are you outland?I know!! Not sure wat to do apart from waiting!!
are you outland?I know!! Not sure wat to do apart from waiting!!
I was wondering, have we definitely concluded that introduction of the new biometrics policy (August 2018) has absolutely nothing to do with inland applicants being stuck in limbo, simply because there hasn't yet been established an adequate infrastructure in Canada for such policy? Those inland candidates - which have their AORs sometimes between the introduction of the policy and January 2019, or who's applications were just about starting to be processed at that time (so I'd guess June and July) - seem to be the ones with 180+ days of processing, right?good luck man. One would think that inland candidates would get approval first. Seems like they are taking longer for inlands.
I was wondering, have we definitely concluded that introduction of the new biometrics policy (August 2018) has absolutely nothing to do with inland applicants being stuck in the lomb, simply because there hasn't yet been established an adequate infrastructure in Canada for such policy? Those inland candidates - which have their AOR sometimes between the introduction of the policy and January 2019 - seem to be the ones with 180+ days of processing, right?
Maybe CIC is "waiting" for the infrastructure to be established so they can ask us to go and give our biometrics as the final step towards getting PR? Has anyone been asked to do biometrics though they are inland applicants?
I believe inlands are definitely in most unfavorable position.
Aug 4th AOR got ppr on March 6th and August 8 AOR got their ppr on March 18th. So they took 12 days to cover the gap of 4 days and I am seeing this is going to become slower and slower, so by this logic August 25 AOR should wait 8-9 months? This is ridiculous and very frustrating!!!Aug 8th AOR
I don't see this is immitracker... Where did you get this info?Aug 4th AOR got ppr on March 6th and August 8 AOR got their ppr on March 18th. So they took 12 days to cover the gap of 4 days and I am seeing this is going to become slower and slower, so by this logic August 25 AOR should wait 8-9 months? This is ridiculous and very frustrating!!!
Hi guys,
I have not receive any PPR yet,
Sharing my current timeline;
FSW-I
AOR: July 19, 2018
Got Married: October 8, 2018
Updated CIC with my marital status: October 10, 2018
No update until November 2018
Back to the waiting game
I also logged into my account Friday, it showed Updated and then when I refreshed the page, it again changed to submitted. I really hope we get updates on our file soon. This waiting time is so frustrating - it's testing my patience. But keeping my hopes up and praying for good news this week to all of us in this thread.Somebody in the WA group had a ghost update Friday night and got PPR today (early Aug AOR)
hopefully soon for you man. I see you are inland. So am I. I am rooting for the inlanders more than for the outlanders. Hopefully its coming soon.
Wiji, so they didn't give you anything - like information on when you're going to receive it? This is so frustrating then if your application has been approved last November and you're still waiting for that precious email.Yes, inland. Toronto.
Thank you Looking forward to this! Have you sent your passport yet?You will get it soon, don't worry! The end is not as far as the start for you. Praying for you too!
you are not far off, currently montreal people are taking between 7-8 months on average.Aug 4th AOR got ppr on March 6th and August 8 AOR got their ppr on March 18th. So they took 12 days to cover the gap of 4 days and I am seeing this is going to become slower and slower, so by this logic August 25 AOR should wait 8-9 months? This is ridiculous and very frustrating!!!
Not really. A lot of inland folks already have biometrics taken. For example they pulled out my biometrics from my earlier visa.I was wondering, have we definitely concluded that introduction of the new biometrics policy (August 2018) has absolutely nothing to do with inland applicants being stuck in limbo, simply because there hasn't yet been established an adequate infrastructure in Canada for such policy? Those inland candidates - which have their AORs sometimes between the introduction of the policy and January 2019, or who's applications were just about starting to be processed at that time (so I'd guess June and July) - seem to be the ones with 180+ days of processing, right?
Maybe CIC is "waiting" for the infrastructure to be established so they can ask us to go and give our biometrics as the final step towards getting PR? Has anyone been asked to do biometrics though they are inland applicants?
I believe inlands are definitely in most unfavorable position.