Express Entry - e-APR submitted in December 2016

[jianxia15]

Yes. AOR on 6 Dec, medical passed & BG BS on 8 Dec, till now...

It's still early time! Good luck to both of us!

 

[Ferasz]

It's still early time! Good luck to both of us!

How did you know your visa office?

 

[vensak]

That is pretty much fast. I wish Vienna office was so quick.

Finally somebody under Vienna Office as well (unless they put me under Paris for some strange reason). I have submitted 3. Jan but and I am wondering when will they transfer the file to the local VO.
I am also wondering what is the approach of Vienna Office.

 

[rmend87]

What is the usual trend of change in medical status

 

[andy108]

What is the usual trend of change in medical status

It depends really, latest trend is a month seems to be...

 

[jianxia15]

How did you know your visa office?

Most Chinese applicants' cases are processed in HK, so I think it applies to me as well ;D

 

[makskop]

Finally somebody under Vienna Office as well (unless they put me under Paris for some strange reason). I have submitted 3. Jan but and I am wondering when will they transfer the file to the local VO.
I am also wondering what is the approach of Vienna Office.

What is your current status?

 

[vensak]

What is your current status?

No movement at all in my application (so I am not sure if it was already transfered to Vienna). I am in the waiting game.

 

[viveks]

I just analyzed November 2016 AoR excel sheet. So far, I see three FSW(O) folks who have already got their PPR.

One in 46 days from AoR, another in 30 and another in 37.

Its worth going through the sheet to get some ideas.

 

[SAMCANADA_ON]

Hi Friends,

Is there anyway I can see my submitted documents on my cic once I have submitted the E-APr. I have already received AOR in December. I just want to know if I can able to see my submitted application.

Can anyone please put a light on that and how I can view that in my cic.

Thanks

 

[viveks]

Hi Friends,

Is there anyway I can see my submitted documents on my cic once I have submitted the E-APr. I have already received AOR in December. I just want to know if I can able to see my submitted application.

Can anyone please put a light on that and how I can view that in my cic.

Thanks

There is a view submitted application button on your my account page. Not sure if you can view the attachments though.

 

[SAMCANADA_ON]

There is a view submitted application button on your my account page. Not sure if you can view the attachments though.

Yh I have tried that but it doesn't let me open the attached files though. Is there any other way to open those files?

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

I just analyzed November 2016 AoR excel sheet. So far, I see three FSW(O) folks who have already got their PPR.

One in 46 days from AoR, another in 30 and another in 37.

Its worth going through the sheet to get some ideas.

Yet to update the sheet with the latest information. Sheet was last updated on Jan 8th.

Check the below table for the latest information -->

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-eapr-submitted-in-november-2016-t459415.0.html;msg5711156#msg5711156

8 applicants have received PPR and 7 of them are FSW-O, 1 is a FSW-I applicant. New Delhi, London, Hong Kong, Ottawa are the visa offices.
The excel sheet will be updated this week.

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Hi Friends,

Is there anyway I can see my submitted documents on my cic once I have submitted the E-APr. I have already received AOR in December. I just want to know if I can able to see my submitted application.

Can anyone please put a light on that and how I can view that in my cic.

Thanks

You can only see the name of the documents you submitted and not the actual documents itself.

 

[mashamasha]

I just analyzed November 2016 AoR excel sheet. So far, I see three FSW(O) folks who have already got their PPR.

One in 46 days from AoR, another in 30 and another in 37.

Its worth going through the sheet to get some ideas.

There are actually already 6 FSW-Outland folks who received PPR, so that is really exciting. I see that the responsible visa offices were Paris, Hong Kong, New Deli, and London.