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My brother recently got married to a Canadian citizen, he already has an application in process for PR since 2020 and had 478 points at that time. 1) Is there any scope to expedite his PR or the possibility of a work permit, because he needs to start supporting his wife? (His application wasn't...

I am not entirely sure about "losing" files, thats unlikely. But something to do with it being stuck in a suboptimal pipeline, because they tried to distribute it among VOs outside CIO. bear in mind this is conjecture, i am NOT sure where i read this, or if i am even remembering it correctly. Or...

I am not entirely sure about "losing" files, thats unlikely. But something to do with it being stuck in a suboptimal pipeline, because they tried to distribute it among VOs outside CIO. bear in mind this is conjecture, i am NOT sure where i read this, or if i am even remembering it correctly

@legaleagle Hello, thank you, Please if you don't mind, I have a small question? My brother recently got married to a Canadian citizen, he already has an application in process for PR since 2020 and had 478 points at that time. 1) Is there any scope to expedite his PR or the possibility of a...

Yeah seems like July and august files have met a roadblock of some sorts, this brings to mind something about IRRC losing some of these files, i am unsure, but i do recall reading something about this. These AORS were from the mid year invitations in 2020. But other than that i think it is on an...

You should be cautiously optimistic,, your AOR is in Aug 2020, there were roughly 40k ITAs issued for all programs AFTER your AOR in 2020, which means all of them will have an AOR after you. so I presume the majority of the 49k FSW backlog have AORs after you. This is validated by immitracker...

FSH target got reduced to 55k, FSH includes CEC plus FSWP and FST for which the backlog stands at 69k. Your 235k includes all economic class, which includes PNP and some TR2PR target. They have an additional quota for these. Also empirically, its a FIFO system, first in first out. But speed of...

Okay thanks, seems reasonable

How many of you march AORs have received PPR, any frequent follower of this thread to chip in?

where did you get your pending figure for 2018 & 2019?, Not challenging your point, just curious where I can find these figures. I presume most of these are the leftover "complex" cases. albeit the example you quoted does not seem complex

is there a way to export immitracker data to an excel?

Not from Ottawa, but it seems they are starting to work on this

It did, based on a sample obtained from immitracker it seems close to 80% of people who received ITAS before September 2020 have already got their PPR. So the majority of IN PERSON numbers in the 49k backlog seems to be from the ITA lot post September, also recall there was a hiatus of all...

there are 41k ITAS from September to December of 2020, and no FSWPs were invited after Dec. so the majority of the 49k backlog seems to be anyway distributed for people who got itas from sept to dec 2020. 171 January 6, 2021 Provincial Nominee Program ITAS CUTOFF 170 December 23, 2020 No...

From what i can see, around 19k of the FSWP backlog is going to get the boot to next year. available quota for 2022 is actually 45k, all or most of the CECs will eat into this number, leaving only 30k for a 49k backlog. if they move the target to 64k then only 9k gets the boot.

True but statistically, for our cases we should be looking at the normal distribution, and if i am not mistaken the majority of the cases should fall within their original service standard and not be complex cases. I think we ought to look at this way as we are talking of the whole of the 49k...

Sigh, its CIO ottawa. Wonder how the distribution of the backlog is? of the 49k how many of it is with ottawa?

Based on some very rough calculations, there are 45k slots in persons left as of Feb 1 (based on 800 per week for FSWP, and 2/3*9400 CECs processed since DEC 15), there is a backlog of 49 (FSW)+15k (CEC)=64k. Based on the processing speed and available information, it can be reasonably assumed...

Based on some very rough calculations, there are 45k slots in persons left as of Feb 1 (based on 800 per week for FSWP, and 2/3*9400 CECs processed since DEC 15), there is a backlog of 49 (FSW)+15k (CEC)=64k. Based on the processing speed and available information, it can be reasonably assumed...

Does IRCC operate on a FIFO basis? lets say CIO. assuming one stream FSWP. because I know streams are being prioritized haphazardly