***>>> January 2020 AOR <<<***
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That's not what they asked!
They asked if they have a chance of getting ITA anytime soon, if the profile goes live in March with 468 CRS, after they get the ECA.
Processing time trends and patterns report:
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Statuses by months:
The processing time is roughly 7-8 months as of now on average. Although recently the processes have picked up quite a bit.
Statuses by month for CEC
*Quite fast processing time as per the numbers.
Statuses by month for FSW-I:
*Progressing quite well too.
Statuses by months for FSW-O:
*This is by far the largest category, and as of now the fastest.
Statuses by months for OBP-I:
*PNP is the slowest category.
Statuses by months for PNP-O:
*The current trend is PNP-O picking up the pace and PPR tend to come faster than previously in 2019.
Source: https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/consolidated-e-apr-tracker-express-entry-permanent-residency-application/analytics/statuses-by-months-of-submission
Average MEAN processing time:
*Good decline from August/Sep/Oct times.
Average MEDIAN processing time:
*Just to cross-check the numbers and compare.
Average MODE processing time:
*Finally, average mode processing time. All positive.
Applicants by Stream:
Quite a large share of PNPs here too.
Average by nationality:
*Usual list of countries with very long processing time.Interestingly, recently, Israel started to be very slow.
Average processing time by Province:
*There is a definitely trend for pnp-s to pick up the pace, we can see reduction in average processing time across all provinces, but Manitoba, MB is still slow.
Average by VO:
*HK seem to be the slowest. Rome, Montreal. Rest are somewhat similar.
Average processing time across all streams:
*We can see there is an obvious trend in processing time being faster. With 165 days on average.
PPRs by VISA OFFICE:
*90% of PPRs are issued by Ottawa and Sydney, meaning prcessing had been consolidated in CA pretty much.
Thanks very much everyone! and enjoy your week!
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Hello everyone!!
I wanted to get some advice,
I recieved ontario pnp in december,2019 with my initial score 450 + 600 (pnp) with spouse non-accompanying.
I recieved ita on 8th january, 2020 (crs cut off 473) with score 1050. Can i add my spouse as accompanying now ?
Or
My current score without pnp with 2 year work exp is 450, but it will upgrade to 475 in april as i will have 3 years of work exp. so, shall i wait till april and then go ahead with spouse accompanying.
Please suggest the best course of action.
Thanks in advance!
I wanted to get some advice,
I recieved ontario pnp in december,2019 with my initial score 450 + 600 (pnp) with spouse non-accompanying.
I recieved ita on 8th january, 2020 (crs cut off 473) with score 1050. Can i add my spouse as accompanying now ?
Or
My current score without pnp with 2 year work exp is 450, but it will upgrade to 475 in april as i will have 3 years of work exp. so, shall i wait till april and then go ahead with spouse accompanying.
Please suggest the best course of action.
Thanks in advance!
Get your pr first and after that apply for your spouse its better to b on safe side