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I know from GCMS notes that my VO is CIO (Sydney) CB01126 is my "assigned to" code that we usually don't understand, but this particular code has come to be famous for being very slow

What do we know about the logic of IRCC lol? I'd say there's a very good chance you'll get PPR really soon. Try to relax :)

Fingers crossed for you too!!

PPR email today! CB01126 isn't that terrible after all. I was prepared to wait forever. FSW - Inland VO: Sydney, NS (CB01126) AOR: Nov 24, 2018 Medical: valid until Jan 2, 2019 ADR: Jan 2, 2019 (HK police record) ADR received: Feb 5, 2019 Long silence and nothing really helped to speed up the...

It's so ironic that just after I said RR for funds might be a good sign cuz they've been working on the case, I read about Sith's devastating case, "no news is good news" and all that... Damn! I don't have anything else to say... will shut up and try to get on with the day.

Damn! You can definitely appeal your case. If I were you I'd want to sue WES and CIC :/

Looks like no one replied to this, so here's my two cents: It probably means that you eligibility was *previously* met, but the RR for funds was added sometime later. It's common when the application takes a long time, just like the re-medicals (frustrating, I know). It might actually be a good...

But still a good idea to reapply in case it never arrives xp I'm lucky to get the first one in 30 days to know the reason for RR, and as least know that the HK police record have arrived at all. Read about someone applying three times and received nothing. It could be so much more stressful.

You have your new job. I'll soon have a work permit and be allowed to work indefinitely under "bridge open work permit" lol. If it gets that bad, I'll wait until I qualify for Australian PR and move again. Enjoy the wait xp

BTW. Applied to GCMS notes three times, received two copies exactly after 30 days and never received one of them. So I'm guess if we don't receive it in 30 days, it's a lost cause. Don't wait for it any longer and apply for a new one immediately xp

Finally, some of my own understandings of the process that I haven't seen in this thread: I think the way ADR works is that, someone will check the case after exactly 30 days (the time given to submit ADR), because in the notes I saw someone checked on Feb 2, and unfortunately, my police record...

November applicant, been a silent reader and still waiting for ppr too. This thread has given my so much peace of mind, knowing that there're many other people waiting for no good reasons. But I noticed that people are getting really frustrated, and finally decided to register and share my own...