Is London VO's processing time really so slow? What's usually the timeline after receiving SA?Wow, I have never heard of that, but anywhere but London should be fine.
Is London VO's processing time really so slow? What's usually the timeline after receiving SA?Wow, I have never heard of that, but anywhere but London should be fine.
When was your application received?Then what happened to our officer! Is he ok!
I think it's a good thing then since they won't have any applications piled up, so they will work on your file faster. I see they are not opened to the public, otherwise, I would have gone to take a peek for you. I'm from Ottawa and live in Ottawa. May be Singapore VO already has a lot to deal with right now, so they are redistributing the applications.Thank you UReginahopeful, I have also googled it earlier. Kinda odd, I didn't expect my application to be sent to OSC - Operations Support Centre. I thought it would be sent to Singapore VO since I'm from Singapore. Also based on IRCC's website, OSC doesn't seem to process PR applications...
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc/offices/operations-support-centre.html
They are the slowest! People are still waiting since May 2019 for PPR. Their process takes 15 months to 24 months, but mostly at the middle, so around 18 months. Someone from the London thread got PPR yesterday, and the person submitted in 2017.Is London VO's processing time really so slow? What's usually the timeline after receiving SA?
Oh my goodness that is just insane. Glad that your partner's TRV got approved, at least no need to do LDR while waiting.They are the slowest! People are still waiting since May 2019 for PPR. Their process takes 15 months to 24 months, but mostly at the middle, so around 18 months. Someone from the London thread got PPR yesterday, and the person submitted in 2017.
That's so sweet of you!I think it's a good thing then since they won't have any applications piled up, so they will work on your file faster. I see they are not opened to the public, otherwise, I would have gone to take a peek for you. I'm from Ottawa and live in Ottawa. May be Singapore VO already has a lot to deal with right now, so they are redistributing the applications.
Yes, I am glad but we will still do LDR though. He will only be visiting me when he has leave from work and go back. His profession needs a licence to practice in Canada and he needs his PR to write the licensing exams, so we are still in a long road to closing the distance. So the earlier we get the PR, the earlier we can close the distance. But I am grateful he can be visiting me until thenOh my goodness that is just insane. Glad that your partner's TRV got approved, at least no need to do LDR while waiting.
I know the pain of LDR. I was in a LDR with my husband close to 2 years with the dreadful 15 hours time difference. It's a long road, no doubt, but so far it's been really smooth for you so keep positive and best of luck to you!Yes, I am glad but we will still do LDR though. He will only be visiting me when he has leave from work and go back. His profession needs a licence to practice in Canada and he needs his PR to write the licensing exams, so we are still in a long road to closing the distance. So the earlier we get the PR, the earlier we can close the distance. But I am grateful he can be visiting me until then
Submitted on Nov 16 received November 24What's your timeline?
Yes - or at least it's the medical centre that will have details on how to pay (may differ by country), it's not a payment through IRCC.Are we required to pay for it at the medical centre where medical is being done ?
My file received on same date as well. Just got AOR in the beginning of Feb. waiting eagerly for medical and biometric request. Checking my emails every 15 minutesSubmitted on Nov 16 received November 24
'AOR Jan 30
Biometric 12 Feb
Medical request Feb 18.
Are we required to pay for it at the medical centre where medical is being done ?