August AOR 2017
- Thread starter andy108
- Start date
STEP BY SYEP PROCESS POST AOR:
ITA --> AOR --> Medicals passed --> IP1 --> N/A --> IP2 --> PPR
Please note that the timelines are very rough, there are many factors that can affect your application such as spouse/#dependants, travel history, PCC's, and many more thing. Even certain streams seem to be slower, for example PNP applications seem to take longer than FSW, and CEC is fastest (Again generally speaking).
Not all of the above changes trigger an email to you. so its a good idea to check your application regularly.
In general it seems to be
Medicals passed
then your background will move from In progress 1 or not Applicable, but some people may never seen IP1 its so quick.
then you might see changes regarding the additional documents section
followed by in background to We are processing your background check (IP2)
IP2 seems to be a pretty good indicator you are about 2 weeks away from getting your Passport request email
ITA --> AOR --> Medicals passed --> IP1 --> N/A --> IP2 --> PPR
- You receive your ITA, and you have 90 days to submit the full application
- On submitting the full application, you receive an AOR or Acknowledgement of Receipt
- Medical passed could take about 2 months, but recently its only been a month for some. It will say 'You have passed the medical'. I think this could be preceded with a background check of not applicable...
- Background checks happen in two stages, on some forums they are labelled IP1 (in progress 1) and IP2 (in progress 2).
- IP1 usually follows shortly after the medicals are passed, and should last a few days before the background check goes to not applicable again. The text I believe just says 'In progress'
- This not applicable stage can last from a month to many months.
- When the background check goes to 'We are processing your background check. We will contact you if we need further information', then you are in IP2.
- After IP2 follows PPR, or Passport Request, which is the visa office asking for your passport so they can stamp it with something confirming your PR. At this stage you have been accepted.
Please note that the timelines are very rough, there are many factors that can affect your application such as spouse/#dependants, travel history, PCC's, and many more thing. Even certain streams seem to be slower, for example PNP applications seem to take longer than FSW, and CEC is fastest (Again generally speaking).
Not all of the above changes trigger an email to you. so its a good idea to check your application regularly.
In general it seems to be
Medicals passed
then your background will move from In progress 1 or not Applicable, but some people may never seen IP1 its so quick.
then you might see changes regarding the additional documents section
followed by in background to We are processing your background check (IP2)
IP2 seems to be a pretty good indicator you are about 2 weeks away from getting your Passport request email
Last edited:
Hey Aug AOR guys,
I have finally received my PPR. Below is my time line for your reference.
Enter Express Entry Pool - 26 May
CRS: 446
ITA - 31st May
AOR - 3 Aug
Medical Pass - 17 Aug
IP1 - 17 Aug
NA2 - 23 Aug
IP2 - 29 Aug
PPR Request - 30 Aug
Guys, CIC is moving very quickly. For those who are at the pending stage of medical approvals, be patient. It will change very soon. For those who are in IP1, NA2 or even IP2 stage, hang on.. The finish line is very near..
Good luck peeps!
I have finally received my PPR. Below is my time line for your reference.
Enter Express Entry Pool - 26 May
CRS: 446
ITA - 31st May
AOR - 3 Aug
Medical Pass - 17 Aug
IP1 - 17 Aug
NA2 - 23 Aug
IP2 - 29 Aug
PPR Request - 30 Aug
Guys, CIC is moving very quickly. For those who are at the pending stage of medical approvals, be patient. It will change very soon. For those who are in IP1, NA2 or even IP2 stage, hang on.. The finish line is very near..
Good luck peeps!
Last edited:
Congratulations Man!
Can you please share few more details related to your profile like how many dependents, extent of travel history, single/multiple PCCs, Whether reference letters from employer are on company letterhead or taken from colleagues/supervisor.
Thanks
Rahul
Thanks Rahul.
To answer your questions:
1. Single Applicant
2. Extend of Travel History - Tonnes of them but all less than 60 days
3. 2 PCC - Singapore & Australia. Also including Victoria Driving History
4. All reference letters were from the company direct, with company letter head in color.
5. Bank Reference and Transaction letters provided all in color letter head as well.
I also got my ITA on 31st May and I have submitted all the documents on 20th August, hope to get it soon
Hi Guys,
My AOR is 16th Aug, 2017. Today my BG changed from 'Not Applicable' to 'Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check.' There is no change in medical status. Is this the correct order which is followed by cic?
Also, my status shows 'Your Action is Required' but they have not asked for any additional documents. Can anyone please share their experience?
Thanks
Rahul
My AOR is 16th Aug, 2017. Today my BG changed from 'Not Applicable' to 'Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check.' There is no change in medical status. Is this the correct order which is followed by cic?
Also, my status shows 'Your Action is Required' but they have not asked for any additional documents. Can anyone please share their experience?
Thanks
Rahul
what does it read in additional documents section ? if ur medical status does not show passed you are at initial stage in IP1
keep checking ur cic account and mailbox for any email that u may get from them