Who publishes this.
Immigration Timeline is an independent project, built and maintained by Manoj Kumar. It is not a law firm, not a consultancy, and not connected to the Government of Canada.
What this is
Two things that share one set of numbers. The public pages publish aggregated processing timelines for Express Entry and spousal sponsorship — what applicants actually reported, next to what IRCC officially publishes. The private half is a tracker: you record your own milestone dates and get an estimate of what is left, with the uncertainty shown rather than hidden.
The aggregates come from the tracker. That is the whole arrangement: people who track their own case make the published figures better for the next person, and nobody has to surrender a case number or a document to do it.
What this is not
Not immigration advice. Nothing here is legal advice and no one on this project is a licensed immigration consultant or lawyer. For advice about your own case, speak to an RCIC or a lawyer.
Not an official source. IRCC publishes the official processing times and is the only authority on your application. Where our figures differ from theirs, theirs is the one that governs.
Not a status checker. This project cannot see your application. It has no connection to IRCC systems and cannot look anything up on your behalf.
Not a directory of people. No individual case is published, and no figure is computed at all below 25 cases. You cannot look anyone up here, and neither can we.
Corrections and contact
If a figure here looks wrong, it might be. The method is published in full on the methodology page, including the stages the model has never been able to score. Corrections and questions go to analystkumar29@gmail.com.
Privacy, briefly
Your dates are readable only by you. Published figures are aggregates and none is computed below 25 people. There is no advertising on this site, and the timelines are not sold or shared.