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Oh my, I have the same exact group number (1-40V2A9Z) and change in due date (from Aug 31 to Nov 1). Our applications could very well be in the same folder lol.

I don't see a batch number but I see that my file is sitting at "Location: PV2 - ONT" and "Office: CPC-Ottawa" as of end Jul, whatever that means. It is hard to tell really... I guess we'll see whether our files get processed similar to the folks who applied early this year / late last year...

My latest comment based on my most recent GCMS notes was "Destination Ontario - Officer Review" as of end Jul too! Guess we are in the same boat. Does that mean IP soon?

Got a follow-up email from CIC in late Jul for my spouse to revisit the same doctor for further medical exam. Contacted the clinic and apparently the doctor forgot to submit one portion of the medical results online. Utterly careless of them and really hope this wouldn't delay our application...

Likewise! I paid my RPRF upfront when I submitted my application so the only thing left's the PCC request. Seems like March applicants are getting IP so our time's coming soon hopefully...

Ok. You got your PCC request really early on. I have yet to receive any updates post-medical-received. My timeline: Category........: PNP App. Filed.......: 17-Apr-2014 AOR Received.: 23-May-2014 Med's Request: 23-May-2014 Med's Done: 27-May-2014 Med's Received: 04-Aug-2014

I'm also applying from Canada. Did you have to send any documents to SPF, like fingerprints?

Hi Yilin, I'm an inland PNP applicant from Singapore too! My AOR was in Apr 2014 and I have yet to receive any request for PCC. Could you tell me your process in applying PCC from Singapore and why did it take so long to get it done?

Had I accumulate 1 year of work experience when I applied for OPNP, I would have went for CEC. CEC applicants only require 11-13 months tops from application received date to PR receive date, mostly 11 months based on people I know who applied under CEC. PNP PR used to be a lot faster before...

BC PNP is still better than ON PNP! My ON PNP application process was infuriating. My file was created Mar 2013, they requested for additional documents in Jul 2013 (even though I did submit them in Apr 2013, they apparently lost the documents I submitted). When my application was deemed...

Ordered mid July, got the notes mid Aug. Status update in the notes was as of end July. I just ordered another set of notes mid Aug which I'm anticipating to receive mid Sep, so we'll see at that point whether I'm going to be one of the "lucky" few to be selected for QA. GCMS notes is a very...

True, guess I'm too eager to have more regular updates than once a month.

I concur. My OPNP application process was infuriating. My file was created Mar 2013, they requested for additional documents in Jul 2013 (even though I did submit them in Apr 2013, they apparently lost the documents I submitted). When my application was deemed complete in Aug 2013, they reached...

I see, yes that probably means that your application passed the QA exercise. Under the "Paper File Transfer History", I noticed that my application was moved internally in CPC-Ottawa from "Location: Registry" to "Location:NCC". Wonder what that means? At the rate that GCMS notes take like 1month...

Ok I'm starting to understand how the Notes portion at the end is being structured. The latest note would be the most recent update done to your application; all subsequent notes would be a historical track of moments in time when a change has occurred in your application process. Mine says in...

Yes my ECAS is updated with medical received. But I also just received my GCMS notes a couple of days ago and nothing suspicious shows with regards to the "pending review" or "QC check" or so on. Maybe I might have missed a special flag indicated in the GCMS notes. In which section did it...

My timeline is very similar to yours, am also an OPNP international graduate without job offer applicant. How sure are you that it is "REVIEW"? I just received my GCMS notes and even though my application is now sitting at Ottawa, there is no indication whatsoever that it is under an exceptional...

You should fill that up. As for the number of years living together, you have to proof that you two have been living together for at least a year. This can be easily proved, for example, by changing your partner's credit card bill statement to be that of your home address and have that statement...

You'll have to list your partner under "common-law".

Based on a reply from ON-PNP on their Facebook page, they mentioned that CIC is conducting a "quality assurance pilot project" hence the ask for additional documents. I'm assuming that it's merely a new way of collecting data internally in which they have to fill in compulsory fields in a...