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[legalfalcon]

guys I just noticed that the mailing address on the PPR email is my old address. The email says to notify if there's a change in address. Should I raise a webform and wait for a response or go ahead with passport submission? I'm really nervous about this
@legalfalcon

You can submit the passport and send a web form about the address. No need to wait.

 

[Lc4life]

Thanks man! Timeline is below:
AOR: 16 April 2020
BIL: August 2020
remidical passed: 30 June 2021
PPR: 3 Feb 2022

Wait that was you wasn't it? Several months ago I said after remeds it's gonna be 3 - 6 months wait. Apparently you waited more than 6 months but I'm glad for your PPR.

 

[RSub]

Application Tracker for family class applications that Sean mentioned in his speech.

https://prt-srp.apps.cic.gc.ca/en/r...PBMhvw2rBtO0EYGXkd6fh8Rl1MNpq4ZDgWV9A7y6qQ9wA

 

[dankboi]

the misinformation regarding oinp never affects any applicant or the ircc in any way, but holthe was scared. haha he is now aware of the consequences of the words he spit out through the youtube channel.

still wonder why @ singhno created a separate thread and replying "Yes, Mark Holthe told me that in the counsel that consultations hava happened between him and the OINP. THey are deciding on the range, draws can go on pause for some time. "

 

[Shubham6120]

Hi. I have been the silent reader of this thread.
I just don't understand why is IRCC not processing FSW O applications with the pace they are processing currently PNP and previously CEC?
What the hell is wrong with them?

 

[RSub]

Hi. I have been the silent reader of this thread.
I just don't understand why is IRCC not processing FSW O applications with the pace they are processing currently PNP and previously CEC?
What the hell is wrong with them?

Some questions have no answer.

 

[RSub]

If Indian companies are moving to a city, then it means more will follow. HCL is one of the largest Software giant in India. They are entering Alberta.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1486967142004281346

 

[dankboi]

Hi. I have been the silent reader of this thread.
I just don't understand why is IRCC not processing FSW O applications with the pace they are processing currently PNP and previously CEC?
What the hell is wrong with them?

so being silent is not helping either.
The applications are getting updates of some sort, apps that were finalized 6+ months ago are being requested the updated Proof of funds. Some applications gets extension of medical test.
what was the last update on you app?

Some says PNP is master race, so the quick processing and it seems the federal government doesn't feel to dump their high skilled immigration by pulling in low scores like we saw in 2021 since travel restrictions doesn't exist. if i am right i think Fraser mentioned it during the press conference a few days ago.

 

[BenMark]

Hello guys, does it smell of desperation if I called IRCC 2 weeks ago, and I'm calling them again next week. I forgot to ask the visa agent I had on phone which VO is taking care of my application.

 

[dankboi]

Hello guys, does it smell of desperation if I called IRCC 2 weeks ago, and I'm calling them again next week. I forgot to ask the visa agent I had on phone which VO is taking care of my application.

you paid 1325 CAD upfront, get the information you need. you are the applicant

doesn't matter if this legend claims
canada owes applicants muffins

 

[Shubham6120]

so being silent is not helping either.
The applications are getting updates of some sort, apps that were finalized 6+ months ago are being requested the updated Proof of funds. Some applications gets extension of medical test.
what was the last update on you app?

Some says PNP is master race, so the quick processing and it seems the federal government doesn't feel to dump their high skilled immigration by pulling in low scores like we saw in 2021 since travel restrictions doesn't exist. if i am right i think Fraser mentioned it during the press conference a few days ago.

I am feb 2021 AOR FSW O. Last update was imm5669 back in feb 2021. No update since then.
So practically no update since a year.

 

[dankboi]

I am feb 2021 AOR FSW O. Last update was imm5669 back in feb 2021. No update since then.
So practically no update since a year.

boss, raise a webform demanding a quick decision or order a gcms now.

 

[purohitab]

i guess he may have believed that email screenshot which led him to post here, but him quoting holshithe replied to him regarding it is concerning

Na man he was fully aware of what he was doing cuz of that. What annoyed me is how he stoked my hope and only two pages later flattened it as it turned out a pathetic lie. Really sucks for those who are desperately looking for that ray of sunshine. Bloody a**holes

 

[vikramnaik14]

so being silent is not helping either.
The applications are getting updates of some sort, apps that were finalized 6+ months ago are being requested the updated Proof of funds. Some applications gets extension of medical test.
what was the last update on you app?

Some says PNP is master race, so the quick processing and it seems the federal government doesn't feel to dump their high skilled immigration by pulling in low scores like we saw in 2021 since travel restrictions doesn't exist. if i am right i think Fraser mentioned it during the press conference a few days ago.

I think it might have to do more with optics. IRCC has been getting a lot of bad rep for the delays and now they probably want to show they are able to stick to deadlines. So in their vested interest of appearing 'efficient' they are probably trying to stick to the 6 month deadline wherever they can - which would mean largely PNP applications since those are the only draws consistently happening and also they are way lower in number to attend to. Just my thoughts on the issue. It just boils down to luck - being at the right place and the right time? At the same time I think the 2020/early 2021 applications are finally seeing the light at the end of a very long tunnel.

 

[dankboi]

I think it might have to do more with optics. IRCC has been getting a lot of bad rep for the delays and now they probably want to show they are able to stick to deadlines. So in their vested interest of appearing 'efficient' they are probably trying to stick to the 6 month deadline wherever they can - which would mean largely PNP applications since those are the only draws consistently happening and also they are way lower in number to attend to. Just my thoughts on the issue. It just boils down to luck - being at the right place and the right time? At the same time I think the 2020/early 2021 applications are finally seeing the light at the end of a very long tunnel.

yes true true