If you guys are expecting PPR's anytime before March 2013, I am sorry but you're being too optimistic. With new processing times, the earliest you could get PPR's is May 2013, assuming everything goes down smoothly!
umm.....why?ronaldoyaronaldo said:If you guys are expecting PPR's anytime before March 2013, I am sorry but you're being too optimistic. With new processing times, the earliest you could get PPR's is May 2013, assuming everything goes down smoothly!
Well because processing times changed out of the blue from 10 to 16 months. Also the shortages in the number of CIC employees contribute to the lengthier process. Therefore, if you do the math, our applications will not be finalized anytime before May 2013 at least!lucas52 said:umm.....why?
What if not only cpp o process applications but also cio sydney does?ronaldoyaronaldo said:Well because processing times changed out of the blue from 10 to 16 months. Also the shortages in the number of CIC employees contribute to the lengthier process. Therefore, if you do the math, our applications will not be finalized anytime before May 2013 at least!
My visa office is actually CIO Sydney. So what you're saying is there are June 2012 applicants that are actually getting PPR's right now?lucas52 said:What if not only cpp o process applications but also cio sydney does?
I believe you got mr from cio sydney and mentioned that all correspondence with cio. At this point have u checked the address of cio sydney? That's for fswp. as u know some parts of fswp is teporarily closed, then officers just have forced holidays for 6 months? I dont think so, they are processing pnp applicants. for the first time, i was doubt too, but as i saw june applicants started to get ppr and an excel sheet, i started to believe it and the nearest difference is ecas status. it is quite organized jus like the first step of the cpp o in 2011.
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Certainly. It seems from june applicants processing in cio sydney and cpp o is getting rid of backlog of 2011 applicantsronaldoyaronaldo said:My visa office is actually CIO Sydney. So what you're saying is there are June 2012 applicants that are actually getting PPR's right now?
That would be amazing if true! I was checking trackitt.com and I found one applicant only who got his PPR after applying in June 2012. Is there another website to check applications timelines?lucas52 said:Certainly. It seems from june applicants processing in cio sydney and cpp o is getting rid of backlog of 2011 applicants
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DefinitelyBkkkk said:I believe in my timeline, interaction, and response with cic.
I couldve gotten my PPR on Oct 2 instead of the request for answer corrections. They mention my application otherwise complete. I have faith and believe I am getting my PPR soon.
mikey_c_9 said:Here's my timeline for BC PNP:
BC PNP Class: Skilled Workers
BC PNP application submitted on: 08/19/2011
BC PNP file number received on: 08/30/2011
BC PNP approved on: 11/16/2011
PR application submitted on: 04/24/2012
PR file number received on: 05/16/2012
Acknowledgement of Receipt: 06/07/2012 (152 days ago)
Medical exam completed on: 06/21/2012
ECAS still showing as "In Progress" and medicals received.
Should I contact them as it's been over 120 days since my AOR?
Well, roughly 5 months - but yeah I thought I would of had my PPR by now. Other people who applied within days of me had their PPR end of August/Early September and have already landed.stone8198 said:Your ecas has been "in process" for 6 months????? That is long....
Processing time
Applications for permanent residence in Canada in the category that you have applied have a processing standard of 10 months. If you have not received any instructions from this office by 120 days from the date of this letter, you are requested to contact this office directly.
mikey_c_9 said:Well, roughly 5 months - but yeah I thought I would of had my PPR by now. Other people who applied within days of me had their PPR end of August/Early September and have already landed.
My AOR stated: