Thank you. Yes it helps. I am above 180 days and the last communication is that my file is awaiting final review. I wonder what that means? Still in NA2.
We are at PPR stage now and sent our passport copies/visa photos to London VO (we are in UK) which were delivered last Monday (4th Dec) - I am wondering how long we might have to wait for COPR to come through? We are hoping to fly 24th Jan 18 - reckon that is enough time?
Sorry to be a bother @BillHyatt, just one more question. Is this “queue” normally a long one? How long do you estimate it may take for it to finally get to the Officer? I see a trend of LVO giving both IP2 and PPR same day lately so does that suggest once it gets to the Officer, there’s a possibility of PPR soon after that? Just wondering how long it takes when you’re on the queue.
Sorry to be a bother @BillHyatt, just one more question. Is this “queue” normally a long one? How long do you estimate it may take for it to finally get to the Officer? I see a trend of LVO giving both IP2 and PPR same day lately so does that suggest once it gets to the Officer, there’s a possibility of PPR soon after that? Just wondering how long it takes when you’re on the queue.
There is no specific time as it depends on the visa officer your file is allocated to. Some applicants get through this process within days and some are stuck for weeks.
PPR can come from within few minutes to more than a month depending on the type of review and security checks. On average it is taking 21 Days from IP2 to PPR nowadays for London Visa Office for PNP.
IP2 is basically when a final review of all checks is done: the agent's recommendation, background check is concluded, ADRs or interviews are requested if needed, all parameters are checked. If all look good, PPR is activated.