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[kazminilzz]

You get ppr???

Not as yet

How about you?

 

[kazminilzz]

Got MR in March 2018 and haven't heard from them after that.

Any update on the PPR?

 

[Fixx]

Not as yet

How about you?

Nt yet

 

[Shikleo]

Any update on the PPR?

Nope nothing

 

[Thronion Alb]

Not as yet

How about you?

U should call them.
Processing times its 16 months.
So they are obligated to give an answer...

 

[lileka]

U should call them.
Processing times its 16 months.
So they are obligated to give an answer...

16 months was two changes ago, right now the processing time is 19 months.

 

[Thronion Alb]

16 months was two changes ago, right now the processing time is 19 months.

The processing times is the one when u apply. No matter if in future it changes.

 

[lileka]

The processing times is the one when u apply. No matter if in future it changes.

nope, processing time applies to ALL applications, no matter when you've applied.

 

[Thronion Alb]

nope, processing time applies to ALL applications, no matter when you've applied.

Are u sure?
So my medicals have to expire due to this rule?

 

[lileka]

Are u sure?
So my medicals have to expire due to this rule?

yes, I am 100% sure.
if you are inland your medicals will probably be extended. mine were.

 

[Thronion Alb]

Boo... i dont think so.

 

[lileka]

Boo... i dont think so.

what do you not think so about?

 

[Thronion Alb]

So i applied Sept 17 and processing times were 16 months.
So now that is 19 months all applications should have this delay?
As lawyer i can say its not acceptable.

 

[lileka]

So i applied Sept 17 and processing times were 16 months.
So now that is 19 months all applications should have this delay?
As lawyer i can say its not acceptable.

LOL
that's what it is, it doesn't matter whether you are a lawyer or not

 

[lileka]

So i applied Sept 17 and processing times were 16 months.
So now that is 19 months all applications should have this delay?
As lawyer i can say its not acceptable.

I've applied when it was still 14 months so imagine my frustration