AOR in OCTOBER 2016 POOL

[andy108]

Received Ready For Visa from Ottawa a few hours ago. I couldn't believe it. Let me share my details

ITA: Oct 12, 2016
Application submitted: Oct 12, 2016
Document Request: Official CELPIP Results Feb 5,2017
Document Request: Schedule A for Spouse Feb 8, 2017
Document Request: Proof of Divorce for Spouse Feb 8, 2017
Background Check: In Progress Feb 8,2017
Medicals Passed: Feb 8, 2017
Document Request: RPRF Feb 14, 2017
Document Request: RCMP check (PA) Feb 14, 2017
Document Request: Repeat RPRF Feb 21, 2017
Ready For Visa Email : March 1, 2017

I am convinced that my application was dormant and untouched until February so after submitted all the documents and paying the fees I figured I had at least a couple more months before I would hear anything back. Imagine my shock when I saw the email from Ottawa. I'm not even sure it's really hit me yet.

Congrats!

 

[SRJASON]

Received Ready For Visa from Ottawa a few hours ago. I couldn't believe it. Let me share my details

ITA: Oct 12, 2016
Application submitted: Oct 12, 2016
Document Request: Official CELPIP Results Feb 5,2017
Document Request: Schedule A for Spouse Feb 8, 2017
Document Request: Proof of Divorce for Spouse Feb 8, 2017
Background Check: In Progress Feb 8,2017
Medicals Passed: Feb 8, 2017
Document Request: RPRF Feb 14, 2017
Document Request: RCMP check (PA) Feb 14, 2017
Document Request: Repeat RPRF Feb 21, 2017
Ready For Visa Email : March 1, 2017

I am convinced that my application was dormant and untouched until February so after submitted all the documents and paying the fees I figured I had at least a couple more months before I would hear anything back. Imagine my shock when I saw the email from Ottawa. I'm not even sure it's really hit me yet.

congrats!!!
are you inland? PNP or CEC?

 

[jd93]

GOT PPR!!!!




























Nah! I am just kidding, I was just wondering how amazing it must feel to type those words! It does feel good!

Not Cool. I hope you dont really have to wait months for typing this. Sometimes jokes come true when they are not played right.
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[Deccan_Charger]

Hi Guys,

I am one of the highly pissed off applicants among some of you here who received the AOR in Oct 2016 !!
I am the regular and silent follower of this forum.

I am the CEC Inland PNP applicant. Let me share my details here:

CEC Inland (PNP) Applicant
ITA: 12th Oct 2016
E-APR AOR: 15th Oct 2016
Medicals Passed: 9th Dec 2016
BG IP: 24th Jan 2017
Add docs Req: 19th Jan 2017(Settlement Plan & Schedule A)
Add docs uploaded: 25th Jan 2017
Additional Doc Status: Provided.

As many of you, I am waiting for the PPR request(138th day after AOR). Let's hope for the PPR rain at least by this Friday

 

[stalker]

Hi Guys,

I am one of the highly pissed off applicants among some of you here who received the AOR in Oct 2016 !!
I am the regular and silent follower of this forum.

I am the CEC Inland PNP applicant. Let me share my details here:

CEC Inland (PNP) Applicant
ITA: 12th Oct 2016
E-APR AOR: 15th Oct 2016
Medicals Passed: 9th Dec 2016
BG IP: 24th Jan 2017
Add docs Req: 19th Jan 2017(Settlement Plan & Schedule A)
Add docs uploaded: 25th Jan 2017
Additional Doc Status: Provided.

As many of you, I am waiting for the PPR request(138th day after AOR). Let's hope for the PPR rain at least by this Friday

Don't worry. It's been 155 days since my AOR.

 

[Matt-NL]

142. day since my AOR!
10 days left to start my 6th month!
PNP Inlanders are the most problematic category!!!

 

[stalker]

142. day since my AOR!
10 days left to start my 6th month!
PNP Inlanders are the most problematic category!!!

Everyone thinks their own category is problematic.

 

[bestofluck]

Everyone thinks their own category is problematic.

This is good one.

Overall it takes 6 months for 80% applicants in normal process.

Hope I am not from the left 20 %

 

[stalker]

This is good one.

Overall it takes 6 months for 80% applicants in normal process.

Hope I am not from the left 20 %

I fear for 20℅ now too.

 

[Wasiasmet]

Guys any updates today?? It's taking forever

 

[stalker]

No update.


Any NBPNP-O here?

 

[Miss.C]

142. day since my AOR!
10 days left to start my 6th month!
PNP Inlanders are the most problematic category!!!

same here. 142 days since AOR ???

 

[kasinow]

126 days... ???

 

[Matt-NL]

is it only October PNP inland applicants waiting or August and September candidates waiting too ?

This is a very good question.
If we can find out whether the most cases of August and September AORs are done, then we have a useful reference point. Besides, does anybody know the average processing time of PNP Inland applications (especially with consideration of August and September AORs)?
Best,

 

[andy108]

This is good one.

Overall it takes 6 months for 80% applicants in normal process.

Hope I am not from the left 20 %

Exactly.

To add here, it seems like (i can't yet confirm it with data but) between 50% and 60% get PPR within 120 days. Then 60%-70% (maybe even 80%) get within 180 days.

I am fully aware that ranges i put here are very-very wide, but this is only due to lack of proper data pool across the long time range.