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Let's me paraphrase: two or three apps of the PNP-inland which received PPRs were under 150 days, the rest of the PNP-inland were over 150 days.

Have you checked the link I posted for the November AOR thread? Only two or three PNP-inland applications receive PPRs at 149th day, the rest are more than 150 days. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LLBoilEljDN4XisqW8h0WRNFfx9Tr_HJ7G9JpXjfJAc/edit#gid=0

How long has your application been submitted? I am pretty sure you will receive a PPR after 150 days.

Why? I wrote that because it is what it is. IRCC checks with RCMP, CSIS, FBI and Interpol for every application to make sure that no criminals can get in. Hence, they have to be conservative. That sentence does not aim at you, it's just a simple fact. Like I said previously, it's slow...

Why do you feel the need to create a new thread for this? don't we have more than enough prediction in the main Ray of hope thread? http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/ray-of-hope-59th-draw-t483657.0.html

I understand your frustration, but IRCC indeed has to act carefully when it comes to security and criminal background. We don't want any criminals, rapists or terrorists to come here. My guess for the reason for PNP inland stream has significantly lower processing time is because they all have...

It's an invitation to apply for OINP. However, I strongly recommend you retake your IELTS to get CLB 8 or 9 which will result in a much higher CRS score, then you can go with Express Entry directly, instead of wasting $1500 and one year waiting for OINP.

Is it? I think the only difference between Academic and GT is writing task 1. The rest I think they are pretty much the same.

Like the guy above me already stated, 6 months is starting from the date your submit the complete eAPR package and receive the AOR. Plus, they only claim that their goal is to try to get all the applications processed within 6 months in 80% of cases. It's the small problem like skipping...

Definitely not misleading. They do not state that all applications would be processed within 6 months Tough, but fair.

Express as compared with the old system. This express entry system is obviously faster and clearer for everyone. Plus, you and your employer had to go through LMIA which is not a part of Express Entry. I don't see how IRCC is trying to mislead anyone. Also, I don't know why it took your one...

Based on Nov thread, average day to receive PPR for PNP-inland is 150 days. Don't get your hope too high, as PNP-inland is the stream with the slowest processing pace. I would say you will get your PPR around June or July...

So as of March 29th, we only have 1,927 people with 431 CRS or higher, but as of today the number jumps to 3,753. Within one week, we have more than 1,800 new applications or existing applications with CRS changed. That's huge. I guess the time period between two draws are becoming a very...

24 hours. Guys, this is express entry. If you cannot wait for 24 hours, how could you wait for 6 months or more? Be patience. You have made this far.

No, the pool is not static. New applicants will join the pool, and existing applicants will have their scores changed (new ielts, new work experience, new degree etc.)

Let's fill the sheet again guys https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mJH42mM6V_lwI5gUwH3E_BAYaJL-direp5U41J1h6Bk/edit#gid=0

Btw, anyone wants to add their score to the list? We have 146 people so far https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mJH42mM6V_lwI5gUwH3E_BAYaJL-direp5U41J1h6Bk/edit#gid=0

Uhm... I don't know, but I think this could be because they also have to assess the credentials of other thousands of people as well, not just your app? Like other people have said, if you are running out of patience in eleven days, then you are going to have a nightmare with Express Entry.

Doesn't have to be that much, because it will sound awfully like a sponsorship program.

Is your grandmother also your sibling? please advice for further advice.