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but I heard some of those noble gentlepersons would even retaliate if you file a writ of mandamus on them bcz "you think" they didn't do their job according to the standard(if there is still one, that is), AND, not only on you but other random incident people. I've heard a case where a noble...

no, the GCKey portal is dumb, that very section of background won't (meaningfully) change until you get DM or CoPR(I can't remember which one is it). If you want a real status update the only way to go is to request GCMS notes. That's how the Central People's Government of the People's Republic...

I was scared and doubted my memory for a moment lol yeah this is correct. Once upon a time...there was an option to see the "target" processing time which was 15~18 mo iirc. A few months ago, ircc buried it under the claim of "giving better transparency/estimation blah blah" or something like...

3 days away from the beginning of my 19th mo, which is about 4 mo after AOR, and 3 mo after ADR lol I'm now so pessimistically thinking that the writ of mandamus is my last and only resort to deal with those bureaucrats...and I'm "happy" to see the processing time has gone down to 22 mo when I...

not necessarily it seems. I got "PAL" about 10 days after AOR, but only to get an ADR about 20 days after that (and now 3 mo have passed, NOTHING lol). So I doubt the PAL actually means anything concrete or they can revoke the "passed" eligibility with ADR when every they want lol

You know, it's a government of the bureaucracy, by the bureaucrats, for the sake of bureaucracy (which shall perish from the earth lol) Guess what, 1 mo ago I sent a GCMS note request just to try to find out what the f*** happened to my nearly 18 mo old application in more detail, and the result...

I received "PAL" at the beginning of July and ADR at the end of July. Medical exam passed in the middle, and no any updates since the ADR submitted and turned to "reviewing" on Aug 3 :) what a pleasant journey.

no, they screwed the first batch (2021 Apr-Jun-ish AR) of online applications. Mine took 13 mo to get the AOR with a 2021May AR. Things appear got better for the later applicants but they still didn't fix the whole s**t for the earlier people. what a joke except it's not funny at all.

updated personal background form, resume, that family background form; albeit that there was no gap whatsoever in the original ones. Perhaps some ars*h*le thought they were "outdated"(while others don't think so for other lucky people's forms) which is clearly not my fault lol. there is no such...

it still depends on one's luck. I'm reaching 3 mo after AOR, but things stuck after ADR about 2 mo ago. And I know a bunch of similar unlucky people, also people just got PAL or Portal 1 after 3 mo+ waits. Meanwhile lucky people can get through the whole sh*t quickly within 2 mo or even less...

I was lmao when I read "Canadian officials have generally processed applications within a given immigration program on a first-come-first-served basis, but occasionally people complain that their files get bumped by others "

BIO and Medical if applies. As for the ADR, it is still possible. No rules, no laws, it just depends on the bureaucrat's mood at the very moment of opening your file. I initially got PAL, got me MR, MP, and 5 days later there came the ADR of "updated" background info sheet and cv, and things...

what else can we say. F---ing canadian roulette.

afaik, no. It seems that portal is no longer useful after AOR.

Extraordinary insight. I'm afraid we just got the puzzle solved lol. Or should I say C(ry)ol, ToT. IRCC, making Canada a sad story(/~ies), since...

other than incompetency, I think the equally or even more incompetent Non-EE PNP online application system, more specifically the file transfer/upload system is largely responsible for this manmade joke/humanitarian crisis. The actual file process staff cannot stop waiting for the failed-upload...

It'll take a while for the Dr. to upload the medical report. Mine took about 1 week(mainly due to the wait time for the result of the blood sample that has been submitted and examed by a provincial lab), and I saw longer wait time for others.

It's totally random and on one's luck. 9 mon is still normal since most AR from 2021 Apr-Jun and onward wait for more than 12 mo. That said, there seem to be massive reports for 2022 Jan AR getting their AOR recently. I guess it's just a "funny" canadian roulette and if you are lucky enough to...

Have you tried the F12 before? Is it "no properties found" from the beginning or turned to "no properties found"? Anyway, I've seen on the internet that people can't even log in to their accounts anymore since around Dec last year (AR 2021 May or later) but got the AOR/FN in these months. But...

Congrats! Lucky you, I have a similar timeline, exact the same medical exam day, only to get ADR for an updated Schedule A on Jul.26 lol