AOR in OCTOBER - let's get together

[aeropostale]

New Week arrives...

Lets hope they start the PPR for FSW folks as well...

 

[murtazajaffri_cca]

Hi, Iam FSW.. any views?? or any insights !!!

Send for GCMS on 28 Jan..

this wait and watch is so stressful

dear friend, as far as i have learnt from this forum, PNP were sent PPR in this weekend.. I wish you best of luck! keep us updated if you get PPR xD

I can understand wait is so stressful, I am waiting too. I am PNP and AOR 2 nov

 

[ronnie_rocket_fan]

Hearty Congrats to all the ppl who received PPR last week

For the ppl waiting , all the very best guys ! I am sincerely hoping we see some progress this week.. fingers crossed !

 

[Sara88]

Hello guys

FSW outland is the slowest of all categories ???????

AOR 12th October..Have lived in 2 countries -India & UK

No updates since med passed :'(

 

[shmel83]

Sara,

Is FSW outland the slowest? I thought it was a bit faster than Inland.

Nonetheless, let's hope for the best.

 

[Sara88]

Sara,

Is FSW outland the slowest? I thought it was a bit faster than Inland.

Nonetheless, let's hope for the best.

I am not sure..To me it seems like outland is slower.But as you said lets hope for the best

 

[Sachin_mk]

Following a call, my immigration consultant has informed me that my status is still unchanged. However, another applicant has just received PPR after a wait of around 6 months.

He is FSW Outland.

I believe that for us outlanders, processing time will vary between 5-6 months..

 

[gouda333]

dear friend, as far as i have learnt from this forum, PNP were sent PPR in this weekend.. I wish you best of luck! keep us updated if you get PPR xD

I can understand wait is so stressful, I am waiting too. I am PNP and AOR 2 nov

what was your documents required before Back ground change to In progress

provided or completed

 

[hmk]

I am not sure..To me it seems like outland is slower.But as you said lets hope for the best

I second that thought, FSW outland & getting into the 6th month now without any activity at all :'(

 

[manish3412]

Hello guys

FSW outland is the slowest of all categories ???????

AOR 12th October..Have lived in 2 countries -India & UK

No updates since med passed :'(

Same here .. AOR 22 OCT and have lived in India and Germany .. no update since then

 

[Druce]

Good day all.

I hope we are all blessed by great news and progress of our cases this week Cheesy

Just a couple of questions:

1) By the time I submitted my application I did not have my PCC ready. I immediately applied for PCC and have received them now. Would you guys recommend sending them through via CSI (Case Specific Inquiry) or wait for them to be requested by Local Visa Office?

2) I would also like to know what you guys think of doing Upfront Medicals (for PNP out land applicants only). Is there any proof that it will speed up the process? Any positives by doing it upfront?

I know it will affect the time I have to "land" if I do medicals up front.

Thank you all in advance for the great advice and taking time to answer my questions.

 

[nickarter84]

what was your documents required before Back ground change to In progress

provided or completed

Documents status will never change to COMPLETED it will stay "PROVIDED"

 

[shmel83]

Same here .. AOR 22 OCT and have lived in India and Germany .. no update since then

Hi.

Do you think the actual countries where a candidate lived matters for the processing times?

I lived in Russia, US and UK, AOR 28th October. Uploaded the FBI police clearance (which I waited for ages) last week, but I had no updates since medical (Nov 9).

 

[chiyakam]

@Druce:

1. Upload your PCC right away via a CSE.
2. Ditto for medicals
3. Review your submitted documents again, any incomplete information puts your application in a risk of getting rejected.
4. If you want to be sure about the CSEs getting through to your application leaving your application safe then raise a request for GCMS notes after a few days (Wait 2 weeks at least, IMO).

 

[Druce]

@Druce:

1. Upload your PCC right away via a CSE.
2. Ditto for medicals
3. Review your submitted documents again, any incomplete information puts your application in a risk of getting rejected.
4. If you want to be sure about the CSEs getting through to your application leaving your application safe then raise a request for GCMS notes after a few days (Wait 2 weeks at least, IMO).

Thank you for replying and the advice. +1 for you buddy!