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True Palak. My confidence has gone to a all time high since I got the PPR. 8) :D

Travel does not make any difference in the processing of your application with NDVO. I was just mentioning that when people asked me about my application as I got the PPR very early. Getting PPR entirely depends on the Visa Officer who is processing your case. My VO might be fast and hence I...

I too submitted my Passport yesterday to NDVO and am waiting for it to be returned. Will let you know if I hear back anything. Think we would get it back by end of this week.

Goku. Thanks for giving confidence to the forumites.

Yes Prasad, I am from Andhra and am working in Bangalore.

I am a single applicant.

No idea buddy. I should be extremely lucky or NDVO is wiered. I never travelleved anywhere out of the country. And I had only two reference letters. Most recent one was a MNC. May be that made the processing simple.

Hi Maximus, It is strange how NDVO is working because only few of the applicants are getting their PPR even there are many people on the same date. Hope you should get it by end of December or max by mid of Jan.

Till now there are only few applicants who got the PPR and the dates are - 5th, 7th, 12th and 21st May. And that too there are very few people who have got the PPR from the forum. I think you are close to getting the PPR and would expect it for you before the mid on Jan.

Sure, here is the mail: Dear SRIRAM KUMAR BIKKINA: This is in reference to your application for permanent residence. To finalize your application, we require: 1) Passports  Please provide passports or travel documents for yourself and each accompanying dependant, along with a copy of this...

I received my PPR but before I can help, you need to shed in more details. What is your application date? When you got your Medicals and when was your third line updated? I am a 21st May Applicant and my VO is NDVO. Got the Medical Request on 3rd Nov and done the Medicals on 6th Nov. Got PPR on...

Wow! How to people live there?

Congratulations. Yes, this is quite normal. The next mail you might see is for PPR. All the best.

It might take around 1 to 3 months for the package to reach you depending on your location. To India, it usually takes close to 2 months. I am not sure, if you need the original copies of your IELTS and WES immediately for Express Entry. If you have the photocopies, that should be fine, since...

It might take 10 to 20 days for the file to transfer to NDVO(No one knows the actual time). You can expect the Medicals in 45 to 60 days from PER. It is good to apply for the COC right away. NDVO is not sending AOR's this year. You will directly get the Medical Request.

You will not be able to track without the PER unless you applied for any kind of Canada Visa earlier.

I got PPR on 12th December and I paid the RPRF online. No issues here, so you can go with online payment itself.

There are 3 to 4 who got PPR from NDVO yesterday.

As observed earlier, 3rd line just means that e-Medicals have been received by NDVO from the Phsycian you took the test from. Don't worry about the documents, even if you mention post box or not, it will be delivered for sure.

Hey Amit. I got the PPR today from NDVO. No change in ECAS. It will only change once the Visa is stamped.