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Finally got passport request for my PR application . My PR processing timeline is as follows,

ITA - December 6th, 2017
Application submitted - January 4th, 2018
E-AOR - January 5th, 2018
Medicals passed - January 17th, 2018
IP1 - January 17th, 2018
NA2 - January 17th, 2018
IP2 - January 18th, 2018
NA3 - January 18th, 2018
PPR - February 12th, 2018

Good Luck guys.
Hoping to see more PPR updates soon .
 
Finally got passport request for my PR application . My PR processing timeline is as follows,

ITA - December 6th, 2017
Application submitted - January 4th, 2018
E-AOR - January 5th, 2018
Medicals passed - January 17th, 2018
IP1 - January 17th, 2018
NA2 - January 17th, 2018
IP2 - January 18th, 2018
NA3 - January 18th, 2018
PPR - February 12th, 2018

Good Luck guys.
Hoping to see more PPR updates soon .

Congratulations!! ;) Wow your profile went through the checks pretty fast, great. Could you please share the complexity of your profile, as in marital status, number of organizations that you've worked with, number of countries resided in/traveled etc etc.
My profile is somewhat straight forward too and I am expecting the process to take anything less than two months.
 
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Finally got passport request for my PR application . My PR processing timeline is as follows,

ITA - December 6th, 2017
Application submitted - January 4th, 2018
E-AOR - January 5th, 2018
Medicals passed - January 17th, 2018
IP1 - January 17th, 2018
NA2 - January 17th, 2018
IP2 - January 18th, 2018
NA3 - January 18th, 2018
PPR - February 12th, 2018

Good Luck guys.
Hoping to see more PPR updates soon .

Congratulations!
 
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Finally got passport request for my PR application . My PR processing timeline is as follows,

ITA - December 6th, 2017
Application submitted - January 4th, 2018
E-AOR - January 5th, 2018
Medicals passed - January 17th, 2018
IP1 - January 17th, 2018
NA2 - January 17th, 2018
IP2 - January 18th, 2018
NA3 - January 18th, 2018
PPR - February 12th, 2018

Good Luck guys.
Hoping to see more PPR updates soon .


Congratulations.
 
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Congratulations!! ;) Wow your profile went through the checks pretty fast, great. Could you please share the complexity of your profile, as in marital status, number of organizations that you've worked with, number of countries resided in/traveled etc etc.
My profile is somewhat straight forward too and I am expecting the process to take anything less than two months.

Sure @dhawal7, following are the details of my profile

1) Martial status - married( I applied together with my wife. We don't have kids)

2) I've worked with 5 different companies in 4 countries, though I claimed points for only 4 of them(2 in India,1 in Malaysia,1 in Canada). I had submitted recent PCC for India(country of current permanent residence) but for Malaysia ,my PCC was done in July. I had little trouble getting proper experience letters from my Indian employers, hence I attached self affidavits with supporting documents notarized by a public notary in Vancouver.

3) I was treated for skin tb during the past year in Canada(I had informed panel physician about it during my PR medicals and also provided him with my personal health number for referring my medical records). I have been put on medical surveillance for inactive tb though I was treated in Canada and my case was not severe.

I didn't go through an immigration consultant and did my PR application myself. I was extra cautious with all submitted documents and referred different forums for acceptable substitutes in lieu of missing documents.

I was recommended by a friend to attach only the documents that we are asked for and claim points on, for faster processing.

Hope, this information is of help.

Feel free to ask for more information, if needed.

Good luck.
 
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Sure @dhawal7, following are the details of my profile

1) Martial status - married( I applied together with my wife. We don't have kids)

2) I've worked with 5 different companies in 4 countries, though I claimed points for only 4 of them(2 in India,1 in Malaysia,1 in Canada). I had submitted recent PCC for India(country of current permanent residence) but for Malaysia ,my PCC was done in July. I had little trouble getting proper experience letters from my Indian employers, hence I attached self affidavits with supporting documents notarized by a public notary in Vancouver.

3) I was treated for a skin tb during the past year in Canada(I had informed panel physician about it during my PR medicals and also provided him with my personal health number for referring my medical records). I have been put on medical surveillance for inactive tb though I was treated in Canada and my case was not severe.

I didn't go through an immigration consultant and did my PR application myself. I was extra cautious with all submitted documents and referred different forums for acceptable substitutes in lieu of missing documents.

I was recommended by a friend to attach only the documents that we are asked for and claim points on, for faster processing.

Hope, this information is of help.

Feel free to ask for more information.

Good luck.
well done!! congrats
 
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Hi All,
Review of application: We are processing your application. We will send you a message when there is an update or we need more information
Review of eligibility: We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility criteria
Review of medical: passed
Review of additional doc: the additional docs that you provided are being reviewed
Bkgd check: Not applicable
Please decode...noone else seems to have the review of eligibility. Is there something to worry?
 
Sure @dhawal7, following are the details of my profile

1) Martial status - married( I applied together with my wife. We don't have kids)

2) I've worked with 5 different companies in 4 countries, though I claimed points for only 4 of them(2 in India,1 in Malaysia,1 in Canada). I had submitted recent PCC for India(country of current permanent residence) but for Malaysia ,my PCC was done in July. I had little trouble getting proper experience letters from my Indian employers, hence I attached self affidavits with supporting documents notarized by a public notary in Vancouver.

3) I was treated for skin tb during the past year in Canada(I had informed panel physician about it during my PR medicals and also provided him with my personal health number for referring my medical records). I have been put on medical surveillance for inactive tb though I was treated in Canada and my case was not severe.

I didn't go through an immigration consultant and did my PR application myself. I was extra cautious with all submitted documents and referred different forums for acceptable substitutes in lieu of missing documents.

I was recommended by a friend to attach only the documents that we are asked for and claim points on, for faster processing.

Hope, this information is of help.

Feel free to ask for more information, if needed.

Good luck.

Hahahahaha!! Finally, a success story that negates all the stupid myths that are prevalent on this site ;D Things to learn from DeBaPh's experience:
1) Work experience letters are not crucial, just recommended. Other ways of proving suffice.
2) Single applicants do not get faster process times.
3) Working in a single company all your life does not result in faster processing times.
4) Not travelling anywhere in life is not necessarily the best and fastest option.
5) Near perfect health is not a must! This person had tuberculosis (though the skin variant), which is one of the things tested on the medical.
6) Doing the PR application carefully is enough for it to go smooth.
7) Adding extra documents does not make the process better or safer!

Damn... I wish I could have known about this quick PR application of DeBaPh back when I started... I would be quoting it in every damn silly thread on this forum, where people are spreading their twisted beliefs as truth.
 
Hi All,
Review of application: We are processing your application. We will send you a message when there is an update or we need more information
Review of eligibility: We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility criteria
Review of medical: passed
Review of additional doc: the additional docs that you provided are being reviewed
Bkgd check: Not applicable
Please decode...noone else seems to have the review of eligibility. Is there something to worry?

Nothing to worry about. I had it too.

It's a regular message when our documents are in the process of being reviewed for verifying eligibility under the category applied.

All the best and good luck with your PR application
 
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I think my application has been updated to IP2...ADR moved from we are reviewing your document provided to :
Review of additional documents We do not need additional documents.

And the background check moved from Not Applicable to :
Background check We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information

Am I correct, is that IP2?