@cansha , Is there a particular reason for this? I mean to wait till Jan/Feb to get PPRs. Do other offices operate slowly or what?
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Not necessarily. I did not receive any updates on my email when our medical was passed. CIC updates on the portal and email is all over the place.
Yes that's what I heard. PPR is sent by your local embassy, so you don't receive any updated on the CIC profile.
As per trends 4th month from AOR is most productive for PPRs and most PPRs are issued from Ottawa in this month. You can look at June thread to see. The 4th month for July will be Nov and hence your best chance for PPR if you're in Ottawa.
I haven't contacted CIC via phone, Ralph or requested notes. But, what I heard from other people applying from Pakistan is that my VO is definitely London. Cant be sure though..
I don't know "particular" reason. It is based on my experience and whatever data I have seen.
Here is a back of napkin kind of calculation. As per the CIC data in 2017 56% of applications were either from Canada or USA (Residence country). Let's say 80% of all these application end up in Ottawa ... that is ~44% applications. And this number is very close to the %age of PPR we see in <=4 months. And, if you see most people who get PPR <4 months are from Ottawa.
So, at a very basic level Ottawa does bulk of the work in 4 months. Not saying PPRs don't come in from other visa offices but a large percentage is from Ottawa, which simply means to meet the 80% target other VO issue PPR in month 5/6.
And also you need to understand their clock starts from R10 check which was approximately 2 weeks from AOR date till June/July.
I have been seeing in Sep thread that now MEP is taking 4 weeks. MEP is almost a good approximation for R10 as per many GCMS notes that I have seen. So basically IRCC is already building in buffer for their 80% target.
So 3 months after AOR is when they move to IP2. That is not bad and quite fast.
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