ok man , it is comingDiaboluce said:8th Feb applicant got DM today... he/she has been IP since 18th Sept ;D
ok man , it is comingDiaboluce said:8th Feb applicant got DM today... he/she has been IP since 18th Sept ;D
Diaboluce said:yea check this thread
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/decision-made-applicant-from-february-2014-nova-scotia-t248891.0.html
liisa227 said:I think that more than anything it depends on your individual case. The time it takes for the officer to review your files and documents will obviously depend on how complex your situation is, whether you have accompanying/unaccompanying spouse/dependants, how many countries they have to get security and background clearances from, how much time it takes for them to request additional documents from you, and so on.
Also, at the end of the day it may come down to small things and coincidences, like public holidays when the officers aren't working, or them getting sick and their work piling up, or just different working methods between individual officers. One really can't draw any waterproof conclusions about timelines, because there are so many variables. Personally I'm looking more at AORs than IPs, just because to me that seems to be a more solid milestone than IP.
So if you got AOR at the same time as someone else, and they have IP and you don't, then it may be that they get their PPRs earlier than you (provided that their processing goes smoothly), or it may be that you get yours first (if your case turns out to be more straightforward than theirs).
But then again, we've seen here on this forum that CIC tends to roll out PPRs in batches (like applicants of a certain month), so it may be that the early IPs end up getting their PPRs at the exact same time as the later ones.
It's all kind of chaotic and unpredictable. We'd all probably be better off not following each other's timelines too closely, it makes you all jittery and paranoid... but I guess that's part of the experience...?
yeah , it is their months .. our month ll be next for sure ..Mehul-06022014 said:January people are having fun......they are getting PPR directly without DM....i think they skipped this useless DM part....
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/ainp-application-in-cic-for-january-2014-t183214.885.html
I beg to disagree. Month of November PPR is for Feb applicants too. December is too long to wait, man.Konan1982 said:yeah , it is their months .. our month ll be next for sure ..
I agree with u.. We have some people in the forum who r in process for more then 90 days and they deserve a PPR this month.. I think CIC has changed their working pattern because they are not making decision fast now, instead they keep a person in process for long and send a PPR directly.. I hope we all will get it soon after such a long wait.maplelove said:I beg to disagree. Month of November PPR is for Feb applicants too. December is too long to wait, man.
We will get PPR this month too.
Cheers!
Luvpreet said:I contacted my MP and what they found out was,
I spoke with CIC and your PR application is still in processing. Currently it is awaiting its pending security review. It is still within the published processing times for PR application.
Does any one how much time security reviews gonna take?
What is MP??baba123sai1 said:I also contacted MP, they told the same thing to me