I mean 1500 +/- ITAs per draw, as it was last year.CanadaWeCome said:What do you mean by draws at normal level?
I mean 1500 +/- ITAs per draw, as it was last year.CanadaWeCome said:What do you mean by draws at normal level?
I doubt that it will go back to that level again.Skvach said:I mean 1500 +/- ITAs per draw, as it was last year.
Good to hear that but the moot point is why everything is getting piled up with these creatures referred to as senior PNP officers?...where are they and what are they doing?rajkamalmohanram said:Hey guys,
A December applicant got an email saying file has been referred to senior PNP officer and additional document request along with it. This is no ordinary December applicant because she received her AOR before any November applicant did (she received it in the last week of Jan). At least some progress guys. She's FSW outland applicant BTW. So, considering the AOR date , I believe the line is very slowly starting to move.
Let's hope for the best! Good luck!
Update: Her AOR date is Jan 29.
That I don't know. Well, gross mismanagement here . I'm really worried for all of us!CanadaWeCome said:Good to hear that but the moot point is why everything is getting piled up with these creatures referred to as senior PNP officers?...where are they and what are they doing?
Gosh! Pending review by an Investigator/Analyst means that the documents have not been checked yet. Well, don't worry too much about it - Some people get through this phase very quickly. It doesn't have to be that long.saikris12 said:At last I got an email response from OINP after sending 5 emails. Many have received a similar response.
Thank you for your inquiry.
Please be advised that our records indicate the file referenced is at the second stage of processing, pending review by an Investigator Analyst.
So basically no one has looked at my file since I got the AOR on 21st march. I am guessing there would be an additional document request by end of this year and it would take another couple of months to process the additional docs. So I am expecting some decision by april/may 2017. I don't think it would be any early than this. All buckled up for a gruesome wait.
Many/Most post Sept/Oct, post AoRmaged_mmh said:hey Raj,
does that mean we can assume all those post-AoR post-Nov are still pending too?
Yes, and no.maged_mmh said:hey Raj,
does that mean we can assume all those post-AoR post-Nov are still pending too?
CanadaWeCome said:Many/Most post Sept/Oct, post AoR
Dammit! what else would OINP be if not this!shashidhar_sm said:Yes, and no.
The responses OINP sends should be taken with a pinch of salt - some people here have posted that OINP keeps flip-flopping on the status mails - OINP responded to earlier mails informing applicants that their applications were in the last stage of processing and a month later they responded to the same applicants that the applications were still in second stage. And some very lucky folks like Stanlee were issued nominations without being asked for any additional docs.
With OINP, uncertainty is the only certainty.
I too visualise that.maged_mmh said:Dammit! what else would OINP be if not this!
AT LEAST BE CONSISTENT for anything you find holy
sometimes I think the officers over there are laughing around their PCs while putting on wagers who will confuse the most applicants by day end