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USProgrammer

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Oct 29, 2018
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FSW
Visa Office......
CIO-Sydney, NS
NOC Code......
2174
AOR Received.
01-12-2018
Passport Req..
25-03-2019
LANDED..........
24-08-2019
Its fairly consistent, I agree, but we must note that the data you pulled up from immitracker is 5% of the overall cases. I doubt it can be used to extrapolate stuff.
The timelines have changed drastically since summer/fall of 2018. I filtered for FSW-O and country of residence = US. I think that encompasses a huge amount of people in the US on visas + citizens and can be used to extrapolate if you live in the US and you are FSW-O.
 

USProgrammer

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25-03-2019
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24-08-2019
I really appreciate the time and efforts you put in gathering, presenting and sharing that data. It really indicates the trend for all US applicants. Thanks :)
Bdw, a quick question :p Are you using Python or any APIs to get that data from MyImmiTracker?
I wish. I can't even copy/paste from the web page. I did manual data entry for all of them. If they have an API I'm not aware of or an easy way to scape the filtered views, let me know.
 

USCAN2019

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I wish. I can't even copy/paste from the web page. I did manual data entry for all of them. If they have an API I'm not aware of or an easy way to scape the filtered views, let me know.
Oh man, thats lot of work. SMH! I think i have a small python program that can filter and get data from a table in a website. I am going to play with it and share if it works.
 

Welluf2019

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Feb 4, 2019
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:mad: LOL, OK buddy.

The background status you describe is IP2 and that's perfectly normal for PPR. It doesn't change until at least after CoPR. I'm not sure what you were meaning by that statement if it was supposed to be an indictment of the research/observations here.

Is your colleague FSW-Outland like you, or is he CEC? That timeline would be very normal for CEC or even in some cases, PNP-Inland.
FSW-Outland

I am pretty sure that's the "IP1"
 

jm90

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I wish. I can't even copy/paste from the web page. I did manual data entry for all of them. If they have an API I'm not aware of or an easy way to scape the filtered views, let me know.
I feel like a brat! haha... You sure have done a lot of work... :$
Rightly said, thanks for your efforts. I appreciate it.
 

USProgrammer

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LANDED..........
24-08-2019
Take a deep breath. It is not that serious.
Thanks. Your 7 posts saying that any discussion relating to actual data we have is pointless really helps. It definitely brings a new level of purpose to this forum thread. Thank you for your constructive input, sir.
 

Welluf2019

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Thanks. Your 7 posts saying that any discussion relating to actual data we have is pointless really helps. It definitely brings a new level of purpose to this forum thread. Thank you for your constructive input, sir.
Again. Take a deep breath. Life is not that serious

...Call me "ma"
 

Welluf2019

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Its fairly consistent, I agree, but we must note that the data you pulled up from immitracker is 5% of the overall cases. I doubt it can be used to extrapolate stuff.
I am not ruling out anyone's hard work so I don't understand why anyone is offended by my post. My intent is not to cause trouble or offend anyone. I just want people to know that no one size fits all. Take it from someone who since 2018 have had half her extended family members migrate to Canada, their cases have all been different.

I am on this thread daily and I read posts of people "panicking" because their timeline does not tally with "trends". Hence my post
 

USProgrammer

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Oct 29, 2018
1,046
1,337
Texas, USA
Category........
FSW
Visa Office......
CIO-Sydney, NS
NOC Code......
2174
AOR Received.
01-12-2018
Passport Req..
25-03-2019
LANDED..........
24-08-2019
My AOR-PPR timeline:
AOR- 7th December 2018
Medical Passed- 2nd January, 2019
IP1: 7th January, 2019
IP2: 21st January, 2019
I didn’t pay the RPRF upfront so I got my RPRF request: 31st January(paid same day)
PPR request: 12th February, 2019.
Please edit your post to include your express entry stream (CEC-Inland, FSW-Outland, etc). That's very important for comparison purposes.

Also, congrats!
 

prashanfernando

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Apr 21, 2018
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Ottawa
Category........
FSW
Visa Office......
Ottawa
NOC Code......
2133
Pre-Assessed..
Yes
App. Filed.......
17-12-2018
AOR Received.
18-12-2018
Med's Done....
14-11-2018
Passport Req..
18-06-2019
VISA ISSUED...
25-06-2019
LANDED..........
01-09-2019
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rajesh_r

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Jan 14, 2019
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I am pretty sure IP2 is when it changes to "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information."
True -
@USProgrammer @USCAN2019 - My Background check just changed to 'We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information' from 'Your application in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check'. Also, I saw the PR current status as 'Application/profile updated' but no email communication.

My timelines:
FSW-Outland
AOR: 11 Dec 2018
MEP: 22 Jan 2019
IP1: 23 Jan 2019
IP2: 13 Feb 2019
Expecting PPR by early March

Good Luck All!!!
 
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USCAN2019

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I am not ruling out anyone's hard work so I don't understand why anyone is offended by my post. My intent is not to cause trouble or offend anyone. I just want people to know that no one size fits all. Take it from someone who since 2018 have had half her extended family members migrate to Canada, their cases have all been different.

I am on this thread daily and I read posts of people "panicking" because their timeline does not tally with "trends". Hence my post
Well, I really don't see anyone "panicking", only see bunch of people trying to help each other in one or another way. Let's stop picking on each other and keep the conversation meaningful. No one is trying to belittle anyone by giving their opinion. Good Luck everyone :)