AOR - March 12
Medicals passed and IP1- March 21
IP2- June 19
I’m a CEC applicant from India
Medicals passed and IP1- March 21
IP2- June 19
I’m a CEC applicant from India
March 2018 AOR - join here!
- Thread starter andy108
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Ok....then i expect it to come soon. Just hang in there and.keep checkin your spam mails as well
Thank you guys for your inputs, support, and encouragement. It's not yet the end of my journey. I'll be starting a new one.
To those who are still waiting for PPRs, just hold on, guys. We know how you feel coz we've been through that stage before.
To those with PPRs and COPRs already, I wish you the best in your new home.
As stated by KingKurly, he first applied in 2014. Well, I applied 12 years ago when it was still paper-based and the processing time was 5 YEARS. I waited for 6 years before I got the news that all applications submitted before 2008 will not be processed and that fees paid will be refunded. I guess it was not yet my time. This recent application took me one and a half years to process from gathering documents, taking the IELTS, submission of application, waiting for OINP nomination, obtaining OINP nomination, getting ITA, and now getting the PPR. It was worth the wait. So if you feel that your application is taking too long, just remember me.
Special shout-out to LegalFalcon and BillHyatt for their immense contributions in this forum. I may not have directly conversed with them but their inputs and ideas are GOLD. Future applicants will greatly benefit from them.
I will still be in this forum. See you guys around.
To those who are still waiting for PPRs, just hold on, guys. We know how you feel coz we've been through that stage before.
To those with PPRs and COPRs already, I wish you the best in your new home.
As stated by KingKurly, he first applied in 2014. Well, I applied 12 years ago when it was still paper-based and the processing time was 5 YEARS. I waited for 6 years before I got the news that all applications submitted before 2008 will not be processed and that fees paid will be refunded. I guess it was not yet my time. This recent application took me one and a half years to process from gathering documents, taking the IELTS, submission of application, waiting for OINP nomination, obtaining OINP nomination, getting ITA, and now getting the PPR. It was worth the wait. So if you feel that your application is taking too long, just remember me.
Special shout-out to LegalFalcon and BillHyatt for their immense contributions in this forum. I may not have directly conversed with them but their inputs and ideas are GOLD. Future applicants will greatly benefit from them.
I will still be in this forum. See you guys around.
Hi my AOR date is 14th March 2018
FSW O applying from Mumbai
Have an agent whose office is in Delhi
Till 2 days back I could see the status in account....it was in IP1
Then I got an email that my account has been linked to another account and so no more status visibility in my account
When checked with agent..they said it's now linked to their legal team whom I have signed as representative...they have said there is no update..
Has anyone else done the same using an authorised representative....and by when should I expect PPR...slightly tensed...thanks guys in advance
FSW O applying from Mumbai
Have an agent whose office is in Delhi
Till 2 days back I could see the status in account....it was in IP1
Then I got an email that my account has been linked to another account and so no more status visibility in my account
When checked with agent..they said it's now linked to their legal team whom I have signed as representative...they have said there is no update..
Has anyone else done the same using an authorised representative....and by when should I expect PPR...slightly tensed...thanks guys in advance
OMG what a journey! Big congratulations to you and all the very best in Canada landThank you guys for your inputs, support, and encouragement. It's not yet the end of my journey. I'll be starting a new one.
To those who are still waiting for PPRs, just hold on, guys. We know how you feel coz we've been through that stage before.
To those with PPRs and COPRs already, I wish you the best in your new home.
As stated by KingKurly, he first applied in 2014. Well, I applied 12 years ago when it was still paper-based and the processing time was 5 YEARS. I waited for 6 years before I got the news that all applications submitted before 2008 will not be processed and that fees paid will be refunded. I guess it was not yet my time. This recent application took me one and a half years to process from gathering documents, taking the IELTS, submission of application, waiting for OINP nomination, obtaining OINP nomination, getting ITA, and now getting the PPR. It was worth the wait. So if you feel that your application is taking too long, just remember me.
Special shout-out to LegalFalcon and BillHyatt for their immense contributions in this forum. I may not have directly conversed with them but their inputs and ideas are GOLD. Future applicants will greatly benefit from them.
I will still be in this forum. See you guys around.
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Mine is also eligibility "recommend pass" and in nova scotia sydney now. Back ground check in progress.. let me know once you recieve ppr.. i am also waiting
Mine is also in nova scotia with eligibility passed and background check in progress. let me know if you get ppr
Hats off to you man... 6years not a jokeThank you guys for your inputs, support, and encouragement. It's not yet the end of my journey. I'll be starting a new one.
To those who are still waiting for PPRs, just hold on, guys. We know how you feel coz we've been through that stage before.
To those with PPRs and COPRs already, I wish you the best in your new home.
As stated by KingKurly, he first applied in 2014. Well, I applied 12 years ago when it was still paper-based and the processing time was 5 YEARS. I waited for 6 years before I got the news that all applications submitted before 2008 will not be processed and that fees paid will be refunded. I guess it was not yet my time. This recent application took me one and a half years to process from gathering documents, taking the IELTS, submission of application, waiting for OINP nomination, obtaining OINP nomination, getting ITA, and now getting the PPR. It was worth the wait. So if you feel that your application is taking too long, just remember me.
Special shout-out to LegalFalcon and BillHyatt for their immense contributions in this forum. I may not have directly conversed with them but their inputs and ideas are GOLD. Future applicants will greatly benefit from them.
I will still be in this forum. See you guys around.
and me waiting for 100days and already lost my hope but aftr reading your post i gt my hopes back thnxs for sharing and CONGRATULATIONS
Mine’s also in CIO Sydney and background check in progress.