AOR in April 2017 - Let's Connect Here!

[manpindersingh]

@Dreamlad can u share ur timelines please?

 

[olipearce1987]

AOR: 13-May-2017

Medicals Passed: 28-June-2017

BGC status: NA2

RPRF requested and paid: 11-July-2017

Waiting for furthur update of either PPR or IP2. Anyone with similar situation?

what was the wording/contents of your RPRF letting?

 

[manpindersingh]

what was the wording/contents of your RPRF letting?

They just said that we are processing application for PR and to proceed for a decission we need below document. Then below it was written that please pay RPRF and the office should receive it by 18-July.

 

[manpindersingh]

What are

what was the wording/contents of your RPRF letting?

what are your timelines?

 

[olipearce1987]

What are

what are your timelines?

AOR - 20th April
BG - NA
RPRF paid 5th July

But I haven't passed medical yet as partner is waiting 2nd x-ray, so RPRF doesn't always mean PPR is around the corner, as you get different letter contents

 

[manpindersingh]

AOR - 20th April
BG - NA
RPRF paid 5th July

But I haven't passed medical yet as partner is waiting 2nd x-ray, so RPRF doesn't always mean PPR is around the corner, as you get different letter contents

Did you pay RPRF upfront or CIC requested you?

 

[olipearce1987]

Did you pay RPRF upfront or CIC requested you?

CIC requested on the 4th/5th and I paid it some day

 

[manpindersingh]

CIC requested on the 4th/5th and I paid it some day

What was the content of your RPRF request?

 

[olipearce1987]

What was the content of your RPRF request?

Dear **********,


This is in reference to your application for a permanent resident visa. The eligibility and admissibility review (security, criminality and/or medical) is currently in process; you will be contacted if additional information is required for that purpose.

At this time our records indicate that you have not paid the required Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF). You must pay this fee before a permanent resident visa can be issued. The RPRF must be paid once for yourself as a principal applicant and once for your accompanying spouse or common law partner, if applicable.

 

[manpindersingh]

Dear **********,


This is in reference to your application for a permanent resident visa. The eligibility and admissibility review (security, criminality and/or medical) is currently in process; you will be contacted if additional information is required for that purpose.

At this time our records indicate that you have not paid the required Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF). You must pay this fee before a permanent resident visa can be issued. The RPRF must be paid once for yourself as a principal applicant and once for your accompanying spouse or common law partner, if applicable.

Thanks for sharing. Hope to get something positive soon.

 

[jpv2212]

Got it! Thank you!

One more question if you don't mind. For the POF, we have shown more than needed for visa processing, but had to withdrawn during this processing time.Currently we do have more than funds needed as per CIC in our accounts (although less than what we showed during processing). So my question is, will the funds that i have sufficient to show during landing or should i show the amount that i provided during my processing?

Any suggestion is greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance!

If, at the time of landing, you have in your account equal or more than the minimum required funds as stated by IRCC, then you should rest assured that it won't harm your application at all, regardless how much funds you had shown during your e-APR (filing the profile).

As of now, many applicants who are landing there say that they were not even asked for to show their POF at the time of landing.
However, each applicant and border officer is different. You can't be sure that you will not be asked for to show POF. Asking for POF at the time of landing is totally on the discretion of the officer who checks your landing documents.

But, in your case, at the time of landing, if you have minimum required funds, then you don't need to worry at all. It doesn't have any relation with how much funds you had shown during your e-APR, as far as you maintain minimum required funds.

Hope it helps.

 

[manpindersingh]

If, at the time of landing, you have in your account equal or more than the minimum required funds as stated by IRCC, then you should rest assured that it won't harm your application at all, regardless how much funds you had shown during your e-APR (filing the profile).

As of now, many applicants who are landing there say that they were not even asked for to show their POF at the time of landing.
However, each applicant and border officer is different. You can't be sure that you will not be asked for to show POF. Asking for POF at the time of landing is totally on the discretion of the officer who checks your landing documents.

But, in your case, at the time of landing, if you have minimum required funds, then you don't need to worry at all. It doesn't have any relation with how much funds you had shown during your e-APR, as far as you maintain minimum required funds.

Hope it helps.

Hi @jpv2212 there is a question for you in May AOR discussion. Please check and reply. Thanks in advance.

 

[shilpi]

My agent's email is on there so he ll be the one who'll get the email. He hasn't contacted me yet

Ok... in my case all details were mine.. My agent used to upload the docs or guide me how to reply CIC... But what is the registered email ID with CIC in your case?.. shouldn't it be of candidate?... correct me if there is a provision for otherwise, I don't have full knowledge...

 

[olipearce1987]

Thanks for sharing. Hope to get something positive soon.

was yours the same?

 

[manpindersingh]

was yours the same?

No mine was completely different. I will try to post the exact content for your reference. For me they specified my UCI and then wrote that please pay RPRF by 18-July. They gave me 1 week period to pay the fees.