PNP PR - January - February 2017 Applicants>>>Lets Connect here

[lileka]

What's more infuriating is taking 19 months to process people that have already been pre-screened by the Provincial Nominee Streams and who hold degrees in Canada, have money in a savings account, have good IELTs scores and spent 1500 dollars for a nomination while other, less qualified people get processing times, 3, 4 even 5 times faster.

AND WE PAY F***ING TAXES

 

[abbytronix]

19 months processing time is really frustrating. I wonder why no one at CIC thought that its kind of unfair for pnp applicant for such lengthy processing time despite the fact they have paid more fees and most of them are already in Canada contributing to economy.

 

[sisuvivi]

Any jan 16 applicant still waiting for PPR ?

I am Jan 16 2017, still waiting but I have a dependent. I don't know if that is the reason that they are slow on my case. I wonder.

 

[ks231]

January 19th, still waiting. Didn't get any Ghost Updates either.[/QUOTE .No ghost update .I have not heard anything since I medical passed medical(March 11) .

 

[shreyansh]

F..k this.. everone here should post feedback here to improve the process. I did submit the feedback and raise my voice to improve the process structure.

https://secure.cic.gc.ca/feedback-r...ng.aspx?_ga=1.159223353.2062273042.1411484201

 

[Rabjakg]

Talking about luck...19 months of waiting this time!!! I am so pissed right now!! I thought i am almost at the finish line. Now they have added 1 more month to the waiting. After June or July they might change it to 20 monhts or so. Good job CIC!! This is insane!!

 

[KasparK]

F..k this.. everone here should post feedback here to improve the process. I did submit the feedback and raise my voice to improve the process structure.

Honestly I think without media coverage and news stories covering how incompetent CIC is nothing will ever change. The average Canadian with voting rights has no idea of how immigrating works so there is no incentive to improve or have any transparency to the process.

 

[jessica900]

depression everyday

 

[MarsiaMS]

Honestly I think without media coverage and news stories covering how incompetent CIC is nothing will ever change. The average Canadian with voting rights has no idea of how immigrating works so there is no incentive to improve or have any transparency to the process.

Then we need media coverage. If we continue to quietly wait, nothing will ever change. I wrote to CBC and CTV on Twitter. They may ignore me, but if more people add their voice, they may as well listen

 

[Benny94]

Honestly I think without media coverage and news stories covering how incompetent CIC is nothing will ever change. The average Canadian with voting rights has no idea of how immigrating works so there is no incentive to improve or have any transparency to the process.

KasparK, have you called cic regarding your application recently?
If so, what have they told you?

 

[KasparK]

KasparK, have you called cic regarding your application recently?
If so, what have they told you?

I'm still under the 18 months timeframe so I honestly would rather not bug them before it goes over that. Hopefully all of us will get it soon and prove to them that Canada is losing a fortune in keeping qualified, highly educated immigrants in waiting limbo for all this time.

 

[newmpnp2016]

Any ppr today ?

 

[Benny94]

I'm still under the 18 months timeframe so I honestly would rather not bug them before it goes over that. Hopefully all of us will get it soon and prove to them that Canada is losing a fortune in keeping qualified, highly educated immigrants in waiting limbo for all this time.

I agree with you

 

[Jkm396]

Its time to make unity and pitition file for delay in processing time,

 

[stellar79]

AND WE PAY F***ING TAXES

Well you didn’t complete the whole sentence! Yes! We do pay taxes AND WE RECEIVE equal benefits as of a canadian! Their forefathers been giving taxes from generations and here we are...came 2-3 years ago! And utilizing all the benefits this country has to offer. The taxes you pay are just same, as you would pay if you were in your own home country. The valid point would be the only difference is we have Canadian education and Canadian work experience.