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Interesting. CEC is different from PNP-I. If they followed the same timelines, you would have received your PPR email long time ago. I know for certain that my security check was initiated when by BG turned to IP2 based on my GCMS notes. Based on your information, I can think of the following...

How do you know that your security was passed?

Did any one received GCMS notes since last week? If yes, let me know about your Group#. It can be found on the 1st page of your notes.

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I have created a simple spreadsheet to track IP2 to PPR for Dec-Jan PNP-Inland applicants (PNP-I only). Link to the spreadsheet is in my signature. If you want to be added in, send me a pm with your info.

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These trends are not 100% certain. What I mentioned was what IP1&2 indicate in the majority of cases. There are always those deviant cases which do not follow the common trend. For example, there have been candidates who received PPR while their BG was NA.

My last post was deleted so I am reposting it again: I just created a simple spreadsheet to track IP2 to PPR for Dec-Jan PNP-Inland applicants. Link to the spreadsheet is in my signature. If you want to be added in, send me a pm or reply to my post with your info.

IP2 means security check is in progress. IP1 means criminality check is in progress.

Looks like my posts are being deleted for some reason!? I am reposting an earlier post: I just created a simple spreadsheet to track IP2 to PPR for Dec-Jan PNP-Inland applicants. Link to the spreadsheet is in my signature. If you want to be added in, send me a pm or reply to my post with your...

Seems like my posts are being deleted for some reason!? I am reposting an earlier post: I just created a simple spreadsheet to track IP2 to PPR for Dec-Jan PNP-Inland applicants. Link to the spreadsheet is in my signature. If you want to be added in, send me a pm or reply to my post with your...

A number of early AOR December PNP-I applicants had their BG IP2 in mid May. Assuming the BG check takes 1-1.5 months in average and knowing that PNP files are processed in batches, we should expect to see PPRs no earlier than mid June IMO.

They won't send an email. You would have to check CIC everyday in you want to figure out when exactly there is an update on your application.

Post your questions here: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/gcms-notes-well-explained-has-never-before-until-now.390292/page-120 http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/understanding-gcms-notes.366708/page-154

Timeline?

What is your AOR date? What is your category? Please add your information under your signature.

Order GCMS notes to be sure. Agents tend to tell people crap just to make them quiet.

As I said, the dates are based on speculation. I and a few other applicants with AORs in the first half of December are in B9W9FPS. You may be in the same group or another one.

I believe so. As syedahraza said, they process PNP-I applications in batches. Now the dates I mentioned may not be accurate. However, I know for sure there are few first-half December AOR applicants who are in the same group, including myself, hence the speculated dates for first-half December...

If your medical exam included the following examinations, you should be fine: 501: Medical Examination 502: Chest X-ray Exam. 707: HIV Test 712: Syphilis Test (VDRL or RPR) Also, it is better to have your medical exam taken as close to your application submission date as possible to avoid...