PNP PR - October-November-December 2016 Applicants

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I think this is Manderin language, isn't it? What a difficult and stylish language. Are you from China?

i am inland application

 

[ashuindian]

Your country of origin?

 

[LittleHuang]

Hi guys,

I have been doing a lot of research on different threads of this site. According to my research (please feel free to correct me and leave comments) April and May 2016 applicants have started receiving PPR. Also, I saw about three June 2016 applicants who had done upfront medicals have got PPR as well. I think for the people in this thread, we should start expecting something in the next 3 months for October applicants who have done upfront medicals (I have seen a lot of us have done upfront medicals which definitely helps). Some of us who haven't done upfront medicals should expect a Medical Request in the next 2 months and then PPR should take 3 months from then.

Let me know what you guys think and if anyone else has done some research and would like to share their experience.

Thanks

Basically, you're saying the people who did upfront medical tests will have their PPR 2 months earlier than people who didn't do upfront tests. Are you sure ? I thought they're the same regarding to the total time.

 

[g.nitin342]

Basically, you're saying the people who did upfront medical tests will have their PPR 2 months earlier than people who didn't do upfront tests. Are you sure ? I thought they're the same regarding to the total time.

Well I wouldn't say I'm sure. I have been reading up on different timelines in different threads so according to my research we should get 2 months earlier. Again, this is just my assumption and you shouldn't count on it. Good Luck!

 

[PolarBear78]

Well I wouldn't say I'm sure. I have been reading up on different timelines in different threads so according to my research we should get 2 months earlier. Again, this is just my assumption and you shouldn't count on it. Good Luck!

express entry or paper based?

 

[g.nitin342]

express entry or paper based?

Paper based.

 

[PolarBear78]

Paper based.

I did not see any option for upfront medical. how did you you do that? Is there any reference that upfront medical is allowed for paper based?

 

[ashuindian]

If you do not reach Canada within 1 year after upfront medical then you will have to pass Medical again. That's why it is harmful and not suitable for Paper based (Tortoise) applicants.

 

[g.nitin342]

I did not see any option for upfront medical. how did you you do that? Is there any reference that upfront medical is allowed for paper based?

You can do upfront medical whenever you like. I did it when I had 12 months of processing time remaining on my application. Medicals are only valid for 1 year so it is better to do it when you know there's not a lot of time left on your application. Some people like to wait for Medical Request from CIC which is good too.

 

[Craveholiness]

Received second AOR today from Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

Hi All, just to update my previous post.
Stream MPNP outland
File received at CIC –7th Dec 2016
UCI / AOR 1-17th Feb 2017
AOR 2 POS - 13th March 2017
Medical Request - 18th May 2017
PPR - 28th June 2017
DM (approved) : 14th July 2017

Wish all you the best.

 

[parthvdesai]

Hi All, just to update my previous post.
Stream MPNP outland
File received at CIC –7th Dec 2016
UCI / AOR 1-17th Feb 2017
AOR 2 POS - 13th March 2017
Medical Request - 18th May 2017
PPR - 28th June 2017
DM (approved) : 14th July 2017

Wish all you the best.

Congratulations!

What is your visa office?

 

[Craveholiness]

Congratulations!

What is your visa office?

Port of Spain - Trinidad and Tobago

 

[pharaujo]

You can do upfront medical whenever you like. I did it when I had 12 months of processing time remaining on my application. Medicals are only valid for 1 year so it is better to do it when you know there's not a lot of time left on your application. Some people like to wait for Medical Request from CIC which is good too.

I am an inland app and I am trying to find a doctor to do the upfront, but we already called 3 and they are not doing anymore.
If anyone did it in Vancouver, please send me de doctor name and info.

 

[palex066]

Hi All, just to update my previous post.
Stream MPNP outland
File received at CIC –7th Dec 2016
UCI / AOR 1-17th Feb 2017
AOR 2 POS - 13th March 2017
Medical Request - 18th May 2017
PPR - 28th June 2017
DM (approved) : 14th July 2017

Wish all you the best.

Hi fellow Trini....you have made other T&T nationals like myself feel very optimistic to see the paper based application process not take too long!! I am also a MPNP and hope mine is just as swift. Just received my 1st AOR last week...so the process has now begun! By chance what is DM from your timeline?

 

[Craveholiness]

Hi fellow Trini....you have made other T&T nationals like myself feel very optimistic to see the paper based application process not take too long!! I am also a MPNP and hope mine is just as swift. Just received my 1st AOR last week...so the process has now begun! By chance what is DM from your timeline?

DM means decision made. And in my case it was approved.