PPR during local work hours?

[hamgha]

Silly questions but any idea if PPRs are only sent during Ottawa cic local work hour? Just asking so it would make me stop checking my email 24/7

 

[angelistamaria]

I doubt it. I got mine mid-day local time which is midnight in Canada. Good luck!

 

[Anford]

The answer is "no" - for example, mine was sent at 9:27pm Ottawa time (21:27).

 

[mgnlky]

Nope, not at all. I got mine around 11pm Ottawa time.

 

[hamgha]

The answer is "no" - for example, mine was sent at 9:27pm Ottawa time (21:27).

Nope, not at all. I got mine around 11pm Ottawa time.

Oh shoot lol I was hoping to control my increasingly compulsive email checking habits. Thanks anyways

 

[Mystico_90]

Oh shoot lol I was hoping to control my increasingly compulsive email checking habits. Thanks anyways

They usually sent update/emails in different times. I'm inland, and can't stop checking lol

 

[chow 423]

Silly questions but any idea if PPRs are only sent during Ottawa cic local work hour? Just asking so it would make me stop checking my email 24/7

ones they finalize your file, they will trigger the PPR email. so generally that triggered email takes time between 2h to 24h to reach the client. Finally, I would say it will come anytime. for instance, in my case, I got email 8:20 pm.

 

[mgnlky]

ones they finalize your file, they will trigger the PPR email. so generally that triggered email takes time between 2h to 24h to reach the client. Finally, I would say it will come anytime. for instance, in my case, I got email 8:20 pm.

Not quite. It seems they release the email in batch cycles. My application was approved quite a while before the email came.

 

[OdinNguyen]

Silly questions but any idea if PPRs are only sent during Ottawa cic local work hour? Just asking so it would make me stop checking my email 24/7

It is in the night time.

 

[andrewwang618]

Not quite. It seems they release the email in batch cycles. My application was approved quite a while before the email came.

Hey how is life in Vancouver? Thinking about moving there as well and wanted to know some real perspectives from people who have moved there as immigrants.

 

[YouthTree]

Hey how is life in Vancouver? Thinking about moving there as well and wanted to know some real perspectives from people who have moved there as immigrants.

Vancouver is awesome, I preferred Montreal but preferred Vancouver over Toronto, although I only spent a few days in the two East Coast cities. People say Vancouver is expensive but I managed to have my own place and so much spare cash I couldn't spend it all. You can get your own place for $1000 fairly easily. This was off a 40hour a week barjob, you'd probably struggle working minimum wage.

Vancouver is incredibly beautiful and has an awesome vibe, I never once was intimidated by anybody and people can sometimes come across as a little shallow, but are still very polite. You can easily get on a bus and be in some of the most beautiful scenery ever, and of course America is 20 minutes drive South and always available for a trip down to Seattle or Portland.

Downsides to Vancouver is the weather which is awful in winter, not cold at all but rains nearly everyday. Summers are beautiful though, perfect weather. If you're a nightlife person you'll also be dissapointed, it feels like people in Vancouver are scared to really let loose and have fun and the bars and clubs can be pretty dull. Food is amazing though, probably the most consistent high level of food of any city I've lived in.

Any other questions hit me up

 

[RitiNiharika]

Vancouver is awesome, I preferred Montreal but preferred Vancouver over Toronto, although I only spent a few days in the two East Coast cities. People say Vancouver is expensive but I managed to have my own place and so much spare cash I couldn't spend it all. You can get your own place for $1000 fairly easily. This was off a 40hour a week barjob, you'd probably struggle working minimum wage.

Vancouver is incredibly beautiful and has an awesome vibe, I never once was intimidated by anybody and people can sometimes come across as a little shallow, but are still very polite. You can easily get on a bus and be in some of the most beautiful scenery ever, and of course America is 20 minutes drive South and always available for a trip down to Seattle or Portland.

Downsides to Vancouver is the weather which is awful in winter, not cold at all but rains nearly everyday. Summers are beautiful though, perfect weather. If you're a nightlife person you'll also be dissapointed, it feels like people in Vancouver are scared to really let loose and have fun and the bars and clubs can be pretty dull. Food is amazing though, probably the most consistent high level of food of any city I've lived in.

Any other questions hit me up

Hey.. I wanted to ask a few questions about Vancour and BC..

Not sure if this thread is still active. Do let me know if it is.

thanks.

 

[hamgha]

Hey.. I wanted to ask a few questions about Vancour and BC..

Not sure if this thread is still active. Do let me know if it is.

thanks.

Just start a new thread.

 

[a16107]

My medical passed on July 1st (Canada day - public holiday)

I was surprised people working on holiday?? even the shopping mall and take out restaurant were closed

 

[YouthTree]

Just start a new thread.

go for it