CIC PR Thread [PNP -> Paper Based Application]

[write2rtd]

You just have to wait for passport request.

Hi,

Am traveling to Halifax during first week of May, do I need to inform CIC?

Thanks!

 

[Sansu1112]

Hi there my husaband recieved med last mar 1 2018 we've done our med last mar 9 and his last mar 26 and our status now is medical has been recieved does it means we passed our med exam? And what comes next or should we already expect ppr? And by the way he was manitoba pnp and he applied paper based i dnt knw the exact timeline thanks for the response..

 

[petaji]

Hi there my husaband recieved med last mar 1 2018 we've done our med last mar 9 and his last mar 26 and our status now is medical has been recieved does it means we passed our med exam? And what comes next or should we already expect ppr? And by the way he was manitoba pnp and he applied paper based i dnt knw the exact timeline thanks for the response..

It’s hard to tell when we don’t know your timeline. From what I know, applicants from january 2017 just started getting PPR, but some applicants from nov, dec and even october 2016 are still waiting. It probably depends on the country of origin as well as on some other factors - single applicant/with spouse, province, outland/inland etc. I think that the status means that you passed the exam, but I an not sure. Try to call them tomorrow and they will tell you. 888-242-2100

 

[Sansu1112]

It’s hard to tell when we don’t know your timeline. From what I know, applicants from january 2017 just started getting PPR, but some applicants from nov, dec and even october 2016 are still waiting. It probably depends on the country of origin as well as on some other factors - single applicant/with spouse, province, outland/inland etc. I think that the status means that you passed the exam, but I an not sure. Try to call them tomorrow and they will tell you. 888-242-2100

Thank you for the response..Were here in philippines and my husband is in manitoba i think he apply last 2017 but i do not know the exact month

 

[Sansu1112]

It’s hard to tell when we don’t know your timeline. From what I know, applicants from january 2017 just started getting PPR, but some applicants from nov, dec and even october 2016 are still waiting. It probably depends on the country of origin as well as on some other factors - single applicant/with spouse, province, outland/inland etc. I think that the status means that you passed the exam, but I an not sure. Try to call them tomorrow and they will tell you. 888-242-2100

Thank you for the response..Were here in philippines and my husband is in manitoba i think he apply last 2017 but i do not know the exact month

 

[stellar79]

any Jan/ Feb 2018 PNP INLAND applicants here?
My Timeline:-
File received: 17-JAN-2018
AOR/File number email- 21-FEB-2018

NO updates so far!!
File is still in process.

 

[PMorden]

My spouse (dependent) passport is renewed today my AOR 22 feb18, no file transfer mail received yet.
How to update his passport details please guide thanks.
Does he need to submit PCC again with new passport details ? and where?

 

[Asma_Amin]

any Jan/ Feb 2018 PNP INLAND applicants here?
My Timeline:-
File received: 17-JAN-2018
AOR/File number email- 21-FEB-2018

NO updates so far!!
File is still in process.

Hey there! I am an inland PNP applicant from last year. From my experience I can tell you that it will be a few more months before you hear from them again. I mailed my documents to Sydney, Nova Scotia mid March and got AOR end of March. The next time they contacted me was in September (6 months) for Right for Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) request and other general stuff, such as police clearance, if you haven't submitted that yet. After that, it seemed to move a little faster and I got my pre-arrival letter (December 2017- not that useful if you are already in Canada like me) and then a medical request (March 2018). I am now waiting for my PPR since I passed my medical in March. Hope this helps

 

[lileka]

Hey there! I am an inland PNP applicant from last year. From my experience I can tell you that it will be a few more months before you hear from them again. I mailed my documents to Sydney, Nova Scotia mid March and got AOR end of March. The next time they contacted me was in September (6 months) for Right for Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) request and other general stuff, such as police clearance, if you haven't submitted that yet. After that, it seemed to move a little faster and I got my pre-arrival letter (December 2017- not that useful if you are already in Canada like me) and then a medical request (March 2018). I am now waiting for my PPR since I passed my medical in March. Hope this helps

Did you get your MR on March 14?

 

[stellar79]

Hey there! I am an inland PNP applicant from last year. From my experience I can tell you that it will be a few more months before you hear from them again. I mailed my documents to Sydney, Nova Scotia mid March and got AOR end of March. The next time they contacted me was in September (6 months) for Right for Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) request and other general stuff, such as police clearance, if you haven't submitted that yet. After that, it seemed to move a little faster and I got my pre-arrival letter (December 2017- not that useful if you are already in Canada like me) and then a medical request (March 2018). I am now waiting for my PPR since I passed my medical in March. Hope this helps

I submitted everything with my file! Rprf and pcc... with the current pattern and i guess they did speed up the process for recent applications... i hope we get MR in upcoming 6-7 months

 

[Asma_Amin]

Did you get your MR on March 14?

I got the request for medical on March 2nd. And passed within a week of getting my tests done.
I hope it moves faster for all of us too!

 

[lileka]

I got the request for medical on March 2nd. And passed within a week of getting my tests done.
I hope it moves faster for all of us too!

Thank you for the info. I'm very curious to find out when they will start sending out PPRs to March-April 2017 applicants

 

[rabikdor]

Thank you for the info. I'm very curious to find out when they will start sending out PPRs to March-April 2017 applicants

You meant the AORs received in March-April 2017 or applications received in March-April 2017?

 

[lileka]

You meant the AORs received in March-April 2017 or applications received in March-April 2017?

from the previous cases I don't see the AOR to matter, I meant the date application sent if we are talking about the paper-based applicants.

 

[Sansu1112]

Hey there! I am an inland PNP applicant from last year. From my experience I can tell you that it will be a few more months before you hear from them again. I mailed my documents to Sydney, Nova Scotia mid March and got AOR end of March. The next time they contacted me was in September (6 months) for Right for Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) request and other general stuff, such as police clearance, if you haven't submitted that yet. After that, it seemed to move a little faster and I got my pre-arrival letter (December 2017- not that useful if you are already in Canada like me) and then a medical request (March 2018). I am now waiting for my PPR since I passed my medical in March. Hope this helps

Hi there i think we have the same timeline we got mr last mar 1 2018 then we did our med last mar 7 and my husband last mar 26 though our med says medical has been rcv.. Where you vo our vo is manila