There are people on that link who went from AOR to PPR between sept 21 and Jan 22. In fact most of the entries are of that case vs a long delayIt was fine before COVID-19. Most ppl here are complaining about the backlog since 2020.
There are people on that link who went from AOR to PPR between sept 21 and Jan 22. In fact most of the entries are of that case vs a long delayIt was fine before COVID-19. Most ppl here are complaining about the backlog since 2020.
Things improved a bit since Sean is in office. If you are around here in H2 2021 you wouldn't say the same thing..There are people on that link who went from AOR to PPR between sept 21 and Jan 22. In fact most of the entries are of that case vs a long delay
If they process the new apps in 3-4 months between AOR and PPR that would be quite the pleasant surprise...Things improved a bit since Sean is in office. If you are around here in H2 2021 you wouldn't say the same thing..
That's common practice for IRCC.. I remember IRCC recently scrached all visitor visa application before a certain date, saying those applications need to be resubmitted, while they continue to process applications submitted after that date.If they process the new apps in 3-4 months between AOR and PPR that would be quite the pleasant surprise...
I'm going to be applying now so hopefully they meet the standards. The data from that sheet seemed very optimistic (3-4 months AOR to PPR on average, not even 6 months)That's common practice for IRCC.. I remember IRCC recently scrached all visitor visa application before a certain date, saying those applications need to be resubmitted, while they continue to process applications submitted after that date.
Don't expect any logic or reason from them. Their backlog data shows that there are still cases pending decision for non-EE FSW, that is something before 2015..
Best of luck mate! Things are definitely getting better. I have all faith in Mr. Fraser. He is gonna be the man who clean up the mess since pandemic.I'm going to be applying now so hopefully they meet the standards. The data from that sheet seemed very optimistic (3-4 months AOR to PPR on average, not even 6 months)
Check out this thread: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/cec-october-2021-applicants-timeline.746026/Best of luck mate! Things are definitely getting better. I have all faith in Mr. Fraser. He is gonna be the man who clean up the mess since pandemic.
500-600 has 8000 people with score 533 or less after 3rd Aug, 600-1200 will have 600 again.In 2 months, 2250+2500+2750+3000=10500 people are cleared, right now 500+ has slightly under 8000 people, and on Aug 2 there were 640 PNP, assuming that 1000 500+ people gets added between every draw, I think it is highly likely that in 5-6 draws 500+ gets cleared?
do you know how many 500-600 typically enter the pool each draw? People were saying July was an anomaly which I agree with, usually students start working around may - july and lots of people didn't enter the pool until they reopened.500-600 has 8000 people with score 533 or less after 3rd Aug, 600-1200 will have 600 again.
If they pick 2250 then 1500 people will be from the 500-600 pool. Hopefully score can drop to low 520s otherwise it will be frustrating
Not very certain. Maybe 1000 new ones will enter again? I'm in the low 520s but still a bit scared on the outcomes.do you know how many 500-600 typically enter the pool each draw? People were saying July was an anomaly which I agree with, usually students start working around may - july and lots of people didn't enter the pool until they reopened.
Anyone?I have a question guys- I have an lmia exempt work permit and a job offer from the employer for Toronto location which is what is in the EE profile. Let’s say I get an ITA, will I be able to change the location of intended employment after the ITA as my company is thinking to transfer me to Calgary and I don’t want to update it right away unless it’s 100% sure and I get a renewed job offer letter.