June 2018 AOR - join here
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Hi Guys, I hope we all get our PPR soon. We called agent yesterday October 25, 2018, told us that:
Eligibility still recommended pass
Criminality: Passed
Security: Not Started. But I decided to login into cic account today after seeing people receiving ghost update guess what I found "Ghost Update" . My AOR is June 10, Med Passed: June 22 but no news, no update, no action from cic until today that I found ghost update. So I'm wondering if this is just an update that the security check has started or our application has been completed and approved. I already odered for second GCMS on October 16, 2018, hopefully i wouldn't have to read it when it comes. Best of luck to everybody!!!
Eligibility still recommended pass
Criminality: Passed
Security: Not Started. But I decided to login into cic account today after seeing people receiving ghost update guess what I found "Ghost Update" . My AOR is June 10, Med Passed: June 22 but no news, no update, no action from cic until today that I found ghost update. So I'm wondering if this is just an update that the security check has started or our application has been completed and approved. I already odered for second GCMS on October 16, 2018, hopefully i wouldn't have to read it when it comes. Best of luck to everybody!!!
%age statuses by month as per Immitracker. Based on my past experience on reaction to this post will start with following disclaimer points 
My observations
I know many people think ... oh it is probably because people are not entering the data on immitracker ... BUT if that were the case we would see a random trend in data. But the trend is anything but random. Look at progress in July and Aug ... July is almost at same level as June at end of 3rd month. And August at the same level as July at the end of 2nd month. The trend is real, in my opinion.
- Yes the immitracker data may not be accurate. As we all know not everyone updates the data there. But I think it is okay. In practical world decisions are taken everyday based on a sample of a data set.
- If you feel - “Oh I could list N reasons the data is not the right sample" … well yeah I know that BUT unless someone can give us better data, this is all we have. So let’s make peace with it.
- Immitracker ignores inactive cases. And yes it does impact %ages. However, I think immitracker is correct in ignoring inactive cases.
- I stand corrected on above. On 9th October there were a lot of cases which went inactive and hence were messing up the %age trends. I was not tracking active cases on regular basis as the numbers didn't change much. But to keep consistency I have now used active case number as on 21st Sep (as that is the only week I had captured number of active cases)
- Having said all of above, I think this data can still be used to see trends which are useful. The %ages may not be accurate but overall movement is definitely indicative of progress
- And lastly, if you disagree just ignore!
My observations
- This has to be one of the most disappointing weeks! There was hardly any progress on June.
- June is 10% behind at the same time compared to May. By end of Sep May had 45% PPR and June has only 35%. This is really disappointing!
- May has missed the mark compared to April. The data may have its limitation but I personally think it is very difficult that the 80% target has been hit for April and for that matter May will hit it
I know many people think ... oh it is probably because people are not entering the data on immitracker ... BUT if that were the case we would see a random trend in data. But the trend is anything but random. Look at progress in July and Aug ... July is almost at same level as June at end of 3rd month. And August at the same level as July at the end of 2nd month. The trend is real, in my opinion.
Good job, it's a waiting game now.%age statuses by month as per Immitracker. Based on my past experience on reaction to this post will start with following disclaimer points
- Yes the immitracker data may not be accurate. As we all know not everyone updates the data there. But I think it is okay. In practical world decisions are taken everyday based on a sample of a data set.
- If you feel - “Oh I could list N reasons the data is not the right sample" … well yeah I know that BUT unless someone can give us better data, this is all we have. So let’s make peace with it.
- Immitracker ignores inactive cases. And yes it does impact %ages. However, I think immitracker is correct in ignoring inactive cases.
- I stand corrected on above. On 9th October there were a lot of cases which went inactive and hence were messing up the %age trends. I was not tracking active cases on regular basis as the numbers didn't change much. But to keep consistency I have now used active case number as on 21st Sep (as that is the only week I had captured number of active cases)
- Having said all of above, I think this data can still be used to see trends which are useful. The %ages may not be accurate but overall movement is definitely indicative of progress
- And lastly, if you disagree just ignore!
My observations
- This has to be one of the most disappointing weeks! There was hardly any progress on June.
- June is 10% behind at the same time compared to May. By end of Sep May had 45% PPR and June has only 35%. This is really disappointing!
- May has missed the mark compared to April. The data may have its limitation but I personally think it is very difficult that the 80% target has been hit for April and for that matter May will hit it
I know many people think ... oh it is probably because people are not entering the data on immitracker ... BUT if that were the case we would see a random trend in data. But the trend is anything but random. Look at progress in July and Aug ... July is almost at same level as June at end of 3rd month. And August at the same level as July at the end of 2nd month. The trend is real, in my opinion.
It is ... and it is quite possible that we see a flurry of PPRs in next week as many have received ghost updates or have moved to IP2. But June is way below where it should have been at the end of month 4.
Hoping so as I got into IP2 on 24 Oct and also paid rprf on 25th.
As per my GCMS generated on 17 sep my eligibility is met, so fingers crossed
Thanks @cansha I hope and keep fingers crossed that we reach 80% before holiday season.%age statuses by month as per Immitracker. Based on my past experience on reaction to this post will start with following disclaimer points
- Yes the immitracker data may not be accurate. As we all know not everyone updates the data there. But I think it is okay. In practical world decisions are taken everyday based on a sample of a data set.
- If you feel - “Oh I could list N reasons the data is not the right sample" … well yeah I know that BUT unless someone can give us better data, this is all we have. So let’s make peace with it.
- Immitracker ignores inactive cases. And yes it does impact %ages. However, I think immitracker is correct in ignoring inactive cases.
- I stand corrected on above. On 9th October there were a lot of cases which went inactive and hence were messing up the %age trends. I was not tracking active cases on regular basis as the numbers didn't change much. But to keep consistency I have now used active case number as on 21st Sep (as that is the only week I had captured number of active cases)
- Having said all of above, I think this data can still be used to see trends which are useful. The %ages may not be accurate but overall movement is definitely indicative of progress
- And lastly, if you disagree just ignore!
My observations
- This has to be one of the most disappointing weeks! There was hardly any progress on June.
- June is 10% behind at the same time compared to May. By end of Sep May had 45% PPR and June has only 35%. This is really disappointing!
- May has missed the mark compared to April. The data may have its limitation but I personally think it is very difficult that the 80% target has been hit for April and for that matter May will hit it
I know many people think ... oh it is probably because people are not entering the data on immitracker ... BUT if that were the case we would see a random trend in data. But the trend is anything but random. Look at progress in July and Aug ... July is almost at same level as June at end of 3rd month. And August at the same level as July at the end of 2nd month. The trend is real, in my opinion.
Yes, she needs to fill out a form and submit a CSE to put you as a representative or designated person. There is no fee for that.
Anyone with AOR in first week of June is still stuck at IP1 because of eligibility review required?
According to my notes, POF is review required and the file hasn't been touched since mid June.
I asked my representative, and he said everything is find due to the high volume of applications. However, I am very worried that many applicants from June are receiving PPR or moving to IP2, but nothing happens for me.
According to my notes, POF is review required and the file hasn't been touched since mid June.
I asked my representative, and he said everything is find due to the high volume of applications. However, I am very worried that many applicants from June are receiving PPR or moving to IP2, but nothing happens for me.
Hi I am sailing in the same boat !! I have review required for sibling documents as per my GCMS notes and my file also haven't been touched after July.The fact is I don't think we can do anything if we have already provided the required documents apart from waiting. I have not been asked for any ADR as well. My AOR is 8 June.