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I guess that is the reason I feel thirsty like hell all night after drinking alcohol. I also get kind of a burning sensation inside and outside which again makes me drink lot of water. It's worse with hard drinks. Thats why i usually go with b33r in summers.

Like someone above said, the bg status flow is NA-NS-NA-IP-PPR. So urs must be the first NA. Not the second one. I am also bg NA which is the default initial status after AOR.

Address history is something for long term stay. Staying somewhere for couple of days doesn't add to that or change anything in address history.

Actually I am early April AOR. Just checking march people statuses.

Last message was the AOR. So no change for me yet.

Oh so 'Not applicable' is not the default initial status for background check? Mine shows the same but I don't remember what it was when I received AOR.

Usually the trend for processing time is CEC inland < FSW < PNP. So you can hope for faster turn around.

Check it on their online credential analysis if it is listed.

I too like the older version. This one is like one thing (thread/post) at a time. Cannot get a broader view. At least not on mobile. And the processing times are ought to increase because of the overwhelming number of ITAs. People who got it in 2-3 months are the priority category. For 2017 FSW...

CVV is not required. Check with your bank. Maybe the card is not set for international transactions.

In personal history you have to list all your employment. In work history only mention those you claimed points for.

Yea. Most employers are a**holes. Either they ignore you or do the policy does not allow drama. Try to get it from some senior coworker. If it's on letterhead well and good otherwise notarize the document.

I check my profile once a week. I think we would get an email notification if there is any update.

Hmm.. makes sense. I hope I fall in the less than 6 months category.

When you say person's circumstance, what does it mean? What factors play a role in determining processing time? If your application is pretty simple (clear meds, clean background ie. no criminal records, all documents delivered in required format, nothing suspicious) then can you expect your...

So once the medicals get cleared does everything else get processed fast enough or is it months of wait time for every step?

You don't gain any advantage just because it's US immigration document, but if you don't have anything else from your company as proof of employment then you can use H1B docs. But still they would need employer contact details and all other required information in those docs.

Yesterday I was stuck in traffic because there was some construction work going on, on a busy road. They were letting one vehicle at a time because of the narrow way. It took me long time to get through but finally I did. That reminded me of the PR application process. ;D

That's expected. CEC get meds cleared in a few weeks and PPR in a couple of months. Most of them. Its us FSW who have to wait forever.

You mean for AOR in 2017 or this April?