January 2020 on wards Paper Based PR Applicants waiting for AOR/MR/PPR connect here.
- Thread starter manku_patel
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Just have a question
Is the processing time going to be longer than usual because we have dependent or it will be the same
so i am hoping it should be next month ( fingers crossed )
You can track your application with help of tracking Id which is given by courier company
Hello guys does anyone who took biometrics and medical request for January 2020 provincial nominee paper base application?.
Anyone can share the AOR email plezzzzzzz , I d like 2 feel that early can’t w8 6 of time
Was your medical e medical or paper one like you have to bring your photos with you
Hi Experts ,
Need your suggestion.
I am in Calgary (Canada) having a workpermit valid until December 2021. I have had a nomination from Alberta province . I have filed paper based nomination in the month of July .
Do you think if everything goes fine I would be able to get my PR before my workpermit ends in December 21
Need your suggestion.
I am in Calgary (Canada) having a workpermit valid until December 2021. I have had a nomination from Alberta province . I have filed paper based nomination in the month of July .
Do you think if everything goes fine I would be able to get my PR before my workpermit ends in December 21
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Arrival 19 December, 2019
Aor 13 feb
Biometrics 14 feb
Criminality check done on 17 July
Pal 18 July
Upfront medical passed on 29 July
Yesterday I got an ghost update.
Today I call cic agent she told me security still not started yet. I don’t know what to do now
Aor 13 feb
Biometrics 14 feb
Criminality check done on 17 July
Pal 18 July
Upfront medical passed on 29 July
Yesterday I got an ghost update.
Today I call cic agent she told me security still not started yet. I don’t know what to do now