AOR in February 2018

[die_hard_can_guy]

I am stuck in IP 2 for a month now....

Same here! I'm kinda losing my patience. Anyways, the fact that some applications got approved so quickly created sort of an illusion of the speed at which applications are being processed. Dont you think?

 

[ee_candidate]

Same here! I'm kinda losing my patience. Anyways, the fact that some applications got approved so quickly created sort of an illusion of the speed at which applications are being processed. Dont you think?

Yeah. I think those cases are the 'exception' not the 'rule'

 

[denzrambo]

My AOR was on Feb 26th and I'm stuck in MEP/IP1 since the beginning of March.

Am in ip1 from Feb 21st...Aor 12th feb..fsw o

 

[die_hard_can_guy]

Am in ip1 from Feb 21st...Aor 12th feb..fsw o

My AOR is 12th Feb too but the status' switched to IP2 since Feb 27th.

 

[denzrambo]

My AOR is 12th Feb too but the status' switched to IP2 since Feb 27th.

Hope we all get it approved soon

 

[die_hard_can_guy]

Hope we all get it approved soon

For sure man!

 

[explorerCA]

Hi, did you or your spouse have any canadian work experience? I'm just trying to understand if your application was processed fast due to have canada work experience. thank you!

Nope, we're both in the US with American work experience only.

 

[ain88]

Current average wait by stream:

Hi,the reason that pap-inland, pnp-outland has 60 more days of wait is because they have to wait till they get 600 points?

I mean by that, that processing time includes pnp time to get nominaton+ ee processing time?

thanks!!

 

[snair2017]

Hi,the reason that pap-inland, pnp-outland has 60 more days of wait is because they have to wait till they get 600 points?

I mean by that, that processing time includes pnp time to get nominaton+ ee processing time?

thanks!!

Nice observation...about the 60 days extra for PNP.

Wish the nomination time was added to the final total. In that way people like me who are PNP Outland can expect PPR in 90 days....

 

[andy108]

I don't understand. I see so many posts where people are getting PPR even within 30 days of their AOR being received.

This does not match against the immitracker data.

There are plenty (less than 5%) of those who get within 30 days. Filter by days to PPR.

 

[andy108]

Hi,the reason that pap-inland, pnp-outland has 60 more days of wait is because they have to wait till they get 600 points?

I mean by that, that processing time includes pnp time to get nominaton+ ee processing time?

thanks!!

no.

 

[ain88]

no.

do you know why pnp+ee takes longer then? that's strange and probably unfair? haha...all that immigration process is more complex than I thought therefore is killing me haha

 

[snair2017]

There are plenty (less than 5%) of those who get within 30 days. Filter by days to PPR.

I would be asking for a lot if the processing time was less than 30 days LOL.... I would be fine with an average of 90 days from the date of AOR

 

[leo3953]

Same here! I'm kinda losing my patience. Anyways, the fact that some applications got approved so quickly created sort of an illusion of the speed at which applications are being processed. Dont you think?

yeah, I called the other day. the agent said that my case is being processed in Ottawa and still doing some verification. what she knew was also very limited ......

I don't have that much time tho..sigh

 

[ash0512]

yeah, I called the other day. the agent said that my case is being processed in Ottawa and still doing some verification. what she knew was also very limited ......

I don't have that much time tho..sigh

Did they say if the eligibility is in process or done? They told me that eligibility is in process and security is still not started and criminality and medical is passed. Mine is also at Ottawa AOR 10th feb fswo.