No, it's not the nature of job, but a nature of our local office (kyiv). And as practice shows, they like to make such calls.
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I dont think this abnormal.... its really only 77 days pos AOR.. most of us.. like me didnt get their meds passed till way after 60 odd days.. and movement after that was quite a wait for me... i am dayicannotevencount and has been on IP2 since July 13... patience my friend.
I'm in the exact situation. IP2 on July 24. I have begun stalking my Gmail account. Every email I receive has been greeted with a dose of resentment for the past two weeks, all because of the magical email. Nevertheless, faith is "the substance of things hoped for; the evidence of things not seen." It's for this very reason that we persevere; we exercise our faith so that we will continue to have the strength to hope. It will happen guys. It's not "IF it happens", but "WHEN it happens."
welcome to the club Sulay8961. I am April 28 AOR and my file is also at Sydney as of 2 August.
.After about 44 days of medical passed, Review of additional document status changed to "We do not need additional documents.". BGS is still at "NA" though. 100 days since AOR and counting.........
hopefully, I should have sent VO office inquiry email earlier. Hope the VO does not take as many days for eligibility and security check.......
Hey dude,Dude, its only 60 days. Their promised timeline is 6 months. You cant punish them and hold it against them if they gave away a bunch of PPR in around 60 - 70 days. Their promised timeline is 6 months so you really cant blame them if you are running out of patience.
That's a perspective and subjective. Moreover, it is a a relative thought. Those, whose applications are processing slower than us would have thoughts as yours. Those, who have got the PPRs would say us to be calm and to have patience.
I do understand this. My reaction is not from the overall processing time-frame. It is from IP2 to PPR perspective. Yesterday rain didnt shower the blessings in the Indian subcontinent. That is what was my point.
Well anyway those who are in queue, will continue to wait and celebrate the PPR day. I have not come across any profile, who received the PPR after much of wait and declined the PPR???
Remember, the moment applicant's come to know that their application is approved and they have not received the PPR with-in reasonable (this word is subjective and no one has control over it) timeframe. This will lead to higher number of escalations to Minister and IRCC. Something opening another Pandora-box or another front to manage the things by IRCC.
Hopefully this week is gonna bring happiness to the IP2 guys/girls who are longing for the golden mailHey dude,
That's a perspective and subjective. Moreover, it is a a relative thought. Those, whose applications are processing slower than us would have thoughts as yours. Those, who have got the PPRs would say us to be calm and to have patience.
I do understand this. My reaction is not from the overall processing time-frame. It is from IP2 to PPR perspective. Yesterday rain didnt shower the blessings in the Indian subcontinent. That is what was my point.
Well anyway those who are in queue, will continue to wait and celebrate the PPR day. I have not come across any profile, who received the PPR after much of wait and declined the PPR???
Well said mate. You got the point!
Already, PNP applicants have written jointly to minister.
Friends,
Just wanted to check how much time does Sydney, NS office takes for eligibility check, i called them last thursday and they said that criminality is done, medical cleared, eligibility is going on. AOR 15th may, NA2 from 29th June onwards. Please guide
Just wanted to check how much time does Sydney, NS office takes for eligibility check, i called them last thursday and they said that criminality is done, medical cleared, eligibility is going on. AOR 15th may, NA2 from 29th June onwards. Please guide
Hey dude,
That's a perspective and subjective. Moreover, it is a a relative thought. Those, whose applications are processing slower than us would have thoughts as yours. Those, who have got the PPRs would say us to be calm and to have patience.
I do understand this. My reaction is not from the overall processing time-frame. It is from IP2 to PPR perspective. Yesterday rain didnt shower the blessings in the Indian subcontinent. That is what was my point.
Well anyway those who are in queue, will continue to wait and celebrate the PPR day. I have not come across any profile, who received the PPR after much of wait and declined the PPR???
I agree that it is unfair if two similar applications have two different timelines for no fault for theirs. I can understand security delays but I have seen that due dates for people allocated to Ottawa VO have a 1 week gap between due dates while folks in London have 1 to 2 month due date gaps. Timeline comes down to the VO office allocated. And its pretty much looks like the roll of a dice. The fortunate ones in Ottawa gets a PPR in 50 days since their card fell in Ottawa while the unlucky ones got London like me have to wait out the 6 months.
The difference in processing timelines between VO offices isn't fair for sure. Lets face it, it takes a maximum of a week to check eligibility, criminality, R10 etc for everyone. The difference is that London doesn't TOUCH the file for months (resources crunch maybe) while Ottawa checks the files with 1 week gaps.
It shouldn't be a game of chance which unfortunately it seems to be.