What makes you think it should be in IP2? Many people spend more than 4 or 5 months in IP1.
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Are you serious? Too bad if you dont have patience. They clearly mention they try to process most of the applications within 6 months.
hey you see, most ppl post up this timeline with the abbrviations including ip2, not the wordy one. i think it must be easier to follow, not sure
Hello mates,
I have just had this question in my mind all the time. I am an inland applicant and I have applied for my TRV few days before my EE PR application. In normal cases, it should only takes 2 weeks max to be PPR for TRV but it is taking forever for me. I am just wondering if my PR application affected my TRV application. Has anybody here had a similar experience? I am asking this from the inland applicants.
Cheers.
I have just had this question in my mind all the time. I am an inland applicant and I have applied for my TRV few days before my EE PR application. In normal cases, it should only takes 2 weeks max to be PPR for TRV but it is taking forever for me. I am just wondering if my PR application affected my TRV application. Has anybody here had a similar experience? I am asking this from the inland applicants.
Cheers.
Bottom line is, as long as the application is under the CIC processing times(approx 6 months), regardless of stage, it is still on progress and not delayed(late/taking too much time). Also these IP1, IP2 etc are not really IRCC/CIC "official stages" and was just coined in the forums/net. It is a good guide but not absolutely accurate. There are so many factors and you can't really compare one application to another. Patience but act fast/do the necessary only when its past due expected processing times.