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It is bad man. Most Montreal applications are being processed in 7-8 months. But its all good. I'm on some kind of limbo (a.k.a. implied status) now. If I don't get my PPR by the first week of March then the agent was probably telling the truth about the date, so I'll just kick back and relax...

They were only harsh with you because you had called them multiple times. Your situation is no different from mine... I think some of us may have something in our applications that can be used as an excuse to delay their processing so they can buy time. In my case it was that PRESUMABLY (its...

June is not very far? Someone who studied with me got their PR in just a month back in 2017. 11 months is absurd.

Dude... its June. Do you understand how far that is? "Here's a *very far* date so you don't bother us again until then". Like, they simply don't want ANY of us calling them, do you understand? Perhaps because there isn't much they can do because the VO doesn't want to cooperate either. They...

Its not just you Tuitui... I've been hinted at that agents will just ignore my profile until June. AOR August 4th.

A lot of people with older AORs are waiting. Unbelievable

Yup. They're playing games with us.

Based on this, mine's coming out only in late March lol. There's something I don't understand though. We've had reports of people with early August AORs getting their PPRs, so why is it that some July applications are still seemingly ongoing? I mean, if there was at least some indication that...

Anyone has any news of Montreal's progress today?

I did. The agent I spoke with over the phone also confirmed my document was received, and that there were no pending submissions.

Just to clarify, the agent I spoke with over the phone told me there are no pending documents. I uploaded it through the CIC portal 3 days after it was requested. I don't think there's anything peculiar about my profile. Everything in there is pretty standard. No idea why it would have to go...

Alright, I'm new here. In-land applicant, AOR August 4th, been on a PGWP that is expiring by the end of this month. **Never** expected this application to take so long. A colleague back in 2017 got hers in just a month. I actually had to apply for a bridging open work permit a couple weeks...