June 2019 AOR cases

[myrapiku]

Hi everyone,
I think it would be a good idea to track our PR application status.
This could give us a fair idea about the processing times at each step, or additional documents requested in our profiles.
This thread is for June 2019 AORs please.

My CIC application status:
CEC (Inland)
ITA: 17 April 2019
AOR: 08 June 2019

I will keep on updating my status, as I hear back from CEC

MEP: 19 July 2019
RPRF request: 19 July 2019
Background check: In progress 19 July 2019
RPRF paid: 20 July 2019

 

[MiaMiao]

17th June: AOR
17th June: MED

Updates:
23rd July: MED passed
BG: in processing
estimated remaining processing time: 5 months

 

[Teeceem7]

PNP-Inland
June 14 AOR
23rd July: MED passed

 

[MiaMiao]

17th June: AOR
17th June: MED

Updates:
23rd July: MED passed
BG: in processing
estimated remaining processing time: 5 months

Update: IP2

 

[OldBoy31]

Did you get the biometrics request letter? If so, when did you get it?

Like the other guy said, I am an inland application and bio-metrics is not applicable to me. Although it does say " If you apply for permanent residence and are in Canada, You may qualify for an exemption from having to give biometrics" .But I am not sure.

This weeks update:
Same as last week - IP2 (BGC in process)
I think my BGC will take time as none of my old employers were willing to give experience letter as per CIC requirements. So I has to give them a self attested letter and attach the joining + experience (exit) letters.
Lets hope for the best!

 

[zzsnow7878]

Like the other guy said, I am an inland application and bio-metrics is not applicable to me. Although it does say " If you apply for permanent residence and are in Canada, You may qualify for an exemption from having to give biometrics" .But I am not sure.

This weeks update:
Same as last week - IP2 (BGC in process)
I think my BGC will take time as none of my old employers were willing to give experience letter as per CIC requirements. So I has to give them a self attested letter and attach the joining + experience (exit) letters.
Lets hope for the best!

If you are not sure, you can call them to confirm.

 

[Teeceem7]

Update: IP2

How do you see this update IP2? I am an inland applicant. Passed Medical yesterday but didn’t get a biometric request

 

[MiaMiao]

How do you see this update IP2? I am an inland applicant. Passed Medical yesterday but didn’t get a biometric request

from here:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...mep-ip1-ip2-ghost-update-version-2019.612656/

 

[joanexa]

CEC (Inland)
ITA: 12 June 2019
AOR: 19 June 2019

MEP: 24 July

 

[momars09]

Cec Inland - Ontario
Along with 1 dependent spouse.
AOR 16JUNE
MEP : 23 JULY
RCMP REQUEST : 23 JULY
BCG IN PROCESS (IM NOT SURE IF THIS WAS IN PROCESS ON 23 JULY)
Ghost update : 24 July (when checked no updates, read background check in process).

Guys, which stage do u all think my application is. I still have to submit my rcmp.
Also after submitting will PPR request come soon? Can anyone help!!

 

[Forever_Waiting]

MEP: 23 July 2019
RCMP request: 23 July 2019
Ghost Update: 24 July 2019

Hello!

CEC (Inland) - Ontario
ITA: 12 June 2019
AOR: 16 June 2019

Good luck guys!

 

[OldBoy31]

If you are not sure, you can call them to confirm.

naah i'll wait for the update.

 

[zzsnow7878]

MEP: 23 July 2019
RCMP request: 23 July 2019
Ghost Update: 24 July 2019

so happy to see the application is moving forward. all the best

 

[Diane Matthie]

17th June: AOR
17th June: MED

Updates:
23rd July: MED passed
BG: in processing
estimated remaining processing time: 5 months

Hi
Did you submit an upfront medical?, I just called CiC to check on my application because I notice persons that submitted after I did, pass medical and the officer is saying am not allowed to submit medical until it is requested.

 

[Diane Matthie]

PNP-Inland
June 14 AOR
23rd July: MED passed

Hi
I am PNP applicant as well, my AOR is June 12, and I just called CIC to get an update on my file, he says that I am not supposed to do medical until its requested.

Did you do your medical upfront?