I agree with Canee.. try to stay positive.. hopefully we all end up being Canadian permanent residents very soonCANEE said:Guys, lets take it a notch down. Lets hope that we all (inland / outland / PNP) get our applications processed at the earliest. No point in pointing fingers at the system or each other on this forum
Lets hope the PPR rain continues this week!
OK, to try and put this simply because I keep having to repeat the same message - EVERYBODY DESERVES A CHANCE TO LIVE IN CANADA. I have absolutely no issue with people like yourself being fast-tracked as refugee status if your situation is serious enough....as with the 25,000 Syrians that are being brought into the country right now. What I do have a problem with is the rest of the 'normal' outlanders who do seem to be getting 'more preferred' treatment over people already here. Why am I still waiting for PR 2 YEARS after I started applying and yet my application ticks every box....because the system has worked against me at practically every stage as is the case with a lot of inlanders. Again, to repeat myself, all I've asked for is an equal and fair opportunity to secure PR in the same timelines. Nothing more, nothing less.Russian said:
I fully agree with this statement. We all have the same goal and finally will succeed in reaching it. Sooner or later.cheesycheese said:
Any thoughts?You are ryt..cheesycheese said:OK, to try and put this simply because I keep having to repeat the same message - EVERYBODY DESERVES A CHANCE TO LIVE IN CANADA. I have absolutely no issue with people like yourself being fast-tracked as refugee status if your situation is serious enough....as with the 25,000 Syrians that are being brought into the country right now. What I do have a problem with is the rest of the 'normal' outlanders who do seem to be getting 'more preferred' treatment over people already here. Why am I still waiting for PR 2 YEARS after I started applying and yet my application ticks every box....because the system has worked against me at practically every stage as is the case with a lot of inlanders. Again, to repeat myself, all I've asked for is an equal and fair opportunity to secure PR in the same timelines. Nothing more, nothing less.
Additionally, in 2 months time and if I cannot secure a BOWP or visa extension to allow me to continue working, I will lose everything we have in Canada - my job, house, 'Lexus', etc and be forced back to England with my wife and 3 kids (and let's not forget, 2 of them are Canadian) where we have nothing....including no job and therefore no way of supporting my family. No, I'm not being sent into an army to be killed but those are unique circumstances that the majority of outland applicants do not face either. So please don't assume others don't have serious implications to their lives if their PR application is further delayed or refused at the last minute.
And if you do want to argue about Canada's responsibility and if anyone should be prioritised (which again, I've never asked for)......should they not be prioritising their own before people from other countries? I have 2 young Canadian children yet the system doesn't give that any additional importance whatsoever.
I won't be responding to any more of these comments as obviously this is a delicate topic and some people are reading their own versions into what I've said and not actually reading or understanding my point. I'm a very level headed and fair person and I know my complaint is fully justified. However, let's move on from this as I don't want to hijack this thread which ultimately is about helping and advising each other to get PR.
Good luck all........I'm just going out for a drive in my shiny new Lexus.......apparently.
CEC and PNP-CEC should be same. I don't know why they are taking long for CEC-PNP....cheesycheese said:My due date was 24th December so it must be our turn soon.
Fingers crossed.
There is a PNP applicant member name " naredont" from July.. His BG started recently on Nov 25th but still waiting for PPR batch release.Phil89 said:
His last post is in the below link. I am not sure about InlandPhil89 said:
So there was no final checking happened (Ghost email for already BG up people) for PNP Inland and USA applicants from CPC Ottawa for the last 2 months except RSA Anoop.Phil89 said:
Hang in there buddy. I share the same code, got PPR last week. I am very very sure yours is just around the cornerwolf_metallo said:Good that things are amicably resolved! Hope everyone gets the coveted PR at the earliest - few people (including myself) from the July batch are nearing the 6 month mark and still there's no news!
With that I started to go into a theory - what is they are also processing based upon the job code? Does the NOC affect the speed with which application is reviewed? I have seen very, very few people from 2171 (my code) getting a PPR in the last few weeks. Maybe there's a trend in there...
or maybe, I'm just getting really impatient
For inlanders, BG check starts right after AOR. For me it was 10 days after AOR. The last ghost email I got was in September when the VO reviewed my application. The same pattern is for other applicants. So I assume they haven't done anything on our applications for the last 3-4 months which is ridiculous.aru_nj said:
