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.