AOR in OCTOBER 2016 POOL

[sam_dawkins]

Today I completed 5,5 months after my AOR.
In ca. 2 weeks, my full six months will be over.
When I got my provincial nomination everybody was talking about 3,6 months of average processing time for PNP applicants.
Of course it is annoying and demoralizing.
The bitter lesson I had to learn is that nobody cares. For CIC we are fine numbers and statistics. For sure they can somehow legitimize the delay, besides there is no LEGAL OBLIGATION to process PNP files under a certain time limit. There is a declared intention to do so which is not binding at all.
For my part, I found the peace in accepting the truth. If you ask me what the truth is: we are subjects - people that have barely rights before immigration laws. This will not change until we become permanent residents. They define the rules of the game - and that's why they can change them deliberately whenever they want to according to their own interests. Although is sounds as if I am pessimistic I am not. I am only a realist. If you can't change the conditions then you should change your attitude towards them. Otherwise you will not only make emotional and irrational decisions but also mentally get crazy.
I know you all have expectations, personal difficulties, family issues etc. I have them too, believe me. Otherwise I wouldn't write this on my weekend and instead I would enjoy my life. I can't because becoming permanent resident is the precondition of normalization of my life. However, here I am, writing this in order to reach you guys to say: accepting non-fairness of CIC doesn't mean you have to like it or you should give up fighting. In contrary, it is a part of our fight - a test of patience, of durability, of capability of resistance. If you ask me whether I have them permanently, the answer is quite clear: no! But I am trying not to lose the control, to grit my teeth and WAIT THAT ALSO THIS TIME WILL BE OVER SOON.
My conclusion: you can't influence CIC but you can influence your consideration towards CIC - and you will see, SOON THIS WILL BE OVER guys, I can promise that!

My best wishes which means a SPEEDY PPR AND LANDING!!!

Thing is an applicant can not say anything before the processing time crosses 6 months. lucky for me is that I still have more than 2 years pgwp left. Only issue is that my visa will be expiring soon. I have no idea no why they gave me 1 year visa when I have 3 years of work permit with 5 years validity of passport. So, waiting is not a big deal for me. but the inland applicant's who's permit will be expiring soon and PR applications is fully okay should get ppr soon.

 

[zxymark]

Monday again! Let us pray for PPRs! Yeah!

 

[Canada_123]

Any pprs so far?

 

[oldenuf]

monday !

 

[canand]

Congraulations

Did u got RPRF request with PPR?

Thanks! I got the RPRF request about a month before the PPR

 

[canand]

Hello to those who already send their PPR, how did you fill out the Appendix B form? Is handwritten acceptable? I cant seem to edit it in PDF file? Thanks!

I sent a hand written one. It should be acceptable I think. I am still waiting to here back

 

[krishere1982]

I heard 2 ppl from october group were told by CIC agent to wait until 3rd April.
Just joining dots.

Do you know if those people were completing their 6 months from AOR around April 3 and maybe that's the reason the CIC agent mentioned that?

 

[Rahulvaid]

Thanks! I got the RPRF request about a month before the PPR

Hi .....

Wat all additional document u hv bn asked?

Regards

 

[nonnemacher]

Hi .....

Wat all additional document u hv bn asked?

Regards

I was asked a settlement plan, I've seen a few Schedule A and RCMP PCC

 

[Matt-NL]

Guys, has anybody received PPR yesterday/today?
What's going on with this CIC! When can we expect a PPR-rain again do you guys think?
???

 

[nonnemacher]

Guys, has anybody received PPR yesterday/today?
What's going on with this CIC! When can we expect a PPR-rain again do you guys think?
???

I'm surprised how many invitations have been issued lately in the last couple of draws, I keep thinking that they will speed up the process of old applications so they won't get swamped. Maybe I'm wrong and they've been planning on increasing the work load but at this point I am completely in the dark about the processing times

 

[Matt-NL]

Only thing I know is that in 2 weeks my 6 months will be over. I hope I can get PPR before 6 months are over!
???

 

[zxymark]

Only thing I know is that in 2 weeks my 6 months will be over. I hope I can get PPR before 6 months are over!
???

In 3 weeks will be my 6 month too. Hope we all get PPRs.

 

[Matt-NL]

In 3 weeks will be my 6 month too. Hope we all get PPRs.

I hope so, buddy.
By the way, why don't you provide your timeline?
This would be extremely useful for other people. Can you do it?
Best wishes.

 

[krishere1982]

Yeah guys, please have your timeline in you signature. It only takes a couple of minutes to set it up.