Hamid khan said:
It's is in IP now from 9 October 2015
So every one said it took one month from IP to DM
Also my case same like you IP from 9 October 2015 but Ecas showing 24 February 2015 , this date I got AOR
What is your opinion
Let me briefly explain what happens and what will happen with your case.
Sydney process most of the applications that are PNP inland. These applications are straight forward. In other words, easy cases. If something changes or there's any complexity added, then your application is sent to Ottawa for processing. People getting PPR in less than a year is because their cases are simple and their application is processed in Sydney then transferred to Ottawa for PPR.
If your application is sent to Ottawa for processing, then it has to be go through more check ups. If you add a dependent, they will check if the dependent is legit. If you have a criminal record, they will check whether or not you are eligible, etc.
Your wife has a denied visa. That doesn't mean your application will be rejected, it means it has to go into another check up that Ottawa does and not Sydney. Ottawa is slower than Sydney. The time it takes for Ottawa depends on the complexity of your case. My case is similar than yours. My wife had a visitor visa denied and my application was labeled as complex. It took 19 months to get PPR because of this.
Things changed. BEFORE when you get IP, that meant your file was assigned to an officer. At this point, medicals, police clearance, and eligibility are passed. At this point, your application is most likely to be finished if it's in Sydney and you got IP. You just wait for your application to be sign off and sent to Ottawa for PPR(not processing).
NOW IP means when they accept your application and the process starts(it usually starts with AOR and medicals). This is also your lock-in date. It doesn't mean it's been assigned or it's been checked. That's why your IP has the date you got AOR.
Your application is in the queue for an officer to be reviewed in Ottawa. This is SLOW. Ottawa asked me for many documents and according to my GCMS notes, my file was ready to be reviewed in December 2014 but I didn't get PPR until recently a few days ago.
Once your application is assigned to an officer, it'll take 1 or 2 days for them to make a decision if no other document is needed.
My advice to you is to
1:
ask for GCMS notes every other month. If they ask for a document and you didn't get an email, your notes will say what they requested and what they have received. That will give you confidence that nothing is missing. I say this because people have had their application rejected because CIC says they didn't send the documents requested even though they did.
2:
talk to your local MP so you don't have to wait 19 months like I did or other people that waited 20+ You are in line for a long wait. Keep that in mind.
Hope this helps.