AOR -IRCC PR PROCESS - DECEMBER OINP NOMINATED

[s2l]

Why not man, I saw September AOR thread and people are getting PPR is a month and so on. Hope our VO also work that way.

Would you happen to have a link to this thread?

 

[bestofluck]

Would you happen to have a link to this thread?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/aor-in-september-2016-good-luck-all-t449402.0.html

 

[syedahraza]

@ bestofluck

Fortunately, I am close to my PNP nomination. Is there any rough estimate as to how long after nomination it will take to get PR? Will some of the procedures like background checks take less time as they already have been checked at the PNP stage? Thanks

 

[Stanlee]

@ bestofluck

Fortunately, I am close to my PNP nomination. Is there any rough estimate as to how long after nomination it will take to get PR? Will some of the procedures like background checks take less time as they already have been checked at the PNP stage? Thanks

Post submission of eAPR on an average it takes around 5-6 months. Again it depends on the case officer, visa office and your application.

 

[syedahraza]

Post submission of eAPR on an average it takes around 5-6 months. Again it depends on the case officer, visa office and your application.

Thanks Stanlee. So that means that the little bit of background check that OINP does on its own behalf does not help in reducing the processing time. Because what I have seen is that the background check which IRCC does is the longest part in the PR process.

 

[patnikrishna]

native question, what is RCMP request ?
does everyone get this request ?

 

[Stanlee]

Thanks Stanlee. So that means that the little bit of background check that OINP does on its own behalf does not help in reducing the processing time. Because what I have seen is that the background check which IRCC does is the longest part in the PR process.

In my opinion, no.

 

[Stanlee]

native question, what is RCMP request ?
does everyone get this request ?

It is similar to police certificate request for other countries where the applicant has lived. Whenever an applicant who is living in or lived in Canada submits eAPR, they need not submit police certificate for their stay in Canada. However, if the visa office requires a police certificate, that's when they ask for RCMP clearance.

 

[Ahmad Shqair]

OINP just transferred my nomination to my New Express Entry profile

 

[patnikrishna]

It is similar to police certificate request for other countries where the applicant has lived. Whenever an applicant who is living in or lived in Canada submits eAPR, they need not submit police certificate for their stay in Canada. However, if the visa office requires a police certificate, that's when they ask for RCMP clearance.

thanks Stanlee, +1ed you for that

 

[bestofluck]

OINP just transferred my nomination to my New Express Entry profile

goodesstttt luck this time

 

[AmBiNa]

hi guys,
my BGC changed from "not started" to "not needed at this time" on 23/11 : :

 

[tgman]

hi guys,
my BGC changed from "not started" to "not needed at this time" on 23/11 : :

Did you receive an email notification for change of status?
Thanks.

 

[AmBiNa]

Did you receive an email notification for change of status?
Thanks.

No

 

[AmBiNa]

Did you receive an email notification for change of status?
Thanks.

I think you only receive an e-mail notification when an actual change take place such as medical passed, additional document request, decision has been made or receiving a message into MyCIC account but not for changes like "not started" to "not needed at this time" and vice versa (not sure if I am correct)