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VOKSIN said:
I got MR 20 july .I am outland applicant :)
Congratulations ! What is your visa office?
 
Quink said:
Thanks for posting Ansh619, that's some great first hand information! Interesting to see that even though the officer said the standard response of "16 months", he also said that you shouldn't expect anything before November (which is only 11 months). I know he chose his words carefully and left the possibility open that it will be a lot later than November, but this I think is still very positive that they are maybe moving faster than the stated timeframe right now. :)

Can I ask what phone number you called to confirm this info?
I called on their regular call center number 18882422100
 
Ansh619 said:
I called on their regular call center number 18882422100
Thanks, I couldn't find it on the website for some reason.
 
got MR yesterday.
outland, Vienna VO
 
Ansh619 said:
Hello guys,

I called CIC today to confirm about the RPRF payment. I sent them my receipt last month. The representative confirmed that the payment has been attached to my file. I happened to ask him if this is going to help my file to move quickly. He clearly mention CIC is still following the appropriate timeline dedicated to the PNP class. He mentioned if I have got my medicals a bit early dose not make me qualified to be in front row to pick my file for reviewing/processing and make the officer send us passport request or document request. I asked him most of the August applicants are getting their passport requests so the answer was "As I am a December applicant I should not expect anything sooner for passport request until November. The officers are strictly following the timeline. 16 months is the current processing time and if there are any changes CIC will update o their website." This has helped my curiosity come down a bit and wait till November for passport request if everything goes well. If sticking to timeline may make us expect any decision soon and relieves our anxiety. Any positive surprises will surely make us happy.

All the best everyone!!!!
It is said 16 months in the processing times list..but the web site also says that cic aims to process pnp applications within 11 months right now..that is what happening now..some of them even got passport request in 9 months too..
 
Jiss said:
It is said 16 months in the processing times list..but the web site also says that cic aims to process pnp applications within 11 months right now..that is what happening now..some of them even got passport request in 9 months too..

Jiss, I agree with you

I reminded these things as well few times, but got tired, as everyday new person with new inquiry:)))

PNP class time frame is 11 months...thats correct.
16 months is for the federal skilled workers..and all others
 
Jiss said:
It is said 16 months in the processing times list..but the web site also says that cic aims to process pnp applications within 11 months right now..that is what happening now..some of them even got passport request in 9 months too..
May be that's the reason the representative mentioned not to expect passport request before November keeping in mind the 11 month processing schedule.
 
Hey guys! Great news! Just this moment i received an email request for Passport, Police certificate, Schedule A & RPRF!
 
Me too.....

Rick73
 
Michelle888 said:
Hey guys! Great news! Just this moment i received an email request for Passport, Police certificate, Schedule A & RPRF!

Even I have received the email just now. It is actually just a remainder email notifying us to submit if any of the mentioned documents are missing. The passport they mentioned is just a photocopy of our passports. For any details you have to call CIC and ask if the RPRF (if paid upfront) is attached to your file and whether your schedule A and police certificate is present with your application. I called them and confirmed about my documents. They mentioned its just remainder and you can ignore.

*** I am not exactly sure if we have to submit police clearance certificate from Canada (RCMP) or not.***
Can anyone please confirm if we have to submit the Canadian police clearance if we are inland applicants?
 
I also got the letter! Looks like it's a generic letter that everyone gets, and not necessarily specific to our individual cases, so I'm not sure if it means there is missing information that we need to action, or if it's safe to ignore it. I've been saying I'll call them for a while now, so I guess this is a good excuse to get in touch. I'll let you guys know what I find out (if anything).
 
Here's the full text of the letter I received - does everyone else that got it today have the exact same wording?

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This refers to your application for Permanent Residence in Canada.

THIS IS A REMINDER EMAIL - PLEASE READ EACH SECTION CAREFULLY TO SEE IF

IT APPLIES TO YOUR APPLICATION.

FOR ANY DOCUMENTATION OR CORRESPONDENCE YOU SEND, PLEASE

INCLUDE A COVER PAGE THAT LISTS YOUR NAME, DATE OF BIRTH, UCI AND

APPLICATION NUMBER.

PASSPORTS

Passports for you and all accompanying family members must be valid at the time of visa issuance. If

your passports have expired or will be expiring within the next 6 months, you must apply for new

passports as soon as possible. You can send a Copy of the Biodata Page (page with photograph and

name) to the following addresses below.

Do not send Original Passports until requested By CIC.

POLICE CERTIFICATES

If you have not already done so, provide scanned copies of Original Police Certificates from each

country and territory where you lived for six or more months in a row since the age of 18, for you and all

family members over 18. If you delay in sending in these police certificates your application will be

delayed.

Please refer to our website, www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert, for further

instruction on how to obtain a police certificate.

All documents must be accompanied by English or French translations.

MISSING SCHEDULE A INFORMATION

If you have a copy of the application you submitted please review the application in particular the

schedule A Background information. Section 8 Personal History and Section 12 Addresses must cover the

10 year history prior to your submitting your application or beginning at the age of 18 whichever is the

most recent. If you left gaps in the dates and they do not cover the entire period send in a newly

completed Schedule A to provide complete information. If there are gaps in your personal history or gaps

in your address history your application will be delayed.

All family members over 18 must have a Schedule A with the above listed information.

If you have any of the above mentioned items you must submit them to our office at the address listed

below:

Regular mail: Courier:

Central Registry Central Registry

Citizenship and Immigration Canada Citizenship and Immigration Canada

CIO Correspondence CIO Correspondence

PO Box 8400 49 Dorchester Street

Sydney, NS Sydney, NS

B1P 0G6 B1P 5Z2

Canada Canada

Any documentation or correspondence you send should include your UCI and Application

number as indicated at the top of this letter. Any inquiries or questions can be sent by email to:

CIO-Sydney-Search-Enquiry@cic.gc.ca.

MEDICALS

If you received your request to obtain a medical for you and your family members please make

arrangements to complete your medical evaluation as soon as possible. A delay in having your medicals

complete will result in a delay in your application’s processing.

See the following link on how to find a panel physical in order to complete your medical.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/inFORMation/medical/index.asp

Do not send medical results to CIC.

RIGHT OF PERMANENT RESIDENT FEE (RPRF)

This is reminder that if your Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) is outstanding, you must pay

this fee before a permanent resident visa can be issued. The RPRF will be refunded if the application

is refused, if you withdraw your application or if you choose not to use your visa.

Delaying the payment of the RPRF will delay the issuance of your visas. We therefore encourage you to

pay the RPRF as soon as possible, by following these steps:

 Go to the website: https://eservices.cic.gc.ca/epay/welcome.do?lang=en

 Read the instructions on each page, and click “Continue” to proceed

 Select the “Immigration” link, followed by “Right of Permanent Residence Fee”

 You must pay this fee once for yourself as principal applicant

 You must also pay this fee for your accompanying spouse or common law partner, if you

 Enter the number of fee payments (1 or 2) in the box beside the fee of $490

 Click “Submit”

 Proceed to pay your fees by selecting “Pay” and then follow the instructions to pay with a credit card

Once the payment process is complete, the web site will display your official receipt in PDF format.

You must send the receipt to CIO-Sydney. For fastest service, please attach it to an email and send it

to the address CIO-Cost-Recovery@cic.gc.ca.

IF YOU HAVE ALREADY COMPLETED ALL OF THE REQUIREMENTS

MENTIONED ABOVE YOU CAN IGNORE THIS LETTER.

have one

Sincerely,

Central Registry

Citizenship and Immigration

Centralized Intake Office

Sydney, Nova Scotia
 
This is a standard e-mail sent to all applicants i guess...