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Congrats!! Good to see some PPR after so long!!

Thanks sms_1190, even after being a PNP applicant I missed noticing this trend. Lets hope for some PPRs tonight ;D

Can you please throw some light on the basis of this assumption? :'(

Agreed, and that too for Nov. applicants. We Jan applicants still have a very long way to go lol!!

Relax Salman, just be patient. There are cases where medical was passed just one day prior to PPR. You need not panic as long as you have your e-AoR. PNP Inland is extremely slow in processing.

Last time I heard was for applicants around Nov. 15.

I agree with you Canada247, I had similar case. I did call up CIC and the agent confirmed that any work experience that you gain once you are out of school should count as valid work experience, we need not wait for the degree to be awarded. Also, there was a time when CIC was taking around 3-4...

Is there any update to PNP Inlanders people??? No movement on PNP Inland since so long!!! ::)

Thanks Alexios07!!

I completely agree with you... Many of us had to undergo PNP pathway even when we had our scores in the range of 440-450s. PNP is certainly a good pathway, but it comes with more costs and the never ending wait for PNP processing and now Federal PR processing. Its so ironical that PNP inlands...

Hi Mohit, Thanks for the kind words, did you mean its 30 days max once IP1 changes to NA? I believe so because I haven't seen anyone's status changing from IP2 to NA, usually its PPR after IP2, right? The trend as I understand is IP1 --> NA --> IP2 --> PPR. Please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks!

Thanks a lot sms_1190! I guess I would wait for my processing time to hit 150 days and then order GCMS if I am still waiting for PPR then.

Yes, it took 77 days to pass the medicals. For my timeline, please refer to my signature below and details under my name of the left.

Thanks a lot for this insight!! I will pass my 100 days this Saturday, when do you recommend I should order my GCMS?

Maybe you're right, but when I asked him if he was PNP-Inland or Outland, he said PNP-Inland.

No idea!! We really can't predict CIC. :(

No point in worrying, just hang in on there!! My medicals passed 77 days after AOR and we all know PNP-Inlands are the slowest in processing. You should see an update soon.

Just saw a PPR for PNP-Inland with AOR Jan 10, 2017 in another thread!! Fingers crossed!! ;D

Turns out we both have the same AOR of Jan. 05, 2017!! What's your BG status? Mine is NA since March 27, 2017.

:o Thts awesome 8) 8) 8) Seems like they are processing PNP-Inland now, I am also PNP-Inland with AOR on Jan. 05, 2017.