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Nice. From what I've seen it depends on your VO whether your file will be processed quickly or will take more time. I submitted my ADR of PCC & Schedule A on May 12th and also ReMed passed on May 14th but still no update. While others have received PPR the next day after their ReMed passed...

@dankboi you got ppr bro?

What program have you filed under? FSW, CEC? Non-SDS can mean a lot of things.

I'm in the same boat as you... Submitted my ADR of PCC & Schedule A on 12th May and ReMed Passed on 14th May. Now just waiting.

It would be better if admin renamed group or added a description of some sort to clarify purpose of thread.

Dec 2019? Most PPRs from SGVO are for 2019 AORs, from what I've seen.

If you're 2019 AOR.... You should hear something very soon... otherwise us 2020 AORs won't hear anything before 2023.

Yes, that's what I've also seen. Just wondering if it'll take them another year to get to my file.... Oct 2020 here.

Thanks for clarifying... I still haven't gotten my GCMS notes yet... It's been 2 months. I'm guessing my secondary VO is SGVO as I got a letter, last year, saying my file was received by SGVO.

Thanks for explanation... but I don't think anyone's primary VO is SGVO. Preliminary processing is always done in Canada... then after a certain stage... if applicant is outlander; file is forwarded to local VO.

Me also.

Haven't seen many... those that I have seen are 2019 AOR.

Oh... I got that... Letter from SGVO saying they have my file... back in March 2nd, 2021 I've only seen this AOR2 sent out by SGVO.... Can anyone confirm other VOs are also doing this?

What do you mean AOR1 and AOR2?

Yeah, saw this one floating around on some telegram and whatsapp groups... I believe it's FSW-Inland as PA (Primary Applicant) lives in Canada.

General Question: After PPR, has anyone gotten their Passport back without visa? If it has happened before, why?

Many have been waiting for years to get PPR. Pre-Covid wait times averaged at 9 months. I do believe wait times will improve next year, but I don't think it will go below 9 months... for outlanders.

I've heard of people adding spouse/dependents after getting PPR. Don't know how that works though. Check the forum or talk to a consultant. With that said, Mushymush is right... you're not getting PPR this year... and quite possibly not in Q1 2022 either.

I don't know about that... his problem seems to be he couldn't handle failure. His parents didn't prepare him for disappointment... which life is most of the time.