Can you share Outland PNP EE cases that have taken 6 months in 2020? I'm surprised everyone is getting upset with me stating facts here.
That's excellent. You'll hear much faster than us outlanders! Say a prayer for us too.
Sure, don't worry about it; the minute I get an update I will let you know...Please do share whenever you get any update. I will do the same. Hopefully soon
Hey, what exactly can you see on this site?
My 2 cents.
Oh really interesting insight. Thanks for sharing. Really hoping for the best for everyone who has applied!My 2 cents.
I was looking at PNP Outland Immitracker here: https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/pnp-outland-e-apr-tracker .. and this is my observation:
- IRCC is primarily batching and processing CEC applications from Jan-Oct
- In Oct, they transition to PNP and process them in bulk from Nov-Dec (some cases also come through in Oct, and few as late as Jan). If you miss this window, you are batched up for next year and wait for 1yr+
- So someone who applied in Sept, can get PPR as early as in 2-3 months, or miss that batch and get PPR after 1.25yr+
Other observations:
- They dont have massive backlog as we read often, they are essentially processing same ballpark no. of applications. Just that they have invited and are processing more CEC than FSW. They had very few FSW draws over the last couple of yrs
- Once things open up travel wise (which seems to be on track), they will pick up all FSW and finish it in one quick batch
- I believe they have adopted the batch and process system instead of parallel processing tracks to avoid context switches (who doesn't benefits from that). That does puts undue pressure on applicants who if miss a batch are slotted for next yr's batch and have to undergo another round of medicals and what not
tldr:
- Expect PPR for PNP Outland in Oct - Jan, primarily in Nov, Dec. If not, wait would be for 1+ yr
Disclaimer: This is per my analytics and MUST be taken with a grain of salt, and I could be horribly wrong. I hope that was strong enough disclaimer
Keep your 2 cents for you, this is all wrong stop looking at other forums, there are people who got processed in 1 to 2 months...be positive & optimistic!My 2 cents.
I was looking at PNP Outland Immitracker here: https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/pnp-outland-e-apr-tracker .. and this is my observation:
- IRCC is primarily batching and processing CEC applications from Jan-Oct
- In Oct, they transition to PNP and process them in bulk from Nov-Dec (some cases also come through in Oct, and few as late as Jan). If you miss this window, you are batched up for next year and wait for 1yr+
- So someone who applied in Sept, can get PPR as early as in 2-3 months, or miss that batch and get PPR after 1.25yr+
Other observations:
- They dont have massive backlog as we read often, they are essentially processing same ballpark no. of applications. Just that they have invited and are processing more CEC than FSW. They had very few FSW draws over the last couple of yrs
- Once things open up travel wise (which seems to be on track), they will pick up all FSW and finish it in one quick batch
- I believe they have adopted the batch and process system instead of parallel processing tracks to avoid context switches (who doesn't benefits from that). That does puts undue pressure on applicants who if miss a batch are slotted for next yr's batch and have to undergo another round of medicals and what not
tldr:
- Expect PPR for PNP Outland in Oct - Jan, primarily in Nov, Dec. If not, wait would be for 1+ yr
Disclaimer: This is per my analytics and MUST be taken with a grain of salt, and I could be horribly wrong. I hope that was strong enough disclaimer
Best of luck I am in the same boat, got AOR on 1st of September, keep us updated once you get any progress
Only way to find out is by trying it
Goodluck! Let us know how it works out....
Anyway, it didn't work which is why I wondered at what stage one is able to use this option. to track the application.Aah, got it.I did try before I queried
