Hi, I'm new here...I read the entire thread and now I am a little worried!!! Is the processing time for PNP applications really 22 MONTHS????
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Hi, I am bcpnp paperbased applicant, sent application to Sydney on January 2018.AOR 26 February
Schedule A and additional police certificate January 2019
March 2019 RPRF and third police certificate
July medical request and done in July
Received pre arrival letter after medical
After that application sent to Paris
Form Paris I have received to additional documents
1 about military service and 4th police certificate
2 fild of business and company that I work with
I'm from Iran and Outland
What do you think? Am I in security check? Who long it takes for me to get pr?
Schedule A and additional police certificate January 2019
March 2019 RPRF and third police certificate
July medical request and done in July
Received pre arrival letter after medical
After that application sent to Paris
Form Paris I have received to additional documents
1 about military service and 4th police certificate
2 fild of business and company that I work with
I'm from Iran and Outland
What do you think? Am I in security check? Who long it takes for me to get pr?
My FSW application is under processing almost 8 moths. I just received ADR asking for another employment letter including job description (my original application already included an employment letter with job description, not sure why they would need another one, my guess is because the job description in the previous letter was short and contains jargons). I'm no longer employed at the company and upon the last date of my employment, I obtained another employment letter with more detailed job description. So I do have what they need to respond to their request. There are only two things that make me wonder:
1. The ADR states that the document must be received within 7 days or my application could be refused. What I have seen is that ADR request usually allows people up to 30 days to respond to the request. Has anyone got such a strict deadline like that?
2. I also have technical difficulty of uploading the request additional document because there is no functionality on my CIC account that allows me to add and upload the document. So I sent the updated employment letter through webform. In the webform I also mentioned that if uploading the document through CIC account is the only acceptable method, then I asked them to help me fix the technical problem. Has anyone experienced such technical issue of finding no functionality on their CIC account to upload additional document. And does anyone know sending additional document through webform is acceptable?
Thank you so much for you insights!
1. The ADR states that the document must be received within 7 days or my application could be refused. What I have seen is that ADR request usually allows people up to 30 days to respond to the request. Has anyone got such a strict deadline like that?
2. I also have technical difficulty of uploading the request additional document because there is no functionality on my CIC account that allows me to add and upload the document. So I sent the updated employment letter through webform. In the webform I also mentioned that if uploading the document through CIC account is the only acceptable method, then I asked them to help me fix the technical problem. Has anyone experienced such technical issue of finding no functionality on their CIC account to upload additional document. And does anyone know sending additional document through webform is acceptable?
Thank you so much for you insights!
Schedule A and Resume for me and my wife....
Adr- Schedule A and Resume for me and my wife, we send it since October 4th and nothing change.
V.O Sydney, Nova Scotia
What about you?
They recuest you additional documents?I am aor may 2019, Sgvo. Some of my friend wz same aor got ppr. Oid n out land applicant.
I cant figure out why mine, n yours, specially are slow, so slow...