AOR 2016-2017 EE PNP Inland >>>> All Welcome
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Matt-NL
Hero Member
- Oct 2, 2016
- 507
- 138
- Category........
- PNP
- Visa Office......
- CPC-Ottawa
- AOR Received.
- 12-10-2016
- Passport Req..
- 26 October 2017
- VISA ISSUED...
- 21 November 2017
- LANDED..........
- Landed as a PR 13 December 2017 (In Canada since 2015)
Today I completed 5,5 months after my AOR.
In ca. 2 weeks, my full six months will be over.
When I got my provincial nomination everybody was talking about 3,6 months of average processing time for PNP applicants.
Of course it is annoying and demoralizing.
The bitter lesson I had to learn is that nobody cares. For CIC we are fine numbers and statistics. For sure they can somehow legitimize the delay, besides there is no LEGAL OBLIGATION to process PNP files under a certain time limit. There is a declared intention to do so which is not binding at all.
For my part, I found the peace in accepting the truth. If you ask me what the truth is: we are subjects - people that have barely rights before immigration laws. This will not change until we become permanent residents. They define the rules of the game - and that's why they can change them deliberately whenever they want to according to their own interests. Although is sounds as if I am pessimistic I am not. I am only a realist. If you can't change the conditions then you should change your attitude towards them. Otherwise you will not only make emotional and irrational decisions but also mentally get crazy.
I know you all have expectations, personal difficulties, family issues etc. I have them too, believe me. Otherwise I wouldn't write this on my weekend and instead I would enjoy my life. I can't because becoming permanent resident is the precondition of normalization of my life. However, here I am, writing this in order to reach you guys to say: accepting non-fairness of CIC doesn't mean you have to like it or you should give up fighting. In contrary, it is a part of our fight - a test of patience, of durability, of capability of resistance. If you ask me whether I have them permanently, the answer is quite clear: no! But I am trying not to lose the control, to grit my teeth and WAIT THAT ALSO THIS TIME WILL BE OVER SOON.
My conclusion: you can't influence CIC but you can influence your consideration towards CIC - and you will see, SOON THIS WILL BE OVER guys, I can promise that!
My best wishes which means a SPEEDY PPR AND LANDING!!!
In ca. 2 weeks, my full six months will be over.
When I got my provincial nomination everybody was talking about 3,6 months of average processing time for PNP applicants.
Of course it is annoying and demoralizing.
The bitter lesson I had to learn is that nobody cares. For CIC we are fine numbers and statistics. For sure they can somehow legitimize the delay, besides there is no LEGAL OBLIGATION to process PNP files under a certain time limit. There is a declared intention to do so which is not binding at all.
For my part, I found the peace in accepting the truth. If you ask me what the truth is: we are subjects - people that have barely rights before immigration laws. This will not change until we become permanent residents. They define the rules of the game - and that's why they can change them deliberately whenever they want to according to their own interests. Although is sounds as if I am pessimistic I am not. I am only a realist. If you can't change the conditions then you should change your attitude towards them. Otherwise you will not only make emotional and irrational decisions but also mentally get crazy.
I know you all have expectations, personal difficulties, family issues etc. I have them too, believe me. Otherwise I wouldn't write this on my weekend and instead I would enjoy my life. I can't because becoming permanent resident is the precondition of normalization of my life. However, here I am, writing this in order to reach you guys to say: accepting non-fairness of CIC doesn't mean you have to like it or you should give up fighting. In contrary, it is a part of our fight - a test of patience, of durability, of capability of resistance. If you ask me whether I have them permanently, the answer is quite clear: no! But I am trying not to lose the control, to grit my teeth and WAIT THAT ALSO THIS TIME WILL BE OVER SOON.
My conclusion: you can't influence CIC but you can influence your consideration towards CIC - and you will see, SOON THIS WILL BE OVER guys, I can promise that!
My best wishes which means a SPEEDY PPR AND LANDING!!!
Autokinesis
Full Member
- Apr 5, 2016
- 27
- 14
- Visa Office......
- Ottawa
- NOC Code......
- 2271
- Job Offer........
- Yes
- App. Filed.......
- 01-09-2016
- Doc's Request.
- November 2016
- AOR Received.
- 01-09-2016
- IELTS Request
- Upfront
- Med's Request
- 10-05-2018
- Med's Done....
- 25-05-2018
- Passport Req..
- 31-05-2018
- VISA ISSUED...
- Waiting
- LANDED..........
- Waiting
palpatel5 said:
Jan 22nd applicant recently got his medicals passed and so did I (17th Jan). You might be getting it done by this week.
My background check changed from Not Applicable to "Your application is in progress. The next step is to conduct a background check" a couple weeks ago.
Nothing else has changed. Medical is still "not needed"
AoR Dec 28. OINP Inland .
Do you guys think I've passed the R10 completeness check after almost 3 months post AOR ?
Nothing else has changed. Medical is still "not needed"
AoR Dec 28. OINP Inland .
Do you guys think I've passed the R10 completeness check after almost 3 months post AOR ?
mikek27 said:
Probably they started R10. I also find it weird that Medical is 'not needed'. Did you get the proper category for medical exam? It should be 'Non-EDE Worker'.
mortywaves said:
Yes I did get the correct category. Basically my medical status has not changed since AOR. Not that they don't need it from me, I'm sure they do.
I think someone else on this forum had the same updates as me (IE. Bc changed before medicals passed)
mortywaves said:I also called CIC around a month ago, knowing that I would probably get nothing given I haven't crossed 6-month mark. He basically said it looks good and it should finalize within 6 months. I asked him the processing speed disparity between CEC-inland and PNP-inland, he said he know no such thing :-X
EDIT: I just checked myCIC account. My BKG went in process for the second time
Which number did you called?
SaraSmi said:
1-888-242-2100
It will keep telling you they are busy and can't take your call. Keep trying. You can memorize the number sequence required to get to an agent and enter it each time you call without needing to wait for instructions.