If I am allowed to guess I would say our "angle emails" will start 2-3 weeks from now.fkl said:It could vary. I guess I received one ghost email on Jan 25th - PPR came on Feb 3.
If I am allowed to guess I would say our "angle emails" will start 2-3 weeks from now.fkl said:It could vary. I guess I received one ghost email on Jan 25th - PPR came on Feb 3.
I agree.Sirgic said:If I am allowed to guess I would say our "angle emails" will start 2-3 weeks from now.
It might be true. As of Feb 11, IRCC processed and finalized 24,702 refugee applications and most of them have already arrived in Canada. But still IRCC is finalizing most of EE applications within 6 months.sraj07 said:ppl in forum says , the refugee target applications are almost done . so they will concentrate on EE.,
Also I am waiting for the 2015 year end report ...,donno why they havenot published it .
;D can't agree more.yellowknifer said:It might be true. As of Feb 11, IRCC processed and finalized 24,702 refugee applications and most of them have already arrived in Canada. But still IRCC is finalizing most of EE applications within 6 months.
Whatever it is, we want our PPRs 8)
Congratulations AK chd. Can you please share your timeline, Visa Office and Category?Ak chd said:Got my copr papers with Permanent resident visa !!!
Your employer is really nice and calm. You must have very good relationship?astro313 said:Refugee target for February is met. 25,481 total refugee application approved and we have already seen improvement in processing EE applications. September is rolling flawlessly.
In the beginning I was thinking: Maximum January, after that I will be leaving.I also notified my employer initially when I got ITA. Told him that was leaving in 6 months. He has been waiting for my PR for 2 months now and by seeing the trend, he will be waiting at least 3 more months before seeing me gone. ;D
Is there anyone else in the same situation as me? I wouldn't have told him, but I needed the reference letter.
One_Topsy Answer to why do you want to leave is "It is CANADA!!!!" ;D ;D ;D ;DOne_Topsy said:Your employer is really nice and calm. You must have very good relationship?
You told em you were leaving to go to Canada and they supported you and waiting patiently for you to be ready to go?
Wow..you don't really see much of that in the workplace. Why do you want to leave if I may ask
Lol . Not in the same situation per se, but I'm in a similar situation, as per the average timelines at the time of Mid-Oct I was certain that I'd have my PPR by Feb beginning and would be flying out to Canada by Apr-end/Mid-May. However, looking at the current rate I think a more realistic time for PPR would be by Mid-March or early-March (Optimistically). I would be happy if CIC processes it faster and gives a PPR within Feb timelines !!astro313 said:In the beginning I was thinking: Maximum January, after that I will be leaving.I also notified my employer initially when I got ITA. Told him that was leaving in 6 months. He has been waiting for my PR for 2 months now and by seeing the trend, he will be waiting at least 3 more months before seeing me gone. ;D
Is there anyone else in the same situation as me? I wouldn't have told him, but I needed the reference letter.
Talk about pain...you virtually put your life on hold...at least for outlanderschiyakam said:Lol . Not in the same situation per se, but I'm in a similar situation, as per the average timelines at the time of Mid-Oct I was certain that I'd have my PPR by Feb beginning and would be flying out to Canada by Apr-end/Mid-May. However, looking at the current rate I think a more realistic time for PPR would be by Mid-March or early-March (Optimistically). I would be happy if CIC processes it faster and gives a PPR within Feb timelines !!
My manager knows about my plans for the same reason as yours and accordingly I'm not getting into new opportunities within my company or outside it, knowing that I can get out any day I cannot commit myself to any new things. In a lot of ways this waiting pain is a bit overwhelming.
Well said mate.One_Topsy said:Talk about pain...you virtually put your life on hold...at least for outlanders
Me and my employer depend on each other, obviously I depend more on him than he depends on me. I am very nice to him. He is nice to me.One_Topsy said:Your employer is really nice and calm. You must have very good relationship?
You told em you were leaving to go to Canada and they supported you and waiting patiently for you to be ready to go?
Wow..you don't really see much of that in the workplace. Why do you want to leave if I may ask