But their site says that when they ask for RPRF it means our application is approved. Why they took so much time?
Dear you can call MP Ralph Goodale.
Thank you @LuckyCent. I got the email id from the threads, could you forward me the format if it’s easily available to you. Meanwhile I’ll go through the threads to try to find out the format.
You will be able to reach an agent. Might take a lot of waiting and trying but you can surely get through. From there you can ask the status of your application.It happens a lot, couple of my friends were told eligibility, security are yet to start but within a couple of days, they got ppr. Once an agent even told me that if they want they can finish the entire process in a week. So, it could be done in couple of days, but only if the agent wants to.At the time of PR fee payment, my eligibility is in process and background check (security and criminality) not yet started.
It also puzzles me that last week Friday my eligibility still requires review and my bgc not yet started as per the IRCC agent I talked to. She even said to call again by end September for updates. It is possible that the officer is not constantly putting updates into one's account or he did all those steps in 1 or 2 days.
Weird thing tho, I went to Tim Hortons branch in my country for the first time last Sunday, said a little internal prayer or wish, then miracle received today.
Not necessarily, just provide the detail and you most probably would get PPR soon
Congratulation. Such good news keep raising hope in the forum. Thanks.
You cannot assume any %. On what basis would you make such assumptions? Quick check on myimmitracker suggests that of people who are tracking their applications 52% got PPR to date (Feb AOR - and, of course, not a representative sample). Also, eligibility surely can always change on final review if something is spotted in the application that hasn't been spotted before. It's up to the officer making a final review.
