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You may mention in your e-mail that you would send all documents partially due to the e-file sizes. I would suggest: - prepare a master e-mail with a cover letter including the list of all documents to be sent, also mentioning to be sent partially - prepare other e-mails at the same time by...

There might be several seasons causing this. But it looks like a technical issue with the e-mail. Make sure you enter the Paris VO e-mail addresss correctly. There are 2 e-mail IDs for Paris VO; paris-immigration@international.gc.ca and PARISIMMIGRATION@international.gc.ca, send to both of them...

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13Hf5KT35xOJMzlHo9KVenqYSrZFTjt0qc_PZgrI4mls/edit?pli=1#gid=2117108251 This is the link for Express entry spreadsheet. There is not VO based indicators, at least I didnt see :) Also I did not get the information provided on the spreadsheet as I am not...

It's the time when application was recieved at CIO.

Yes this is strange. All initial Ankara VO applications have been transferred to Paris VO and I think that Ankara VO currently doesnt deal with FSW2014 applications from any country. Maybe the average times are reflected in original initial VO's time frame, nobody knows. Most probably the...

Average processing time for Paris VO has been increased to 9 months from 8 months, as per the application data processed between April 1 2014 and March 31 2015: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/perm/skilled-fed.asp#europe

Congratulations on your PPR.. Did you have 2 or 3 lines on your ECAS when you recieved PPR e-mail?

Yes that's it. I am also not sure about the spelling :)

Right and good observation. I didn't recognize this. I want to stand at that "big possibility" side :)

One Aug 25 applicant reported PPR recently. So we can make an approximate estimate if you recieve PPR soon.

On the "Avg Process Time" page of the spreadsheet, the current average time for Paris VO from MR to PPR is 86 days. It was 79 days a month ago and 83 days 15 days ago, so trend is increasing and seems will continue to increase with recent 100+ days posts. Another observation from the...

The factors I mentioned in my above message should be affecting this period. But I believe we'll never know how Paris VO works actually. Also personal conditions such as family composition, countries have been in and PCC submitted for, number of employment certificates, etc might be affecting...

I believe each VO have their unique flow of processing. We all know that NDVO sends MR for the majority in this forum at the last stage and Paris VO sends right after AOR. Another example is very fast Sau Paulo VO. So does anybody know how Paris VO works? Especially for background verification...

I doubt with this. I would assume that VO starts background verification and security investigation all at the same time. I don't think they proceed one by one. What I believe (regardless of when VO starts which process), when they start security investigation, they would proceed with all PCCs...

Other people from another thread who has been waiting for a long period: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/fsw-2014-applicants-timeline-lets-network-here-t276642.3375.html...

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Is it from your previous deal/experience with Paris VO or your observations on the forum/spreadsheet?

Someone from Paris VO with below timeline reported PPR yesterday. So it means PPRs moving towards September applicants. Category........: FSW1 Visa Office......: Paris NOC Code......: 2132 App. Filed.......: 25-08-2014 Doc's Request.: 13-01-2015 AOR Received.: 25-12-2014 IELTS Request...

I wasn't asked for any additional documents. I recieved total 4 e-mails; 1 for RPRF payment and 3 seperate e-mails for MR for myself, my spouse and child. We completed the medicals and report was uploaded by e-medical center, then a few days later "medicals recieved" line updated. And I sent the...

I noticed the same and I sent RPRF reciept to both addresses, so I recieved automated reply as well.