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[musicholic]

With this logic mine would have been done by now

Should happen soon !

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Should happen soon !

And I hope all of us get PPR request soon

 

[tbn2k18]

I don't necessarily mean couples would get late. But, the priority is definitely families first. Also, I was just analyzing the tracker as well and filtered all those people with dependents as 1 (single applicant), no one with Indian FSW application has moved to IP2 (unless they haven't updated). Only few Indian applicants who have applied through PNP have moved to IP2 (the exact number being 3).

So I believe the priority order is like:

1. US Applicant (current residence as US) with Family
2. US Applicant (current residence as US) under FSW/PNP (Irrespective of nationality)
3. Indian Applicant with Family
4. Indian Applicant (Single) applied as PNP
5. Indian Applicant under FSW.

You can do a similar analysis for your own country and compare. I am not sure about this 100% but yes there does seem to be a trend.

*Comparison done only with India as I am an Indian applicant.

I would like to agree with you but it is not necessary. But some portion of your analysis is definitely correct. Maybe the VO is also a factor.

 

[musicholic]

I would like to agree with you but it is not necessary. But some portion of your analysis is definitely correct. Maybe the VO is also a factor.

I am not sure about the London VOs but Ottawa and NDVO are working based on these priorities

 

[Rijo02]

Hey....
My timeline is as follows
ITA - Jan 25 2018
AOR - April 6
MEP - April 13
IP1 - April 13
ADR - May 9
ADR Submitted - May 11
RPRF - not paid upfront

My question is that does getting an ADR delays the processing.... I am waiting for my... RPRF request....and how long will it take after RPRF.....

Hey, do you mind sharing what your ADR was for? Thanks

 

[ajeet.ims]

They are different stages your application goes through in background check. Following are the wordings used in your application status with respect to each stage:

IP1- Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check.
IP2-We are processing your background check. we will send you a message if we need more information.

tks,
tbn2k18

Are these definitions still valid?
I read in many other threads that IP1 and IP2 wordings are same these days.

 

[tbn2k18]

Are these definitions still valid?
I read in many other threads that IP1 and IP2 wordings are same these days.

Yes that's right. Both these do not have any meaning nowadays.

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Cpl of people updated there tracker with the PPR request.

 

[tbn2k18]

Applications across March have been processed these two weeks.

Next week is April AORs

 

[Kwamena]

Don't mean to be rude but it's a little annoying when people ask the same questions that have been answered a page or two behind. It wouldn't hurt to read

 

[denzrambo]

I don't necessarily mean couples would get late. But, the priority is definitely families first. Also, I was just analyzing the tracker as well and filtered all those people with dependents as 1 (single applicant), no one with Indian FSW application has moved to IP2 (unless they haven't updated). Only few Indian applicants who have applied through PNP have moved to IP2 (the exact number being 3).

So I believe the priority order is like:

1. US Applicant (current residence as US) with Family
2. US Applicant (current residence as US) under FSW/PNP (Irrespective of nationality)
3. Indian Applicant with Family
4. Indian Applicant (Single) applied as PNP
5. Indian Applicant under FSW.

You can do a similar analysis for your own country and compare. I am not sure about this 100% but yes there does seem to be a trend.

*Comparison done only with India as I am an Indian applicant.

This is not entirely true! there are folks who are in USA who have days hitting more than 100 including me while other people get through in the first month etc.NO ADr etc all given upfront.its how the VO designates and takes up work .recently the NDVO issued multiple pprs in one day on Feb aors(example.).so in reality there is no patterns

 

[bimale4bipeople]

This is not entirely true! there are folks who are in USA who have days hitting more than 100 including me while other people get through in the first month etc.NO ADr etc all given upfront.its how the VO designates and takes up work .recently the NDVO issued multiple pprs in one day on Feb aors(example.).so in reality there is no patterns

Couldn't agree more.

 

[denzrambo]

a good read from the past

https://www.quora.com/Why-is-CIC-so-slow-and-what-are-their-employees-doing-all-day

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Here are couple of more posts I read earlier:

https://www.quora.com/How-much-time-does-it-generally-take-to-get-your-PR-approved-after-submitting-the-documents-under-Express-Entry-program-for-Canada-Has-anyone-got-rejected-If-yes-for-what-reasons/answer/Sandeep-Mishra-14?share=82ef1498&srid=Xl5N

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/additional-documents-request.407135/

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Quick question fella's...

For applicants who submitted the T4 forms, did you redact the SIN# before submitting the application?
I did read on OINP: http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/documents/document/oi_en_hcps_010517.pdf that you should, but did not find the same info on Express Entry document checklist.

Can you share your experience?