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samlogani said:
I checked the processing times for PNP application on CIC website, its 11 months now. I called cal center, talked to agent for 30 minutes and kind of got a hint that as I am in Canada my file will be opened in January end.

it was hard to get a direct reply.

you mean end of january?
 
samlogani said:
Yes, like last week of January 2013
What about the applicants that are residing outside Canada? Any direct/indirect hint for us?
 
samlogani said:
Yes, like last week of January 2013
@samlogani...what's your timeline?
 
Edmontonbound said:
@ samlogani...what's your timeline?
My timeline; Please update whoever is managing track sheet.


BC PNP application submitted on: 10/05/2011
BC PNP file number received on: 10/17/2011
BC PNP approved on: 12/08/2011
PR application submitted on: 02/22/2012
PR file number received on: 04/25/2012
Medical exam on: 05/01/2012

Waiting for PPR.

No updates for people residing outside Canada. However, I know couple of people residing in Delhi and are in different forums got their PPRs last month or so.

you can see some timelines here, http://pnp.appspot.com/
 
samlogani said:
I checked the processing times for PNP application on CIC website, its 11 months now. I called cal center, talked to agent for 30 minutes and kind of got a hint that as I am in Canada my file will be opened in January end.

it was hard to get a direct reply.


Will be opened means, it is gonna just start processing? so more than 11 months?
What do you think?
 
I'm a January 2012 applicant. On the 20th will be one year since my application was received. Really frustrated. Anyone has a guess when January people should hear something? Thanks and happy new year.
 
AMZA said:
I'm a January 2012 applicant. On the 20th will be one year since my application was received. Really frustrated. Anyone has a guess when January people should hear something? Thanks and happy new year.

I truly understand your frustration... I'm a QSW applicant and according to the processing times on the CIC website, it's an average of 9 months for us. At the end of January my application it will have been 11 months already. I'm positive that the journey will soon be over for us because they have now opened the new FSW stream and changed CEC policies, so it means that they would have more people to work on applications, otherwise they wouldn't be accepting more. Lets hang in there...
 
cvd222 said:
I truly understand your frustration... I'm a QSW applicant and according to the processing times on the CIC website, it's an average of 9 months for us. At the end of January my application it will have been 11 months already. I'm positive that the journey will soon be over for us because they have now opened the new FSW stream and changed CEC policies, so it means that they would have more people to work on applications, otherwise they wouldn't be accepting more. Lets hang in there...

I don't think there will be recruitment of new people for the new streams and changed CEC policies... They are cutting on cost, thats why they closed 19 CIC offices including buffalo, They wouldn't have lay'ed off 75 people working in the Buffalo office only.... But using smart and centralised system they are bringing in may cause faster processing in future
 
emanager said:
I don't think there will be recruitment of new people for the new streams and changed CEC policies... They are cutting on cost, thats why they closed 19 CIC offices including buffalo, They wouldn't have lay'ed off 75 people working in the Buffalo office only.... But using smart and centralised system they are bringing in may cause faster processing in future


Word to focus on here is "May".. The work permit processing time on CIC website is 82 days. Can you believe that?

They should give local Work Province office authority to issue SIN and Work Permit at the same time.

Everything is being delayed by Immigration department.

I hope an immigrant can be in charge of all these processes, who understand the process, the frustration and whats stake in here

In US, you can get a TRV for 5 or 10 years years, even when your work permit expires before that.

In Canada, you will have to apply for a different TRV all the time. just more paper work and more work for Govt. employees and Immigration Deptt.

I know so many skilled people who are leaving Canada, because of this frustration. Well, I hope someone looks into it and make sure that policy change doesn't impact people who are waiting for documents and stuff
 
am bored with Call centre.. they say contact with the visa office why are you calling us?

Crazy people
 
today new line added to my ecas status `Medical results have been received` .now how long it will take to receive ppr1,any idea????
 
Update: Just got my PR card :) e-Cas changed to "Complete" a couple of weeks ago. So glad to have completed this process. I wish the best of luck to everyone waiting.
 
It's 2013 not even single PPR.....I don't expect myself PPR before Summer..... >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
 
Happy New Year all! It'll be a full year at the beginning of next month since I sent my application in. I would have thought to be well on my way in settling in Canada by now. I find it frustrating that we don't know what's going on. Is there no real way to know what's going on with our file? Even after this long? I'm wondering if there's a recourse I haven't used or thought about so far. Any thoughts?