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As I've told here before, nowadays it takes usually 7.5-10.5 months after approval to get PPR for 2012 applicants. Check here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LVyM_gIhzUjkqTgbQGijBCo70VtLb33GkugSKw7VCvk/edit?pli=1

Due to the information you've provided in the spreadsheet, your approval was in Sept 20, 2012. If it's correct, your waiting time in Ankara is 4 months and a half so far. Remember that this 16-month process time just reflects what's going on in Ankara VO.

If you wanna simply have a clue to figure the meaning of the 16-month out, consider that it is talking about those who got their PPRs in June and July 2012 (months 6 and 7). It says that their files were sent to Damascus VO in Feb-March 2011. Those who had applied late in 2010! We can expect...

The number is for the entire past year. I am really not sure about its accuracy. At least, here in our forum we did not have even 1 person whose Ankara's processing time exceeded 13 months (I am not sure about Kazhal whose information was not included in the spreadsheet). This can be easily...

Dear Paranama, congratulations to you and your wife. To promote the statistical model, I usually encourage my friends to provide us with precise dates and any updates. I will really appreciate if you, as well, let us know the exact date that your application was received by CIC, the exact date...

I will really appreciate if you provide us with your precise timeline. The exact date that your application was received by CIC, the exact date of your sponsorship approval, and the exact date that Ankara VO said your file got into process.

No you should not. It is absolutely normal. It takes time that ur status changes, and it will change usually few weeks after u received the email of PPR.

it usually means that ur medical was gonna expire soon. Was that ur case?

I dont know what is ur specific problem in reading and understanding of the results. Normally, you see 3 estimated measures. For example, to use TtP (the period between when an application was sent to Ankara/Damascus and the time that passport was requested) you can see both overall estimation...

Dear friends, I have run a new weekly analysis of the estimated waiting times and provided the results: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LVyM_gIhzUjkqTgbQGijBCo70VtLb33GkugSKw7VCvk/edit?pli=1 As I have told you before, this is a survival analysis based on the modified data provided in the...

Congrats Alireza jaan... It was really good news.

MP is the abbreviation for Member of Parliament. MP can email and demand for a followup if your waiting time exceeds the Ankara's due-time.

Yeah, you might be right. I read it in Iranian news websites. I wish, as you said, it's just temporary.

Again bad news! The Canadian embassy in Cairo, Egypt has been shutdown. So, it is supposed that the Cairo's immigration files soon get distributed in other Middle Eastern embassies. I wish, Ankara does not accept any of it.

What about landing then? His wife should land again in Canada and do the immigration process at a Canadian airport. The best way, i concern, is going back to Iran and getting the visa.

I am almost agree with you that if the process time has not been reduced that is not necessarily bad news. However, the number, if you remember, jumped overnight (by mid june i guess) from 6 to 15 months. It was not by any means a gradual increase. If we believe that all the numbers were...

because you cannot predict how they react to such concerns. It may result in a positive reaction as well as a negative one.

The point is that they might run out of the burden for January.

I guess I know Alireza jan how painful it is. The only thing I can tell you is to keep hope. Alireza jan, it is not just about VO not keep working. The Visa office cannot issue visas more than a presumed number. So if you check, you'll see the third weeks of every month are the least probable...

I was really hoped you've got it during last week :( I was just thinking you may let us know about it after a while. You, Alireza78, and msfz must be the next; so please soon be.