Are u inland or outland applicant? Which province?My AR is 30 June but still waiting for the AOR
PNP PR PAPER-BASED - June - Aug 2020 Applicant —— Let’s share timeline and progress of Application
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You can mention to IRCC that the AR was July 23, without them asking you for the tracking number. I suggest call them early AM hours Nova Scotia time. It can be difficult to get an agent to speak to you, last time I called, I chose the refugee option on the menu and that fast tracked the call and I spoke to an agent in that way.
When you call, explain that the AR was July 23 and that you are asking for a temporary file number. Also it appears they are now giving AOR after 6 months of AR, which in your case would be end JAN. I say this because that appears to be the timeline for me and 2 other members on this forum.
I think AOR is being given after 6 months of AR, so you should get it soon. No harm in calling IRCC and asking for a temp file number
By the way, depending on which city you are in, if you want your finger prints faster you can get them through an authorized business. RCMP releases the fingerprints after about 2 weeks because they do a background check which at this point is not necessary as it will be done later by IRCC. While if you go through an authorized business, you get the finger prints on the spot. Wherever you are, google fingerprinting near you
You will get AOR this week or next!My AR is 30 June but still waiting for the AOR
In order for the Nomination to remain in force, the job has to be permanent, full time (30 hrs a week) and your wages or position should not go below what you had stated in your PNP application as this will affect your original score which got you nominated. If PNP find out, it can affect your PR application.
If any situation changes concerning your job, they need to know. If you quit, they need to know. If you get hired by another employer, they need to know. Basically, if the information you provided when you got nominated changes, you need to let them know. If you do not, you risk your nomination being cancelled with the Province notifying IRCC.
If you change employment, it has to be within the province that nominated you.
Nomination in most provinces is employer supported, therefore, you need to be working throughout as you await your PR and you need to be working for the employer declared on your PNP application.
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If you refer to the instructions at the top of the form, it clearly states if section does not apply, write "Not Applicable" .
As pointed out, yes, you should receive your AOR soon, it appears it is being issued approximately 6 months after AR
but so far almost 7months have passed by, that’s why I’m so anxious, it seems everyone which AR in June have already got their AOR
If you are worried call them. Remember there are lots of applications being processed I got my AOR last week and my AR was July 2nd. So if 6 months have passed you should receive it soon.
I made a phone call yesterday morning, provided my basic info and told them my EXP number to link my case but they said since that’s a temporary file number so they can’t use that to link or find my application.