Real processing timelines from thousands of Express Entry applicants not IRCC's generic estimate. Community-powered, open-source, and free forever.
AORTrack is a free, open-source Canadian permanent residency processing time tracker. It aggregates anonymized milestone data from applicants who voluntarily log AOR dates and processing steps. Medians below measure community-reported days from Acknowledgement of Receipt (AOR) to eCOPR-style milestones by Express Entry and related stream not official IRCC processing times. Use them for cohort context and peer comparison; check IRCC for your case status.
| Stream | Median days |
|---|---|
| CEC Canadian Experience Class | 184 days |
| FSW Federal Skilled Worker | 267 days |
| PNP Provincial Nominee Program | 312 days |
| FST Federal Skilled Trades | 284 days |
| Atlantic Immigration Program | 228 days |
How It Works
No account needed. 30 seconds to set up. Your anonymised data automatically improves estimates for your whole cohort.
7 Powerful Features
From live community data to smart alerts all free, all open source, no signup required.
Cohort Analytics
Don't just know your day count. Understand your position in the full distribution who's ahead, who's behind, and what the real processing curve looks like for your stream and month.
Smart Alerts & Messaging
The PR process is opaque. AORTrack makes it transparent by telling you in real time when your cohort accelerates, when processing times shift, and when your PPR window narrows.
Immigration Streams
Community data across all major Express Entry and provincial streams updated in real time as applicants log milestones.
Open Source · MIT
AORTrack is fully open source every line of code is on GitHub, every decision is made in public, and every feature is driven by the community. No black boxes. No corporate agenda.
Built in Public Growth Goals
We believe in radical transparency. Our growth targets, Discord link, and GitHub issues are all public. Vote on features, file bugs, or just watch us build.
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