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oinkario

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It will finally burst their bubble that foreigners aren't the ones to be blamed for their crises.

After this, it will be people on work permit and PR holders that will be banned.
If I were to make the rules: RO (indicated by utility bills, or randomly picked inspection if one must) in the property you own, and an (increasingly steep) “tax” for each month in the year where RO isn’t met. Citizens are exempt up to X properties.

So those looking to own just one place and live there won’t be affected regardless of status. Those owning houses but never living there will have a strong motivation to sell. People going on 2-month vacation pay a small tax. People taking long leaves pay a bigger tax. (Again, citizens are exempt, which helps getting support on votes.)
 
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Thank you, I guess? haha
Would you mind explaining why you think that if I submitted my inland PNP in March 09, 2022, I shouldn't expect to hear back before next year?

Thanks!
Oh you'll probably hear from them this year. You will also probably (?) get your ITA this year. But there is a zero percent chance you get your PPR this year. Under the absolute best case scenario I'd expect Summer 2023 PPR for you. But plan for Fall to maintain your sanity.

Edit: Just read that you are inland. Not sure that makes much of a difference, but who knows. I'd stay away from being "hopeful" or whatever. Think of your own worst case scenario, and assume that this is the most likely outcome. What you're seeing on immitracker is misleading. First, it's not necessarily a representative sample of everyone who has applied for PR. Second, you may have seen "many" people getting PPR within 4-8 months. Have you also counted how many people waited for longer than 8 months and calculated the ratio? Have you calculated a moving average of inland PNPs from 2021 (for example) who received a PPR in that time frame? Something tells me you haven't. Best thing is to delete you immitracker account, stop visiting it altogether, and get on with your life. You'll get your PPR when you get it.

Nobody on this forum knows anything, and all we can do is guess based on IRCC's behavior in the last two years. And in no way does their behavior mean good news for you or anyone else going under what they call skilled immigration. Their focus right now is on refugees. Their focus last year was also on refugees, just from somewhere else. Their focus next year will also be on refugees. My guess? Taiwan. Express entry is an always will be their last priority.

Here's the pecking order: Refugees > Grandpas > Tourists > Students > CEC > TR2PR > PNP > Shit > The dirt the shit sits on > FSW. At least you can take solace in the fact that you'll get your PPR before FSW people.
 
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levinperson

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What is the status of your eligiblity.If you passed that send them webform ,Even though they dont respond they look at it because otherwise they wouldnt have updated my medicals,schedule A correction.
So it is not like they dont read they simply dont want to respond
I got ADR only because I did upfront otherwise I would have been more fucked up ,I am not telling that I am in a best position but defenitely better than my file collecting dust.
IRCC didnt say anythig about upfront it was some youtube gurus who said that
May I know your COR?
 

dankboi

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Apr 19, 2021
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Oh you'll probably hear from them this year. You will also probably (?) get your ITA this year. But there is a zero percent chance you get your PPR this year. Under the absolute best case scenario I'd expect Summer 2023 PPR for you. But plan for Fall to maintain your sanity.

Edit: Just read that you are inland. Not sure that makes much of a difference, but who knows. I'd stay away from being "hopeful" or whatever. Think of your own worst case scenario, and assume that this is the most likely outcome. What you're seeing on immitracker is misleading. First, it's not necessarily a representative sample of everyone who has applied for PR. Second, you may have seen "many" people getting PPR within 4-8 months. Have you also counted how many people waited for longer than 8 months and calculated the ratio? Have you calculated a moving average of inland PNPs from 2021 (for example) who received a PPR in that time frame? Something tells me you haven't. Best thing is to delete you immitracker account, stop visiting it altogether, and get on with your life. You'll get your PPR when you get it.

Nobody on this forum knows anything, and all we can do is guess based on IRCC's behavior in the last two years. And in no way does their behavior mean good news for you or anyone else going under what they call skilled immigration. Their focus right now is on refugees. Their focus last year was also on refugees, just from somewhere else. Their focus next year will also be on refugees. My guess? Taiwan. Express entry is an always will be their last priority.

Here's the pecking order: Refugees > Grandpas > Tourists > Students > CEC > TR2PR > PNP > Shit > The dirt the shit sits on > FSW. At least you can take solace in the fact that you'll get your PPR before FSW people.
 
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If I were to make the rules: RO (indicated by utility bills, or randomly picked inspection if one must) in the property you own, and an (increasingly steep) “tax” for each month in the year where RO isn’t met. Citizens are exempt up to X properties.

So those looking to own just one place and live there won’t be affected regardless of status. Those owning houses but never living there will have a strong motivation to sell. People going on 2-month vacation pay a small tax. People taking long leaves pay a bigger tax. (Again, citizens are exempt, which helps getting support on votes.)
If they wanted to solve this, there were many things they could have done about this. Not to mention land and resources aren't the problem for this country.

The problem is we are entering a new age of feudalism. The ones that make the rules are part of the ones own the houses and see houses as a tool of investment and not a place for a human being to live.

My country has already gone through this transformation. The only way you can own a new house is by selling your existing one. It's impossible to own one on a salary even if your earn well.

The only sad thing about Canada going through this you will giving up 40 to 50 percent of your income in tax in various forms and the government is actually expected to help you live a decent life.

That is why reddit is full of Canadians ready to move down south where opportunities are more equal for even. So much for being socialists.
 

PRANIT01

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Nothing for me either. Looks like Ottawa has again went to sleep.
As I said till next batch we are stuck. Hope we will pass in the next batch so that we are done with this once and for all.
I even notified my previous employers about any email or phone call from ircc so that there is no further delay.
I even went there I actually checked the email there was nothing so at this point I don't think they will check it.It is just a shit show.
I don't understand this whole security crap ,if we had that much of wealth to do terrorism then why should we go through all this pain they should have some basic logic.
Either we are in a endless line or in the next batch we will make it
 
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Rkb94

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As I said till next batch we are stuck. Hope we will pass in the next batch so that we are done with this once and for all.
I even notified my previous employers about any email or phone call from ircc so that there is no further delay.
I even went there I actually checked the email there was nothing so at this point I don't think they will check it.It is just a shit show.
I don't understand this whole security crap ,if we had that much of wealth to do terrorism then why should we go through all this pain they should have some basic logic.
Either we are in a endless line or in the next batch we will make it
I agree. Moreover, I don't understand how long does it take to get security clearance! For some people IP2 status changed just few hours before PPR.
I really hope we are in the next batch.
 
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