Netherlands, you can check the status of your visa through the Visa Service Application Center in your country. To find the closest center, visit http://www. visaforchina. org/.
In most cases, you will need your reference receipt number from the application and your date of birth to check your status.
Contact the same department you applied for your visa through for more information. For example, for German visas, contact the Federal Foreign Office. For Spanish visas, contact the local consulate. Many countries list their average processing times online. For example, you can find the processing times for Norway on the UDI website.
