Today in tracker. Dated March 3. My updates are in the October thread if you want to follow it. I submitted in October but my AOR is November.
Nice congrats! So after confirming your criminality from your fingerprints it was only a matter of like 5 days before they did your LPP! That’s good news.
Just checked my tracker unfortunately no updates yet. This is driving me crazy people applied after me are getting e certificates
I know.. driving me up the wall too. People who applied 3 weeks after me have their oath in two weeks. Utterly bizzare.
It seems like FPR slows us way down, however my wife's (AOR 11 days after mine) had her BG complete without a FPR, long ago, and has had no movement since. My LPP completed before hers (yesterday but dated March 3).
Did you guys apply together? If yes, they may have been waiting on you. If not, IRCC is working backwards again.
If the test took a month to review, I wonder how long the LPP will take. If their efficiency is anything like the test process, I’m hoping they’ll wrap everything up by the end of the year!It's important not to view these situations in black and white. There are always several factors at play. First, not all cases are the same, and some may require additional time for review and confirmation. Second, the efficiency of the person handling your case can vary, but this is also a bit tricky because you don’t know how much work they have or how many complicated, time-consuming cases they’re dealing with. When I entered the process, I was aware that it would require patience and that I could only do my part to potentially speed things up. Unfortunately, there’s often not much you can do to influence the timeline. At the end of the day, can you name one country with a truly efficient government? Whether it’s a rich or poor nation, governments are often like big dinosaurs—steady in their movements, but painfully slow
Applied separately, about 11 days apart (you can check the Google Sheet to see for sure; I don't recall exact days). I was eligible (with padding extra days) earlier than her, so we applied separately, under the theory that if something holds up one of our applications for an extended period of time and the other is a citizen, then the second person remains a permanent resident as long as we are married and living together (don't have to worry about the residency obligation).
