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My heartiest congratulations buddy, may you have a bright future :) Will definitely keep in touch, cheers :)

Congrats on IP2. The RPRF Fees was paid upfront is it??

Updated, thanks ma'am ;)

Oh ok. Did you pay the RPRF upfront or?? Regarding expecting PPR, reaching IP2 is a good sign for it, that I am sure of.

IP1.

IP2, congrats. When was your NA date??

Do you hold any college degrees??

This is in no way any generalization, but according to the latest trends and provided all the Docs submitted are upto the mark, please find the timelines below:- 1) Med Pass - Usually 25-30 days from e-AOR 2) IP1 - Usually the same day as Med Pass, else 1-10 days from Med Pass. 3) NA2 - Usually...

Hi Masim, Yes all 3 points are upto the mark as far as I know. Lets see what the others have to say on this. Wishing you all the very best.

Who is this lawyer? It would be helpful for others from falling into the same trap.

Congrats. Please put this timeline in your signature. Had you paid the RPRF Fees upfront or??

Did you pay the RPRF Fees upfront or are you waiting for CIC to request the same??

Congrats buddy, well done, wishing you all the very best for your future en-devours :) PS: If its alright, could you write about your IP1, NA and IP2 dates as well. Thanks.

Oh thats so weird, I always felt the CIC email requesting to pay the RPRF fees always comes once Meds are passed and once IP1 is completed. Hearing your kind of scenario the very first time. Hope you get a speedy PPR.

After how many days from your Meds Passed status did you receive the RPRF Pay request??

Hi manpindersingh, Just wanted to know how did you know that the BGC was NA2 and not NA1. Almost after 13 days from your Medicals Passed status you received the letter to Pay your RPRF right. I believe your BGC will become IP2 very very soon. All the best.

Is the maintenance today?? For how many hours?? Does the status usually change after scheduled maintenance??

Nope it doesnt. Once you have received your e-AOR, all is good.

No no , not your NOC, but your PR Application Stream, like CEC, FSW, PNP etc.

Oh I see. So like was it necessary for you to submit the PCCs for the travels or where they less than 6 months?