AOR 2016-2017 EE PNP Inland >>>> All Welcome
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Not the only one...I am still standing, AOR Dec 3rd. "Last man standing"
I am an AOR Dec 18th.
That might be the reason that they are taking long time to process the file... But seriously this is just not right?:
I saw someone with 4-people application on the tracker and PPR was issued last week ish. So it's hard to say...
I can't even imagine how you would be feeling in this situation, I would suggest calling CIC if you haven't done that yet, you can't really do much except waiting but at least you will have an idea what is going on with your application. Hope you get your PPR soon
Thanks everyone, well I have to say that the past three weeks were hell to me and my husband. However, I have realized that I can't live like this so I am just patiently waiting.
I did call and was told that am at the very last stage of security screening and everything looks good. So, I have to live with that for now.
I am not sure what's happening
We sar PPRs yesterday for the last leg of December applicants. And we've witnessed IP2s for first 10/11 days of Jan applicants
BUT nothing for applicants after that. How will they issue PPRs because IP2 needs to happen first
Has anyone gotten any changes or can explain what's going on?
We sar PPRs yesterday for the last leg of December applicants. And we've witnessed IP2s for first 10/11 days of Jan applicants
BUT nothing for applicants after that. How will they issue PPRs because IP2 needs to happen first
Has anyone gotten any changes or can explain what's going on?
one good development is that CIC did not issues new ITA's in the month of June . As the officers will not get over flown with new CEC and FSW applicants,so I guess this will provide Analysts and officers with some extra time to look after the already existing applications.
In most of the cases, the applications first go through IP2 and then get PPR, but not necessarily. Many of the early December applicants received their PPR directly from NA. In other words, 100% of the applications experience IP1 and NA but not all of them experience IP2 before PPR.
Based on number of days - If you have reached 180 days, you have high chances of receiving PPR.
This is true. Ideally, you have to wait for 180 days completion
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- May 3, 2016
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- NOC Code......
- 0632
- Nomination.....
- 09-12-2016
- AOR Received.
- 23-12-2016
- Med's Done....
- 07-03-2017
My Approval was done on 180th day, exactly!
And received PPR 6 days later! 22 Dec AOR and PPR on 27th June, 5:27pm! Passport sent today, will reach there tomorrow afternoon!
And received PPR 6 days later! 22 Dec AOR and PPR on 27th June, 5:27pm! Passport sent today, will reach there tomorrow afternoon!