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I'm going through the same situation as well, by the way I'm Jan 2018 applicant with one dependent back home, you have nothing to worry about. It may a little longer and other inland applicants, but should get it eventually.

Hello ceek, Congratulations on your PPR approval. I will like to ask, is your dependent outland. The last time I call cic my background is still in progress and security not started. And was wondering if this could be the reason. AR Jan-15, 18 AOR Feb 20,18 Med May 31,18 Med Pass June 6, 18...

Hopefully tomorrow I guess

Congratulations at least now you know where your file is heading... I have been following your conversation for a while now. Hope you get your PPR soonest.

I'm also postgraduate PNP.

You are not alone, I'm still in background stage as well. Do you have any idea why our background took this long? Time line AR-Jan 15, 2018 AOR-Feb 20, 2018 Remedical passed-July 17, 2019

My response was based on other applicants who got DM and PPR a week or 2 after medical extented or remedical passed. So let's keep our fingers crossed.

Maximum of 1-2weeks

Thank God we don't look like what we have been through. Congratulations once again.

Whaooo finally!!! Congratulations to you and your spouse.

With a new future date I suppose?

Thanks for response. Regards to your little angel and all the best with your application. Hope we all get our PPR sooner than expected.

W Why all these requests, didn't you include them while sub

By now your ECAS should have been updated to medical received, but you will never see medical passed on ECAS. Except you have access to your GCKey. On the other hand I understand you are out land, this could also be the reason for the delay. However, if you are certain that your panel physician...

Well to the best of my knowledge, I know people who are not in NOC O. A or B, who got sowp, with their provincial nomination certificate as a supporting document.

You don't have to be confused, all you need do is weigh your options, and choose what's best for you. Adding your spouse will definitely extended your processing time, but if done early enough, you may not experience much delay (max of 6-9 months) Better still, wait till you get your PR and...

This is really unfair, however, don't see this statement as a threat, but rather an advice, clearly stating the effect of his action on the processing of his application. Which might leads to further delay in processing time. I hope you get the golden mail sooner than you think.

Congratulations, hope to see more PPR today

How did you know your security is passed?