Express Entry applicants from Brazil, connect here!

[maribui]

Opa parabéns and congratulations!!!!

Thanks, Peter! Please keep me posted about any changes with your timeline! I'm you some 30 days later! LOL Fingers crossed for a speedy ppr to us all!

 

[g126]

Thanks, Peter! Please keep me posted about any changes with your timeline! I'm you some 30 days later! LOL Fingers crossed for a speedy ppr to us all!

will do ;D ;D ;D

 

[gibarino]

Outland applicants - Sao Paulo
Inland applicants - Ottawa

Cheers!

Thanks for the info.
I was hoping I had a chance at being in Ottawa. They seem to move applications and PPR's faster. Thanks a bunch!

 

[gibarino]

Adding gibarino again...

Username	AOR	Category	Province	Inland/Outland
lbrambilla PPR	20/jan/2016	PNP	Saskatchewan	Outland
gpfjl PPR	20/fev/2016	PNP	Nova Scotia	Outland
vfonte	14/mar/2016	FSW		Outland
ajanoni PPR	17/mar/2016	PNP	Saskatchewan	Outland
Gisademattos	22/mar/2016	PNP	Manitoba	Outland
edilsonjr PPR	29/mar/2016	PNP	Ontario	Outland
lpera PPR	05/abr/2016	PNP	Ontario
nonnemacher	13/oct/2016	PNP	Nova Scotia	Inland
Skywalker_RT PPR	18/oct/2016	PNP	Nova Scotia	Outland
gsantosjr	24/aug/2016	FSW	Alberta	Outland
robsonmin	30/sep/2016	PNP	Saskatchewan	Outland
dhvs	12/nov/2016	PNP	Saskatchewan	Outland
gibarino	13/nov/2016	FSW	British Columbia	Outland
thiagoch	25/nov/2016	PNP	New Brunswick	Outland
g126	07/jan/2017	PNP	Ontario	Outland
ariadnemm	26/jan/2017	PNP	Ontario	Outland

Thanks for adding me!
Is it taking around 6 months for BR applicants to get PPR or more? I remember there were some people who took almost 9 months to get their PPR. Just wondering...

 

[g126]

Thanks for adding me!
Is it taking around 6 months for BR applicants to get PPR or more? I remember there were some people who took almost 9 months to get their PPR. Just wondering...

lbrambilla took over a year! It depends! The general thought is that SPVO is quite slow... Have you ordered you GCMS notes?

 

[lpera]

Congratz to the recent nominated!

I have a question for the ones who landed already.

I will land in about 3 weeks and was wondering about the goods and goods to follow forms.

Are there official Canada forms for that or you can basically just list the items?

In the past there was the B4 form, but I do not think they use it anymore.

Thanks.

 

[gibarino]

lbrambilla took over a year! It depends! The general thought is that SPVO is quite slow... Have you ordered you GCMS notes?

Yes I have! I ordered it in the end of January. It should arrive by the first days of March - I hope. But I'm still reaching 3 months of wait after AOR... I hope I get CoPR before it reaches 6 months.

 

[g126]

Yes I have! I ordered it in the end of January. It should arrive by the first days of March - I hope. But I'm still reaching 3 months of wait after AOR... I hope I get CoPR before it reaches 6 months.

hehehe... Você e a torcida do Corinthians... ;-)

Well, I don't want to rain in your parade but I don't think that ANYONE that has gone through the SPVO has managed PPR in 3 months... BUT stay positive! You could always be the first one! ;D

 

[Skywalker_RT]

hehehe... Você e a torcida do Corinthians... ;-)

Well, I don't want to rain in your parade but I don't think that ANYONE that has gone through the SPVO has managed PPR in 3 months... BUT stay positive! You could always be the first one! ;D

Well, I have! Actually, a little less than 3 months.

 

[g126]

Well, I have! Actually, a little less than 3 months.

Ah yeah, so you did! Well done.

What's you time line? When did you get meds passed, how did you BC change?

 

[Skywalker_RT]

Ah yeah, so you did! Well done.

What's you time line? When did you get meds passed, how did you BC change?

eAPR/AOR: 18/10
Medicals passed: 11/11
Received by SPVO: 25/11
BG check started: 30/11
PPR email: 13/01
Visas issued: 25/01
PP received: 01/02

 

[g126]

eAPR/AOR: 18/10
Medicals passed: 11/11
Received by SPVO: 25/11
BG check started: 30/11
PPR email: 13/01
Visas issued: 25/01
PP received: 01/02

Wow... That was REALLY fast! What's your secret? Who do you know in the SPVO? How did you manage that??? Tell us... TELL US!!!

On a more serious note, do you remember how your BC changed? Did it go from NN to NS on 11/11 (when your meds passed) and then back to NN around the 25/11 when it was transferred?

Since I'm a PNP-O and will also be using SPVO I think mine (and a few other people here) will probably see a similar pattern...

 

[Skywalker_RT]

Wow... That was REALLY fast! What's your secret? Who do you know in the SPVO? How did you manage that??? Tell us... TELL US!!!

On a more serious note, do you remember how your BC changed? Did it go from NN to NS on 11/11 (when your meds passed) and then back to NN around the 25/11 when it was transferred?

Since I'm a PNP-O and will also be using SPVO I think mine (and a few other people here) will probably see a similar pattern...

I really don't know why, but some things might have hastened my process:
- I have no travel history, not even for tourism.
- My letter of explanation was extremely detailed, and that may have made things much easier for the officers.
- As I'm self-employed, I had to take third-party declarations about my duties, and those declarations had to be sworn affidavits. Furthermore, I have sent many other documental proofs about my link to the company. As far as I know, nobody has been contacted to confirm the information.
- We're off the student season for SPVO. Therefore, there must be much less workload for them. That means other recent applicants might get a faster processing like mine.

About the change in BG check status, it went exactly as that. It was showing NS since 19/10, changed to NN on 17/11 and then to started on 30/11. MyCIC status got updated to "approved" exactly on 25/01, the same date printed on my COPR form.

 

[g126]

I really don't know why, but some things might have hastened my process:
- I have no travel history, not even for tourism.
- My letter of explanation was extremely detailed, and that may have made things much easier for the officers.
- As I'm self-employed, I had to take third-party declarations about my duties, and those declarations had to be sworn affidavits. Furthermore, I have sent many other documental proofs about my link to the company. As far as I know, nobody has been contacted to confirm the information.
- We're off the student season for SPVO. Therefore, there must be much less workload for them. That means other recent applicants might get a faster processing like mine.

About the change in BG check status, it went exactly as that. It was showing NS since 19/10, changed to NN on 17/11 and then to started on 30/11. MyCIC status got updated to "approved" exactly on 25/01, the same date printed on my COPR form.

Excellent! Thanks for the information.. having no travel history probably SPEEDS up a lot the security check which is said to be the longest process. Well done anyhow! Good luck in Canada!

 

[maribui]

I really don't know why, but some things might have hastened my process:
- I have no travel history, not even for tourism.
- My letter of explanation was extremely detailed, and that may have made things much easier for the officers.
- As I'm self-employed, I had to take third-party declarations about my duties, and those declarations had to be sworn affidavits. Furthermore, I have sent many other documental proofs about my link to the company. As far as I know, nobody has been contacted to confirm the information.
- We're off the student season for SPVO. Therefore, there must be much less workload for them. That means other recent applicants might get a faster processing like mine.

About the change in BG check status, it went exactly as that. It was showing NS since 19/10, changed to NN on 17/11 and then to started on 30/11. MyCIC status got updated to "approved" exactly on 25/01, the same date printed on my COPR form.

WOW! This really gives us hope! I mean, I know that you're probably the exception to the rule, but still... Congrats!!!