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Yeah, that's the right option.

Did you happen to order GCMS notes?

If i am not wrong, you got the mail from ADVO, right?

Yeahm it means that R10 is complete. Your eligibuility is being reviewed right now most possibly by the case analyst.

Welcome to the club. :P

Depends on where you're calling from

You can exaplain situation briefly in the LoE to be on the safe side.

Try ordering GCMS or call IRCC. You will just need your application number and Date of Birth to call IRCC.

Although IP1 and IP2 doesnt hold any relevance now, but, IP1 is when your BG status says 'your application is in process' and IP2 is when it says 'We are processing your background check'

I would suggest you call IRCC and uodate them about your situation.

I would suggest you to max out your IELTS score coz the chances of the CRS falling to 434 or lower are quite miniscuile.

Those are a very few cases. I so wish that all applications could be processed with that speed.

It is all very random and case specific. One can never really predict what is the current pattern and when can one expect the PPR.

Since you have a year's work ex in Canada, you can apply under CEC.

Passing Security Screening is usually followed by a PPR. Just sit back and wait.

Wait until Monday, you'll get the MEP as well. :)

It is very difficult to get an ITA under FSW but if you're very lucky you might get a PNP. My suggestion would be to max out your IELTS score and a score above 440 would be a safe bet.

Pay it upfront to avoid any delay. They will ask you to pay it during the processing the application which might delay the processing time.

Get a new reference letter and make sure it is dated and upload it using a CSE. I hope they consider your new reference letter and process your application.

The average time to get PPR is 6 months for 80% of the cases. Some lucky ones get it in a span of 2-4 months as well and then there are some very rare cases which fall in 20% and are put in Security Screening and can take upto 1-2 years as well.