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One cousin of mine applied in May 2014 and got PPR in January as well. So altogether 7 months.

Yes you get 3 year work permit after 2 years of study.

Wait for your IP before applying for notes.

From what I have seen lately, It seems that all the visa officers are instructed to change the status of the file they touch, to IP. So I think in future we will see people getting interviews even after getting IP.

Guys, Considering the current rules in place for PR, it is better to go for a 2 years program which will give you 3 years work permit. If PR is not a goal then this course is fine.

GBM course at Humber is waster of your time and resources (saying it based on experience of 2 of my friends). Go find some other program. If you are interested in management side rather than technical side of things, try to find a project management program.

Try entering complete name while checking the status of your application.

updated my timeline.

Does your husband's name have singh as a last name ?

I meant to ask if we have some numbers from CIC about how many people went to IP in august. Clearly there is a lot of confusion about whole ip status thing on the forum.

Any source ?

I think that is the root cause as visa officer was not satisfied that she will return back.

I might be the first person on this website but this website doesn't contain even 5% of applicants. Hopefully everyone get ppr within 7-8 months of application.

One more suggestion.. Try to find a mentor who has a job in the field of your interest. It helps a lot.

I think you should look at the official length of your program of study. If it was 2 years or more, you will get 3 years work permit.

Its not that centennial is bad, its Scarborough area. If you have no other option, then find accommodation in some other area.

If you complete 4 semesters (2 years) of study In most of the cases you will get 3 years work permit.

Did she specify about you in her visa application ?

I think one thing can help people moving to Canada is to accept it as it is (with snow and long winter ;D). When you start comparing it to all the good things you had back home, it becomes a big problem. So IMO, Start enjoying all the good things Canada has to offer and things will get better.

When can we expect to get PPR after IP ?