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Hi guys... A small update from me: This night my BG check went to in progress and 12 hours later - PPR! Total processing time from AOR to PPR is 71 day. VO - Kyiv, Ukraine. Good luck to all of you!

Indeed, once your profile become ineligible, you are not able to amend it whatsoever. The one and only way is to create a new profile.

That's great, congratulations! Hope, they will process me shortly as well :)

For me it looks quite reassuring... PPR could be issued at any time ;)

I've spoken with a couple of buddies we visited the same PNP session and everyone who applied in March has received PPR's. Now some activity with April applicants is going on, so I expect updates in the end of August / early September...

I would also suggest trying to contact the province once more if CSI is refused. For example, in my case, when I accidentally deleted my IELTS results from the EE profile and it became ineligible (with accepted nomination), I just contacted the province (NB) and ask them to send the Nomination...

Almost the same time-line as mine, except I don't have any updates at all :)

100% complete silence... It drives me mad :-X

Why is this topic so quiet? Yesterday I was bored because nothing is happening with my application and I ordered GCMS notes. I read that it potentially could speed up the process :)

It really depends on the amount of money you'll bring with you / place you are planning to live in. But despite that it would be a great idea to improve your English/French. This definitely won't be redundant in any case :)

What's wrong with practicing listening skills? At least half of the native speakers I used to speak to have had slurred and fast speech and sometimes I found it REALLY difficult to understand. You don't want your potential employer to constantly repeat things, do you? ;)

Not a single word... And yes, the waiting is really frustrating. Well, not even waiting but the uncertainty what and when is going to happen:) But we'd better get more patience as I seriously doubt that it will be any progress in the next month or two.

Yes, it's absolutely normal... A friend of mine received RPRF request 2 days prior to PPR, so don't worry

It's a Canadian embassy in Kyiv, Ukraine, and Ukrainian VO respectively. I've heard they work pretty fast, usually process applications within 100 days. If an application doesn't require an additional scrutiny, of course.

I won't be so pessimistic, as a couple of friends of mine got their PPR's in 90-100 days from AOR date... Maybe our VO in Kyiv works faster though, don't know:)

Hi... I have almost the same picture - AOR received on May 26th, RPRF request on June 9th (paid the very same day) and no any further updates so far... Taking into account the average processing time, I assume nothing will happen for another month or so.