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[moonjuice]

HI All, Received my COPR email today. Details below
CEC -Inland
ITA - Sept 16 2020
AOR - Nov 14 2020
MEP/BIL - Dec 23 2020.
COPR - Apr 10 2021

Thank you everyone and Wish you all good luck..

CONGRATS!!!

 

[cyystef]

HI All, Received my COPR email today. Details below
CEC -Inland
ITA - Sept 16 2020
AOR - Nov 14 2020
MEP/BIL - Dec 23 2020.
COPR - Apr 10 2021

Thank you everyone and Wish you all good luck..

Congrats!

 

[ZforZhiyuan]

any pnp inland get any updates?

Same boat here. As far as i can see from all the postings on various websites, overall not much going on for PNP EE inland since start of the COVID, i've seen some AOR Apr/Jun 2020 inland applicants stuck at Final Decision stage, all other stages passed.

 

[Corico]

Hi,
I am Inland EE PNP AOR November, with sibling PR. Process is stuck at security (not started). Sydney-NS VO.
Seems like Sydney VO is not processing any FSW-PNP, only CEC-PNP.

Do you guys know if because of my sibling PR, Canadian experience and provincial nomination I am going to get my final decision faster than others without sibling PR or not?

I know there is nothing on the IRCC website, but I just wanted to check with seniors such as @legalfalcon and applicants with similar situation.

 

[GXSINGH]

got my 2nd GU today, first was on Feb 25. Little hopeful that this signals Ottawa VO is moving files too.

 

[legalfalcon]

Hi,
I am Inland EE PNP AOR November, with sibling PR. Process is stuck at security (not started). Sydney-NS VO.
Seems like Sydney VO is not processing any FSW-PNP, only CEC-PNP.

Do you guys know if because of my sibling PR, Canadian experience and provincial nomination I am going to get my final decision faster than others without sibling PR or not?

I know there is nothing on the IRCC website, but I just wanted to check with seniors such as @legalfalcon and applicants with similar situation.

Having a sibling or a PNP nomination has no bearing on how fast your application will be processed.

If you are a CEC applicant and in Canada, then those applications are currently being processed.

As per IRCC's 2019 annual report the processing times, i.e. pre-COVID were as follows:

How long did it take to process an Express Entry application?
Table 35 displays the time, in months, that IRCC took to process 80% of applications under each program. In 2019, IRCC did not meet the processing standard of finalizing 80% of all applications sourced via Express Entry within six months. The processing time for Express Entry, overall, was eight months. As an alternative measure of processing times, 60% of applications finalized in the 12-month period ending on December 31, 2019, were completed within the six-month service standard.

Table 35: Processing Times for Express Entry applications finalized by year and immigration category, in months

Program	2017	2018	2019
Canadian Experience Class	4	5	7
Federal Skilled Worker	4	6	9
Provincial/Territorial Nominee	6	6	9
Federal Skilled Trades	6	7	12
All Programs	5	5	8

Source: CIC_EDW (MBR) as of January 3, 2020
Data is operational and as such should be considered preliminary and subject to change.

 

[Akkisumi]

got my 2nd GU today, first was on Feb 25. Little hopeful that this signals Ottawa VO is moving files too.

Category??

 

[Ahamed06]

got my 2nd GU today, first was on Feb 25. Little hopeful that this signals Ottawa VO is moving files too.

So did your background status change?

 

[Risingstar13]

Having a sibling or a PNP nomination has no bearing on how fast your application will be processed.

If you are a CEC applicant and in Canada, then those applications are currently being processed.

As per IRCC's 2019 annual report the processing times, i.e. pre-COVID were as follows:

How long did it take to process an Express Entry application?
Table 35 displays the time, in months, that IRCC took to process 80% of applications under each program. In 2019, IRCC did not meet the processing standard of finalizing 80% of all applications sourced via Express Entry within six months. The processing time for Express Entry, overall, was eight months. As an alternative measure of processing times, 60% of applications finalized in the 12-month period ending on December 31, 2019, were completed within the six-month service standard.

Table 35: Processing Times for Express Entry applications finalized by year and immigration category, in months

Program	2017	2018	2019
Canadian Experience Class	4	5	7
Federal Skilled Worker	4	6	9
Provincial/Territorial Nominee	6	6	9
Federal Skilled Trades	6	7	12
All Programs	5	5	8

Source: CIC_EDW (MBR) as of January 3, 2020
Data is operational and as such should be considered preliminary and subject to change.

So you mean PNPs are not processed at all . Is taking our application back and applying in the new policy worth it ? Cz now I have completed one year of experience@legalfalcon

 

[Corico]

Having a sibling or a PNP nomination has no bearing on how fast your application will be processed.

If you are a CEC applicant and in Canada, then those applications are currently being processed.

As per IRCC's 2019 annual report the processing times, i.e. pre-COVID were as follows:

How long did it take to process an Express Entry application?
Table 35 displays the time, in months, that IRCC took to process 80% of applications under each program. In 2019, IRCC did not meet the processing standard of finalizing 80% of all applications sourced via Express Entry within six months. The processing time for Express Entry, overall, was eight months. As an alternative measure of processing times, 60% of applications finalized in the 12-month period ending on December 31, 2019, were completed within the six-month service standard.

Table 35: Processing Times for Express Entry applications finalized by year and immigration category, in months

Program	2017	2018	2019
Canadian Experience Class	4	5	7
Federal Skilled Worker	4	6	9
Provincial/Territorial Nominee	6	6	9
Federal Skilled Trades	6	7	12
All Programs	5	5	8

Source: CIC_EDW (MBR) as of January 3, 2020
Data is operational and as such should be considered preliminary and subject to change.

Hi @legalfalcon thanks for your prompt support. So in this case that I applied in Nov 2020 as FSW PNP INLAND EE, do you think it is better to withdraw my application and apply as CEC Inland as now I have completed 1 year experience?
Because the IRCC is processing CEC but not my case.

Regards

 

[JRD0218]

@legalfalcon
Hello,
On one hand IRCC has launched a new plan for immigration and on the other side they have updated application processing speed.
However, No clarity has been provided for FSW o.
I am bit confused. Which direction it is taking .
There is a line of thought that the restrictions are going to be eased or vice versa
What are your views on this looking at the situation there ?
Any thoughts on when they would start issuing ppr or process applications on normal pace ?

Many thanks

 

[legalfalcon]

Hi @legalfalcon thanks for your prompt support. So in this case that I applied in Nov 2020 as FSW PNP INLAND EE, do you think it is better to withdraw my application and apply as CEC Inland as now I have completed 1 year experience?
Because the IRCC is processing CEC but not my case.

Regards

Filing a new application doe snot guarantee that it will be processed faster and if you withdraw your current application, you will be losing on the processing time as well as the time you will have to wait for the next draw.

However, ultimately it is your decision and your application. You have to figure out what is in your best interest.

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon
Hello,
On one hand IRCC has launched a new plan for immigration and on the other side they have updated application processing speed.
However, No clarity has been provided for FSW o.
I am bit confused. Which direction it is taking .
There is a line of thought that the restrictions are going to be eased or vice versa
What are your views on this looking at the situation there ?
Any thoughts on when they would start issuing ppr or process applications on normal pace ?

Many thanks

Until the travel restrictions are eased, applicants outside Canada will have to wait, and IRCC will continue to find pathways for individuals already in Canada to meet its immigration targets. The most recent public policy announced is temporary, starting in May and ending in November. It will not have much impact on the applications already filed.

 

[legalfalcon]

So you mean PNPs are not processed at all . Is taking our application back and applying in the new policy worth it ? Cz now I have completed one year of experience@legalfalcon

See my post above.

 

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