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Below are my updated timelines: FSW - Outland - INDIA
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Express Entry Profile Submission - 04 Jan 2019
OINP Received - 14 Jan 2019 (withdrawn after receiving EE ITA)
PCC - 18 Jan 2019
ITA - 30 Jan 2019
Medicals - 26 Feb 2019
PR application Submission - 27 Feb 2019
MEP - 12 Apr 2019
BIL (both primary and spouse) - 12 Apr 2019 (44 days)
BIL appointment - 16 Apr 2019
BIL completed - 16 Apr 2019
Review of eligibility -- We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements.
Background check -- We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information
Final decision -- Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made.
Let's see what's next in store?
Congratulations! Really quick turnaround; I've had two ghost updates since MEP, so hopefully I'm not too far behind you!
Hi,
I have filed my application by myself. Therefore, I need a slight understanding on a recently received mail. I received a mail from CPC-Ottawa asking me to submit my Passport and Photo, the mail further says in the end "As you are now in a possession of a Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR)", so it means this is a CoPR. I believe CoPR means I will get a 1 time entry visa on my passport.
So I wanted to know 1. What is CoPR and PPR. I see a lot of people mentioning received PPR mail is this the same thing or something else. 2. How much time will it take to get a Visa on my Passport after CoPR FSW-India-Outland.
I would really appreciate your reply!
Thank You
I have filed my application by myself. Therefore, I need a slight understanding on a recently received mail. I received a mail from CPC-Ottawa asking me to submit my Passport and Photo, the mail further says in the end "As you are now in a possession of a Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR)", so it means this is a CoPR. I believe CoPR means I will get a 1 time entry visa on my passport.
So I wanted to know 1. What is CoPR and PPR. I see a lot of people mentioning received PPR mail is this the same thing or something else. 2. How much time will it take to get a Visa on my Passport after CoPR FSW-India-Outland.
I would really appreciate your reply!
Thank You
Congratulations! PPR is Passport Request, regarded as the "golden email" where CIC are finishing your application, and you're effectively approved. COPR is Confirmation of Permanent Residency, which as it suggests, is confirmation of your visa. Submit the details you require, and you're nearly done!
I'm not too sure on your India-specific question, but I'm sure someone will answer.
By the way, what was your AOR (the receipt in your account saying your application has been received), and the date you received the PPR message?
Wow this is a very quick reply. Yes Tom your information is very helpful. For the time duration I guess any Indian applicant might revert back. Thank You and have a good day
We have the same AOR and same MEP. I am yet to receive BIL. Our background check also says the same thing. Thanks for the update. I will also update anything in here.
I called IRCC yesterday to ask why I haven't yet received BIL and also eligibility progress. The lady told me that everything is in order and they will request BIL when they need, no need to worry. Furthermore, she said the only thing passed in eligibility is medical and everything else is in progress and is managed by CIO Sydney at the moment.
THIS IS ALWAYS THE BIG QUESTION?
Why some applications processed faster than others, i am sure there is something made these applications getting priorities or being expedited. In my opinion, these applications either having a very straight forward contents/documents plus very organised OR having very small travel history?!!
Anybody else has an opinion why? all the best for all...
Because your profiles are not identical. It's as simple as that. Every profile is unique, and has a unique processing time.
Thats what i am saying, however, getting PPR in less than 2 months, put a big question on HOW? if R10 (Medical + completeness) is taking around 40-45 days, then followed by A11.2 (BGC and eligibility) which needs time, then security check which will need another extra time!? YOU GOT ME!? What i am thinking is that maybe PR processing might be more easier than what it thought to be!
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DAMN!! In less than 3 months, that's insanely fast. Congrats