Thanks, so far only paper applicants have gotten AOR.
Tomorrow starts April, so hopefully the AORs for March applicants start flowing
Thanks, so far only paper applicants have gotten AOR.
AOR: Apr 1, 2022Location: Toronto
Physical Days: 1,239
Method: paper based
Applicants: Family 2 Adults + 1 Child
Application sent: March 7, 2022
Delivered: March 11, 2022
Is there any excel file where we tracking this ?
Yes, it is official.Is it true what I am seeing, processing time 27 months now
WOW. You are right. They are actually showing official citizenship processing times as 27 months.Is it true what I am seeing, processing time 27 months now
Nope, none of the online applicants have received AOR from March yet.Hi, Did any March Online Applicant receive AOR till now, it seems Paper applications are receiving AOR but don't see any online one's yet.
I applied on Feb 26th through online mode and still waiting for AOR. Thanks
Are we allowed to apply on Paper again incase we don't receive AOR for online application for one more month ??Nope, none of the online applicants have received AOR from March yet.
Makes me wonder if I should have applied with paper application and with my kids included
Seems like paper applicants with family applications have started getting AOR for March applicants.
Haha, congrats.I just got my AOR
How is this even possible? It was 12 months just a week ago!WOW. You are right. They are actually showing official citizenship processing times as 27 months.
My theory is that actual processing time might not be 27 months for vast majority of applications, a small percentage of applications (maybe 5% to 10%) of total pool is skewing the average time. They will soon remove these from their calculations and again start claiming, "Oh look we have brought processing time down from 27 months to 18 months".How is this even possible? It was 12 months just a week ago!
That is not how averages work.My theory is that actual processing time might not be 27 months for vast majority of applications, a small percentage of applications (maybe 5% to 10%) of total pool is skewing the average time. They will soon remove these from their calculations and again start claiming, "Oh look we have brought processing time down from 27 months to 18 months".
Wait. Are you saying that averages are not affected by outliers?That is not how averages work.
There are also outliers on the short side, people who received citizenship with urgent processing! The short and the long ones will continue. The only way for the processing time to go down is if they actually process everything faster in general. You are just making up numbers.Wait. Are you saying that averages are not affected by outliers?