This means your file is not opened yet and is in the queue to be considered by the Officer.Thank you. Yes it helps. I am above 180 days and the last communication is that my file is awaiting final review. I wonder what that means? Still in NA2.
This means your file is not opened yet and is in the queue to be considered by the Officer.Thank you. Yes it helps. I am above 180 days and the last communication is that my file is awaiting final review. I wonder what that means? Still in NA2.
Wow. With a June 1 AOR. So much for a 6 month processing time.This means your file is not opened yet and is in the queue to be considered by the Officer.
Sorry to be a bother @BillHyatt, just one more question. Is this “queue” normally a long one? How long do you estimate it may take for it to finally get to the Officer? I see a trend of LVO giving both IP2 and PPR same day lately so does that suggest once it gets to the Officer, there’s a possibility of PPR soon after that? Just wondering how long it takes when you’re on the queue.This means your file is not opened yet and is in the queue to be considered by the Officer.
Sorry, I have no idea on SS matter. Maybe @legalfalcon can helpProbability of selecting for SS is also under ip2?
@BillHyatt moved to IP2 Nov 15. NOV 28 was asked to submit bio page of passport -no height or eye colour.This means your file is not opened yet and is in the queue to be considered by the Officer.
Your PPR is very near@BillHyatt moved to IP2 Nov 15. NOV 28 was asked to submit bio page of passport -no height or eye colour.
They responded to my email today confirming that they received my bio page copy and my file was with an officer for final review.
Any thoughts? May 16 aor
Pnp? Or Fsw?People of August and September (2 guys) moved to IP2 London VO.............................
There is no specific time as it depends on the visa officer your file is allocated to. Some applicants get through this process within days and some are stuck for weeks.Sorry to be a bother @BillHyatt, just one more question. Is this “queue” normally a long one? How long do you estimate it may take for it to finally get to the Officer? I see a trend of LVO giving both IP2 and PPR same day lately so does that suggest once it gets to the Officer, there’s a possibility of PPR soon after that? Just wondering how long it takes when you’re on the queue.
You will hopefully get PPR in few days.@BillHyatt moved to IP2 Nov 15. NOV 28 was asked to submit bio page of passport -no height or eye colour.
They responded to my email today confirming that they received my bio page copy and my file was with an officer for final review.
Any thoughts? May 16 aor
I am also waiting since 15 Nov no update hang on IP2 waiting -------------------------You will hopefully get PPR in few days.
Hi Mate,IP2 is basically when a final review of all checks is done: the agent's recommendation, background check is concluded, ADRs or interviews are requested if needed, all parameters are checked. If all look good, PPR is activated.