AOR in OCTOBER 2016 POOL

[s2l]

Hello

Anyone left for ppr for following timeline

OINP PNP INLAND
AOR: 20 OCT

Still waiting for PPR.

Yes, I'd submitted my app on the 31st of Oct, but received my AOR on the 1st of Nov. I'm not sure how many other Oct applicants are waiting.

 

[Matt-NL]

PPR!!!!!!!!!

Finally our dream came true guys! We received the golden email tonight, 9PM - Halifax time!!!

We are so glad that our journey has come to an end!!! I hope more people from Oct AOR will receive their PPR soon!

Cheers!!

Congrats brother. My AOR is 12 October PNP Inland, Newfoundland, still waiting for PPR.

 

[amirut88]

why it is taking time for PNP inland applicants ?

I am PNP inland Ontario and still waiting

 

[s2l]

why it is taking time for PNP inland applicants ?

Honestly, no idea. We'll just have to wait, that's all.

 

[ButterflyChemist]

Last time it was Appendix A but currently aside from passport and photos, they are requesting for filled in Appendix B.

That's interesting. Received PPR on March 1 and was asked to fill out Appendix A so that's all I know. In any event, you can write it in as long as the information can be clearly read.

 

[sam_dawkins]

BC PNP Inland. Submitted on October 24. Waiting. I think PNP Inland is the slowest stream now and CEC being the fastest.

 

[RoyZhang]

BC PNP Inland. Submitted on October 24. Waiting. I think PNP Inland is the slowest stream now and CEC being the fastest.

And BC PNP is the slowest among all the PNP. I'm BC PNP, AOR on 10 Oct.

 

[TheGuitarist]

sam_dawkins - thats true. PNP inlands are the slowest....I too dont get the point...WHY!!!!

 

[s2l]

BC PNP Inland. Submitted on October 24. Waiting. I think PNP Inland is the slowest stream now and CEC being the fastest.

We'll just have to wait. To be fair, we have to allow 6 months of processing time. I think what adds to our anxiety is the fact that many applicants who have applied after us, especially this year, have received PPR very swiftly. Let's just try our best to hang in there, and it will definitely be our turn one day. Happy St. Paddy's by the way

 

[sam_dawkins]

For my case, GCMS notes gave me peace of mind. Only the security check is remaining so I just have to wait. Yes 6month is the standard time, so we just have to wait. For the Inland applicants after the PPR everything is formality, just go to the border and land as PR. But for the Outland applicants even after the ppr it's a long way to go. They need to move to a totally different country and look for job and start a new life.

We'll just have to wait. To be fair, we have to allow 6 months of processing time. I think what adds to our anxiety is the fact that many applicants who have applied after us, especially this year, have received PPR very swiftly. Let's just try our best to hang in there, and it will definitely be our turn one day. Happy St. Paddy's by the way

 

[s2l]

For my case, GCMS notes gave me peace of mind. Only the security check is remaining so I just have to wait. Yes 6month is the standard time, so we just have to wait. For the Inland applicants after the PPR everything is formality, just go to the border and land as PR. But for the Outland applicants even after the ppr it's a long way to go. They need to move to a totally different country and look for job and start a new life.

Nice, I just submitted GCMS notes yesterday. I do hope I hear back from CIC before I get back the GCMS notes wishful thinking, but what the heck

 

[Canadaexp]

Finally got PPR!!!!!! yesterday around 8pm

OINP PNP INLAND
AOR: 20 OCT

 

[sam_dawkins]

congrats!

Finally got PPR!!!!!! yesterday around 8pm

OINP PNP INLAND
AOR: 20 OCT

 

[sam_dawkins]

good to hear that PNP Inlands are getting PPR.

 

[s2l]

Finally got PPR!!!!!! yesterday around 8pm

OINP PNP INLAND
AOR: 20 OCT

Congrats!!