AOR in November 2015 - Let's get together

[Jaiveer Singh]

Jaiveer as much as i feel for you, i also believe you are being irrational here.
the outland PNP aare managed at other VO which most likely are local. INland PNP FSW etc are handled at ottawa with other files, they have a huge work load and limited resources.
and its not that they haven't explained the timelines (i.e 6 months) just because others are getting early doesn't mean you should expect the same.
Just sit tight everything will be fine, and if your 6 months pass than take action.

I wish you luck, just be a little more rational and follow the system.

Calm down i am not irrational i am putting my view point and i believe i can do. I repeat i do not have any complains but a simple question.

I am following all the rules, procedure and system since beginning

 

[kirtivsingh]

Calm down i am not irrational i am putting my view point and i believe i can do. I repeat i do not have any complains but a simple question.

I am following all the rules, procedure and system since beginning

I am not tying to offend u in any way. But your statement "Why would i pay 150$ for BOWP and take all that pain. Its disgusting" Says you dont like the system.
and all your above comments stated that you feel bad that inland are slower than outland without thinking rationally that what the process could be. they dont have anything against u or anyone persay. The process says it will take 6 months so hold up till 6 months are up.

 

[kalodighi]

I personally totally do agree with Jaiveer Singh.. From my point of view the inlander should get the priority. As an inlander i can say that we come here, pay more than 10-25 thousand dollar for study, then after finishing the study we fight with the Canadian to get a job in managerial position (anybody can say that how hard it is to get a managerial position job for a fresh graduate).. also we kept paying tax, CPP, EI since we have stepped in this country. We have already spent 3-4 years here, almost everybody who applied for PR. Most of them are almost settled here with job and everything here.. let alone about extending the permits to stay here.. from my personal experience i can say that me and my wife were not that lucky, we had to apply almost 11 times (combined, for me and my wife) to extend our work permit in these 4 years.. no one will ever understand who painful and stressful it is....i know that lots of applicants are in big trouble because of the work permit expiration...

On the other hand an outlander dont have any tie with this country as Jaiveer said.. They are staying their home country, they already have a very good job.. they dont have anything to loose..

No offense to any outlander but in my opinion inlanders should get the priority.. CIC should do something to expedited the process for inlander not the outlander..

 

[nav0991]

My work permit is going to expire in may 5 and outland applicants do not need any work permit or they dnt have to worry for extention so who is the priority? I am Bc pnp inland applicant, i have tied to BC paying tax, staying here for one year and outland pnp applicants have no ties to province and getting faster than us.

Why would i pay 150$ for BOWP and take all that pain. Its disgusting

I am in same situation, My WP is expiring on May 13. I applied under NBPNP inland CEC and really hoping to get PPR before that.

Good luck to all

 

[Kumarp]

I personally totally do agree with Jaiveer Singh.. From my point of view the inlander should get the priority. As an inlander i can say that we come here, pay more than 10-25 thousand dollar for study, then after finishing the study we fight with the Canadian to get a job in managerial position (anybody can say that how hard it is to get a managerial position job for a fresh graduate while the competitors are the white Canadian people also we have the language barrier.).. also we kept paying tax, CPP, EI since we have stepped in this country. We have already spent 3-4 years here, almost everybody who applied for PR. Most of them are almost settled here with job and everything here.. let alone about extending the permits to stay here.. from my personal experience i can say that me and my wife were not that lucky, we had to apply almost 11 times (combined, for me and my wife) to extend our work permit in these 4 years.. no one will ever understand who painful and stressful it is....i know that lots of applicants are in big trouble because of the work permit expiration...

It was your decision to spend 10-25 thousand dollar for study, it was your decision to stay after and fight with Canadians to find a job and settle here, it was again your decision to make good money in this country and it is your duty to pay taxes, CPP, EI etc to a country where you make money. It was your decision to stay here for 3-4 years.

But I 100% agree with you on how terrible the CIC is handling the work permit extensions, they really need to do something about it

On the other hand an outlander dont have any tie with this country as Jaiveer said.. They are staying their home country, they already have a very good job.. they dont have anything to loose..

Well not so easy for them too. You may think that they are staying in their home country so they have nothing to loose, but that can't be right always. If we were in their shoes, we'll probably understand their problems as well. Remember? It feels like grass is always greener on the other side

No offense to any outlander but in my opinion inlanders should get the priority.. CIC should do something to expedited the process for inlander not the outlander..

As far as I think, nobody should get any priority, CIC should just go about processing applications in the order they receive it, in that way no one gets left out and it gets more fair. I honestly wish some changes do happen, but we just have to wait for it

 

[Jaiveer Singh]

Kumar i totally agree with you!! It should be in order thats what i was saying. If any outland is before me yes he should get ppr. I really hope i will not struggle for that bowp or work permit extention.

Guys i just discussed one topic so that we can talk to each other with humour and our point of view instead of throwing stones. We all are in waiting list and struggling so polite with each other. We come to forum to see happy people instead of taking blames and listen harsh words.

"Han" i totally agree you and kumar yes its his decision so doesnt he have right to write his own point of view or opinion? Lets be good to each other and allow everyone to write

 

[nshakelly]

Hello guys,

I have been reading the conversation going on in this thread.

I have a question on my application, if anyone could provide their insight it would be great. As noted in my signature, my AOR is Feb 12, 2016. Since, then my Medicals have Passed. However, the strange movement is with BG.

First it changed from Not Needed at this time to Not Started and then today (March 3, 2016), it changed from Not Started to Not Needed at this time. Isn't it uncommon?

I have generally seen applicants BG switching between Not Needed at this time and In Progress.

 

[Direction North]

Hello guys,

I have been reading the conversation going on in this thread.

I have a question on my application, if anyone could provide their insight it would be great. As noted in my signature, my AOR is Feb 12, 2016. Since, then my Medicals have Passed. However, the strange movement is with BG.

First it changed from Not Needed at this time to Not Started and then today (March 3, 2016), it changed from Not Started to Not Needed at this time. Isn't it uncommon?

I have generally seen applicants BG switching between Not Needed at this time and In Progress.

I have read that this usually happens a few days before you receive PPR...but don't quote me on that, though. Good luck!

 

[nshakelly]

I have read that this usually happens a few days before you receive PPR...but don't quote me on that, though. Good luck!

Its not been a month since I applied. It would be a miracle if they process a file within a month.

The fastest I have seen is 1,5 months since AOR for couple of my friends from Alberta.

 

[Direction North]

Its not been a month since I applied. It would be a miracle if they process a file within a month.

The fastest I have seen is 1,5 months since AOR for couple of my friends from Alberta.

Oh sorry, I missed the date. You are right, that would be really fast. Maybe they just started processing your file and the VO did update the status when he was done? Sometimes the Status in MyCIC doesn't make any sense. A work colleague of me received his PPR and everything was still in progress.

 

[APL]

Hi Kalodighi,

Here is a suggestion for you. Next time someone abuses you racially, try laughing it off. The reason why I am saying this is because the only reason why some people may abuse you racially is because they think that you have taken opportunities away from them. Instead of looking at their personal competence/or incompetence they blame other people/especially immigrants for their misfortune. Just laugh it off because if put their way, you have beaten them in their own home ground. By entering their country, learning their language, not having any ties or connections, you have still managed to earn a living for yourself which they think is their birth right.

In my 8 years in Canada, I have personally experienced it only once and it was on a train. Within 10 seconds 4 guys stood up (3 white and one black btw) and threw the guy out of the train at the next stop. So instead of getting stuck at the negatives, try looking at the positives. If you still aren't happy, I believe you always have the option of leaving. The fact that you are still here/or are intending to be here means that the benefits of staying in Canada for you are far greater than where you are originally from.

And Jaiveer I was just thinking how you would have reacted if you had applied for PR pre-express entry. Have some patience buddy ! The only reason outlanders are getting processed faster is because there are less outlanders who fit the eligibility criteria. That means there are less people applying from outside Canada. Moreover, they are processed within their geographic regions and not within Canada. The fact that CIC has promised processing within 6 months for 80 % of the the applications was beyond imagination just 1 year ago. If it still doesn't make you feel better, just think about all the challenges those outlanders will have to go through once they land in Canada. If you are in Canada and have been working and paying taxes etc. you are already in a better position than most outlanders.

So all you have to do is wait. It would be different if CIC asked you to leave while the processed your application. They don't do it as long as your application has been submitted.

My intention here is not to offend anyone but to encourage you to think objectively. Trust me it doesn't hurt and it isn't hard. Have a great evening !

 

[Kumarp]

Guys this is a great place to be, no doubt and compared to other countries racial discrimination is far less. Whether you like it or not, agree or not, it still exists. @Direction North, in case you missed my previous comment, here it is for you:

Nope, unfortunately he is right. Though this country looks more welcoming and accepting, there are still racial issues that linger around in recruitment processes, believe it or not! Recently me and my coworker did a sit down interview with about 1000 (colored) applicants of varied fields, who were looking for a job through a recruitment company. Each one had a terrible story, and remember most of them were highly qualified. We also interviewed the agents at the recruitment companies here, they revealed some information that you will not like to hear. We are still in the process of interviewing more people, will share the documentary video with you guys soon!

To all my fellow applicants, don't take it to heart. I've been in contact with so many recruiters here, some are really good, they themselves said - "We will never hire a person, just because he / she has a good command over English. English is just a language and it will never be a barrier for your career, but you need it to survive here.

You are all good! Be happy! Help others! Do good!

 

[Jaiveer Singh]

Ok guys leave it relax and lets wait for good news

 

[maddy.10m]

The only reason outlanders are getting processed faster is because there are less outlanders who fit the eligibility criteria. That means there are less people applying from outside Canada. Moreover, they are processed within their geographic regions and not within Canada.

Definitely agree with this one. There is no preferential treatment for anyone. It is just that the group of officers/agents processing FSW applications in Ottawa have more apps to work. For instance, FSW Outland USA times are similar to FSW Inland because the entire application in processed in Ottawa. This applies to other FSW Outland also when most of the processing is done from Ottawa. Only in cases where the app is sent to LVO are outlands seeing faster turnaround. And we cannot compare FSW vs CEC Vs PNP. Im sure they are handled by different groups. Think of any corporate office and how 1 or 2 groups tend to get a lot of work. Im sure they will reorg if things go bad, but right now they are finishing most applications within 6 months. And why change when there is no problem (from CIC perspective) All this may change in future as the mix of applicants change as points reduce. Chill and Good luck...

 

[JoyceM]

Hey guys, if we did not know of this forum, we would not have any idea at which process other applicants are. So if this forum gets you agitated rather than hopeful maybe give it a break for awhile... breathe and stop comparing...