PNP Inland Paper based June-July-August 2017 applicants
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Same as me. August 9th, usually people get ppr in 15 and half months. However most of applicants from July 24 to august 23 are still waiting with a ghost update. Cic has stopped issuing ppr for almost a month and continue. I assume they will come back to work after New Year’s Day hopefully. My representative told me that some employees take vacation since the first week of December.
I got additional line in my ECAS today.
OINP - Inland
Application received: Sep 13, 2017
AOR: Oct 13, 2017
MR: Mar 28, 2018
MD: Mar 29, 2018
Medical Passed: Apr 6, 2018
GcKey status Updated: April 25, 2018
Eligibility and Criminality Passed : April 25, 2018
Pre-arrival email: Apr 26, 2018
GcKey status Updated: Dec 19, 2018
Security Passed: Dec 19, 2018
Additional lines in ECAS Dec 20, 2018
OINP - Inland
Application received: Sep 13, 2017
AOR: Oct 13, 2017
MR: Mar 28, 2018
MD: Mar 29, 2018
Medical Passed: Apr 6, 2018
GcKey status Updated: April 25, 2018
Eligibility and Criminality Passed : April 25, 2018
Pre-arrival email: Apr 26, 2018
GcKey status Updated: Dec 19, 2018
Security Passed: Dec 19, 2018
Additional lines in ECAS Dec 20, 2018
To those September and October applicants, would you guys mind share your timeline in your own thread? There is a September October theard exists.
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/pnp-pr-september-october-2017-applicants-lets-connect-here.521947/page-36
Above is the link of September and October received applicants. Please go to the thread and share your timeline.
Above is the link of September and October received applicants. Please go to the thread and share your timeline.
I don’t agree with that, it just not August applicants watching this thread. Pretty much eveyone who applied and waiting for pr is watching this thread and if people post latest updates here we could easily track the progress without going to each and every other threads. Thumbs up if other members agree with my opinion.
Well, I'm at the end of September, so I think it gets more organized when we share our timeline and updates at the right thread.
It is easy to watch 2 threads.
It means I'm watching 3 months ahead of me, my month, and 1 after. A total of 5 months.
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I think it makes sense to have just one thread for all the inland paper-based PPR applicants. We don't need to divide by months. Eventually (hopefully) we'll stop using this thread when we get the PPR but the future applicants will see our records and be able to have a sense of what to expect.
Anyway, whatever works best for you guys
