Unless you are on SS or from GCMS - there is no review required for anything - you should hear soon - maybe a months time -
But if there is SS or you had to send in additional docs for RR - all you can do is wait
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But if there is SS or you had to send in additional docs for RR - all you can do is wait
PPR !
AOR 8th Sep (2018)
PFL 9th Jul
Remed request 27th Aug
Remed passed 20th Sep
PPR 30th Sep
London VO
Was RR for POF because of currency devaluation. Sent updated POF but currency devalued again just before VO review which resulted in PFL due to funds falling below threshold.
Wish all waiting applicants speedy PPR!
AOR 8th Sep (2018)
PFL 9th Jul
Remed request 27th Aug
Remed passed 20th Sep
PPR 30th Sep
London VO
Was RR for POF because of currency devaluation. Sent updated POF but currency devalued again just before VO review which resulted in PFL due to funds falling below threshold.
Wish all waiting applicants speedy PPR!
Like a broken watch that shows correct time twice per day, my simple linear model finally perfectly predicted the exact number of PPRs per week - 4.
The number of people waiting for PPRs was 20 last week, and now it's 16. If this figure - 4 people per week - stays the same, it will only take 16 / 4 = 4 weeks for everyone to get their PPRs. Hopefully, there will be very few special cases which take longer, and we all can start a new chapter in life.
I know - it is hard regarding process timeline ..
The only reason i was following up was because the agent said all checks were cleared and they are waiting for a decision on medicals to send the RFV email .. Its been almost 3 weeks since then - i have been calling them everyweek - the first week Agent sent an Email as a reminder on medicals - that was the last movement -
I'll probably call them around friday this week - its just not clear on why 3 weeks to either provide a remed or medical extension - hmm - maybe my officer moved on to finish other files .. Well Just like you said - Who knows - Been Waiting Almost One Year - i guess couple of weeks is not gonna hurt for "Permanent Residence" which is hard to come by these days - especially considering countries like usa and uk
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As you predicted, I did get the ppr 1 working day after re-meds were passed
I think these replies r too generic! It is the same type of reply when u raise a webform but faster.
Hello peeps
Does anyone have any idea when can one expect the ppr after medical extension, I mean the maximum time limit!
Thanks in advance
Does anyone have any idea when can one expect the ppr after medical extension, I mean the maximum time limit!
Thanks in advance
it depends upon your visa office. but generally you get ppr email within one week.
During the processing of PR, if one adds their spouse to their PR application after getting married will a CoPR be generated just for primary applicant which holds true for the spouse as well (or) will the CoPR be generated individually ? Any thoughts ?