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Completed 5 months of no activity! Hope to see some light in Aug! Being a Tuesday I hope they wake up from the slumber!! :-[

Yes your wife and daughter can submit in India and you can submit in Canada! No worries!

As per my understanding, PPRs are usually sent via emails however there are instances where it gets updated on CIC portal before being emailed.. I'd suggest you to inform your consultant about it or raise a CSE and update your email address..

Don't worry your application is approved by looking at the above notes! PPRs are sent in batches you are very close to getting yours.. All the best!

Looks like all the reported PPRs are PNPs and NDVO! maybe there is a feb aor chat group!

Great news! Do let us know if there are more reported +1 to you. :)

Thanks for the update - good to hear some action! Hope there is a huge storm brewing today! :)

Looks like NDVO is slowly waking up! 3 PPRs reported - all PNP outland - hope that there is a storm.. Good luck everyone!

Usually London VO are the quickest in issuing PPRs however there are many on this forum who are sailing in the same boat! Order GCMS notes if you need an insight on the current status or sit tight for another month or so :)

Yes for submission the passport holder must be present or an authorisation letter must be provided by the passport holder mentioning that you are submitting on their behalf. It is always better to visit VFS with all passport holders.

Try calling around 8am EST , the agents usually are sweet enough to give you an update during the start of their day.

At this stage an officer will be assigned to review your entire application and once the officer is satisfied (most cases) you will receive your PPR . In the past BG in progress to PPR for Outland apps is anywhere between 1 day to 40 days. Good luck!

Congrats your PPR is batched to be issued to you anytime. RFV - request for visa

Yes there has been many instances where files are processed in ottawa.. until PPR.. due to workload distribution to VOs that CIC has adopted, your file can be processed anywhere in the world.

Re: AOR JAN 2016 - let's get together -refused and then accepted Congratulations!! hope is the best thing and you never gave up! Wish you good luck! Are you inland or Outland?

Most cases agents' reviews are readily approved by officers however there have been cases in the past where officers have rejected apps due to inconsistent NOCs/dodgy PoF etc. every case is different and will be treated at officers discretion

This will give you an insight on further review and PPR notes - mostly the officers are satisfied with agent review once BG has passed. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/gcms-notes-post-ppr-actual-processing-timeline-t403916.0.html

Yes I have observed the same pattern in some GCMS notes of last year which was received one month after PPR. The officer basically reviews the entire application before batching them up for PPRs - at this stage an application can be refused as well.

It is safe to apply for one, CIC are committed in processing within 6 months , your situation maybe touch and go! Safe to apply and relax until PPR!

Looks like NDVO is committed to process apps within 6 months from spreadsheet it looks more than 90% is completed! 140days since AOR , fairly I'd give another 30 days :) By the way +1 to you for diligently maintaining the spreadsheets ;)