Great news, thanks for sharing!HI !!
my bgc changed to IP2 this morning
Congrats!!!JUST GOT PPR
Thank you all for your continuous support and help. Wish you all the best. I will definitely keep coming back here to help others!
bruh my medical hasn't even passed jan 20th aor, oinp pnp - inlandI called CIC this morning, wait time was ok, just 5 mins. She said my R10 check is still blank !!! How could it be possible? it's been almost 4 months. Not sure what is going on !!!!!
AOR Dec 3rd ... no changeHI !!
my bgc changed to IP2 this morning
AOR 10TH DEC
pnp inland
do you guys know how long does it take from ip2 to ppr for pnp inland?
so it went to IP2 on 15th May.BG IP2
Thanks Sam, but what does the phrase "PNP Secure Outstanding" signify?PNP applicants if you have received GCMS notes please check the group name on the first page of GCMS notes. If it says "PNP Secure Outstanding" then it might be a long ride before you get ppr.
Just received my second GCMS notes. On the first page, the Group name is PNP EE; the Group number is 1-B9W9FPS.Now that I think about it, the reason it takes so long for PNP-I applications to get processes is because they are processed in batches. I think they are now doing the security checks for the firs-half of December AOR applicants. The security checks are usually done in parallel to the eligibility checks or after them (my eligibility is already done). That means the applicants with AORs in the beginning of December had to wait until the eligibility checks for the applicants in the mid December was cleared before all of their applications moved to the security check stage. Now a person like myself who logged his application on Dec 4 has to wait for other applicants in the same batch who logged their applications later in December until their security checks are all cleared before all of our applications move to the next phase.
If anyone with AORs in the first half of December has received GCMS notes recently, please share your group name and group # included in the 1st page of your notes. We may all be from the same batch.