Alright... That's why they are not sending me re-medical request... Many thanks for replying
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Yes, sadly we are the unlucky ones. It will be a miracle if we get it before 1 year now
I am still okay with that as long as they don't take us to 2020.
(3500 × 2) Invitations every month (roughly)I will be there soon too
So much for express entry lol
They need to issue 80% of applications PPR - almost 5500 PPR Monthly
i do not think they are close to that figure every month even though they claim 80% statistics..
Think of the rest 2000+ candidates waiting for PPR every month(should decrease as days goes by - but more gets added to this number because of new invitations bi weekly) - and if considering past 10 months on this delay - THERE should be atleast 20,000 Candidates waiting in queue to get their file worked on or to get PPR ..
I have no clue on how they will do it
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True.... They have made us highly patient.... I won't regret the wait provided they surprise me with PPR mail one day in my inbox!!
That 80% statistics was true for 2017 but it's no longer the case. Since mid 2018 only 50% of cases are getting PPR in 6 months. Even the call centre agents have confirmed that 8-10 months is the average processing time these days. However, IRCC has failed to update this statistics on their website. They have continued to go on with the 80% claim.(3500 × 2) Invitations every month (roughly)
They need to issue 80% of applications PPR - almost 5500 PPR Monthly
i do not think they are close to that figure every month even though they claim 80% statistics..
Think of the rest 2000+ candidates waiting for PPR every month(should decrease as days goes by - but more gets added to this number because of new invitations bi weekly) - and if considering past 10 months on this delay - THERE should be atleast 20,000 Candidates waiting in queue to get their file worked on or to get PPR ..
I have no clue on how they will do it
I am guessing that they are intending to clear the backlogs soon since they didn't issue another round of invitations as per the 14 day trend. Honestly I just don't want any complication now after so many months with my file. My eligibility has been met and I just hope that the case officer looks at my file and approves it. An ADR would just delay it further.
Guys I have a query..i have got my PPR email last Friday and my wedding is due on 11th sept 2019. And in the email they have mentioned that I have to inform them if anything changes from the day I applied for PR. My medical expires on 28th sept because of which i have to land in there before it. Also I would be married when I will land. Will I face any issues in getting my PR card?? Should I inform them about my marriage while submitting my passport for stamping?
Indian summer is gone already which I was most scared of, so it is ok now for me even if they take 6 more months ... lol ... I could enjoy festivals and weddings in India ....
we got PPR 1.5 months after re-medical request.
So it is very difficult to understand their pattern of work.
Yes you have to inform them you're getting married. And most likely they will ask for additional documentation to validate the marriage is not a fraud marriage to abuse the express entry system. In any case if you don't inform them now and land it would become extremely difficult to sponsor your spouse later on. So, just inform them you're getting married and see what they say.