DM comes from SYDNEY or OTTAWA

[Hamid khan]

it means what I've been mentioning. It was transferred to Ottawa to review eligibility. Your case probably has something in the list I mentioned.

Type means what it is. In this case eligibility of EConomic class or QC(Quebec) under PNP
Version is Jun 2010. They will check if you meet the requirements they have from the rules in Jun 2010
Status is the status of it. It can be not started, passed, etc. Yours needs to be reviewed
Due date is the expected date for this to happen. Feb 20 2016.

My due date was set to Oct 18 2015 and that was a Sunday. I got PPR on Oct 15. So you might get PPR around Feb 2016.

So does it mean there is no way I can get my PPR before February 2016

 

[Hamid khan]

it means what I've been mentioning. It was transferred to Ottawa to review eligibility. Your case probably has something in the list I mentioned.

Type means what it is. In this case eligibility of EConomic class or QC(Quebec) under PNP
Version is Jun 2010. They will check if you meet the requirements they have from the rules in Jun 2010
Status is the status of it. It can be not started, passed, etc. Yours needs to be reviewed
Due date is the expected date for this to happen. Feb 20 2016.

My due date was set to Oct 18 2015 and that was a Sunday. I got PPR on Oct 15. So you might get PPR around Feb 2016.

So there is no way to get PPR before feb 2016
My thinking was you got DM 8 weeks after IP
So my IP is 9 October so can I hope DM November 9 and PPR end of NOv
also can order one more GCMS , I already order 3 times


What do you think bro

My brain is not working

 

[SpoonRaccoon]

So there is no way to get PPR before feb 2016
My thinking was you got DM 8 weeks after IP
So my IP is 9 October so can I hope DM November 9 and PPR end of NOv
also can order one more GCMS , I already order 3 times


What do you think bro

My brain is not working

IP doesn't mean what it used to mean. IP meant basically when your application is assigned to an officer. Your application has not been assigned. In reality, you don't have IP. You have the new IP which is your lock-in date and the date you get AOR.

 

[Hamid khan]

IP doesn't mean what it used to mean. IP meant basically when your application is assigned to an officer. Your application has not been assigned. In reality, you don't have IP. You have the new IP which is your lock-in date and the date you get AOR.

I got my AOR 24 feb 2015
And it says we start your application processing on 24 Feb 2015, this line add on 9oct 2015

 

[SpoonRaccoon]

I got my AOR 24 feb 2015
And it says we start your application processing on 24 Feb 2015, this line add on 9oct 2015

yeah that's the new IP which reflects your AOR which also means nothing. It doesn't tell you anything.

If it was the old IP then it would have said "we started processing your application on Oct 9 2015" and then you would have had PPR in 1 or 2 months.

 

[Hamid khan]

yeah that's the new IP which reflects your AOR which also means nothing. It doesn't tell you anything.

If it was the old IP then it would have said "we started processing your application on Oct 9 2015" and then you would have had PPR in 1 or 2 months.

So
My question who update this IP
Ottawa or Sydney

Also I order 3 times GCMS note
Can j order one more
Can it effect badly my application

 

[goodboy97]

You need to understand what Sydney and Ottawa do. Sydney is the centralized intake office. Every single PNP application around the world goes to Sydney. Initially, Sydney checks the eligibility of the applicant which is basically your PNP nomination. If passed, then medicals are requested and eventually it's sent to a local consulate where they process and finish the application.

If the application is an inland application, Sydney will send the application to Ottawa. However, here is the frustration of many people and why people get PPR in 10 months and others in 20+ months. When Sydney checks the original nomination eligibility, everything else doesn't have to be checked or reviewed if it comes back blank. If your medical or PCC don't have any issues, then there's nothing to check for so in that moment Sydney can make the decision. If there's any issue and your application requires further reviewing, then it'll be sent to Ottawa for eligibility. Further reviewing = longer processing times. Once Ottawa reviews your case, Ottawa will make the decision and regardless of who makes the decision, Ottawa is responsible for visa stamping in Canada so PPR will always come from Ottawa.

So answering your question, DM comes from whoever is processing your application.


Reason for Ottawa to check eligibility:
criminal record or criminal convictions
medical record shows potential drowning in health or social systems
MoC(Marriage of Convenience)
divorce
adding or removing a dependent in the middle of the application
dependent(s) have visas denied
PA or dependent(s) have previously denied entry to Canada
PA or dependent(s) have served in the military


I hope this helps

hello,
how long will it take to transfer the file from Sydney to Ottawa? I am an inland applicant and got AOR in August 2017

 

[John mtl]

hello,
how long will it take to transfer the file from Sydney to Ottawa? I am an inland applicant and got AOR in August 2017

Me too inland applicant

File sent 15th May 2017

AOR 4th Aug 2017

Additional docs request for RCMP finger print records and clearance 24 FEB 2018

RCMP clearance submission 8 March 2018


No updates after that no idea how long it takes for further process ?

Any one with same timeline got any updates ??