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Wrong dates on ECAS is for everyone, FSW or CEC, inland or Outland, nothing to worry about that

My timeline is in my signature. Closing in on 4 months. Losing patience by the day. I was eligible for both CEC and FSW but got invite under FSW

Seriously. This is so frustrating. 110 days of waiting and god knows how many more. The PPRs also.so seem to have slowed down as the week has gone by. Aug 13/14 might just become another June 19. >:(

Parashar - what was the Primary NOC you identified in your application?

Dobes - Exactly what I was saying. We cannot be upset that someone else is getting PPR before us. We should feel lucky that point system was designed in such a way that we got a chance to file our applications. I know a couple of people in Canada, married and older, drawing salaries in excess of...

I agree with Simran, I do not think June 19 'in-process' was actually 'in-process'. If you see a lot more Aug 12-15 'in-process' have already gotten PPR in 2-3 days. N most 'in-process' this time are those who got AOR in April/May, were actually asked for additional documents and have been...

Another inlander - fsw, ecas chnaged to in-process on Aug 14. AOR - May 2. No sign of PPR. I can say all this while outlanders and inlander - CEC have been given priority. The fact remains those who have not gotten yet feel their category has been left out. I have seen some people from all...

I dnt think that's any pattern. Not everyone is asked schedule A. Kainthsimranjith got his PPR 2 days after 'in process' last week with no schedule A info (I believe).

I am inland applicant, in process since Aug 14. No update after that. Surely there are many others. Nothing to panic yet.

Iceberg is correct. Yours could be the first step.

Inland fsw applicant. Ecas changed to in process today

102 days. Dnt expect till mid September

its down for many others. I too cannot view my status. says unavailable

Vishalkapt - if your experience is in Canada you can club your previous and current job to complete one year. If it is outside Canada, it should be 12 months of continuous in one NOC code. So if you have 11 months and 22 days of foreign experience, unfortunately that is not enough. Although CIC...

Work need not be continuous. And if you have foreign experience most likely you will be invited under fsw. Even most of those eligible for both CEC/fsw got invited under fsw.

silmarilli103 - Relax. If you read the mid year report published by CIC, you would have seen only 655 approved as of July 06. There are many waiting. Cic anways had declared 80% of applications will be processed within 6 months (180 days!!).

We are half correct for sure. it is 10 am here :P. remaining half well can only hope :D

Another day has hardly started. It is only 10 am in Ottawa right now.

Congratulations poppit 12 and ounjal. One question to you both - were u invited under fsw or cec?

gakki_prpr - congrats on PPR. N I do agree with you, personally even I do not believe CIC should be doing partiality. As long as everyone keeps getting PPR in 3-4 months we are all happy I guess. There will definitely be differences in timelines.