AOR in February 2017 - Connect Here!

[BienCanada]

Carefully read Falcon's thread on floor 6980 and 6984, although I am still wondering the same what's the complication soliciting provincial document, but afterall they have their own mechanism we are in no position of questioning, and the provinces are indeed busy this year. It's a plausible explanation.

Then it is certain that cic will not be able to process more than 75% applications in under 6 months.

 

[firstone]

Then it is certain that cic will not be able to process more than 75% applications in under 6 months.

Well most of the January PNPO applicants got their PPR in 5.5 months so I am still optimistic and hopeful that our cases move froward from CIO and reach the stage of PPR in next two weeks.

 

[wyzdr]

Then it is certain that cic will not be able to process more than 75% applications in under 6 months.

I'll say it's no where near that figure

 

[andy108]

Applicants by stream:

PNP Inland/Outland % out of all applicants (in support of LegalFalcon words)

Jan: 41%
Feb: 24%
March: 12%
April: 8%
May: 11%
June: 10%

Share of PNP has rapidly declined.

https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/tra...cy-application/analytics/applicants-by-stream

 

[BienCanada]

I'll say it's no where near that figure

I am just using this tracker:
https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/january-2017-aor-permanent-residency-tracker

Overall out of 407 active cases(medical passed+ppr), 275 have ppr. In next 2.5 weeks I dont think more than 30 of those will get ppr at their rate, of late. Hence, I said it will be at best 75%.

 

[raj273canada]

I just feel that there should be some interface between cic and pnp teams early on. 600 points awarded only if the applicant is deemed fit by both teams. Post ITA the PNP application should be vetted for background, security, eligibility etc by CIC. i cant imagine info on our files again rechecked. I sense that there might be duplication of efforts somewhere. By the way i am also a pnp feb 20th applicant who started his application in Jan16 and is waiting anxiously

 

[endor]

Account was just updated and said application approved.

FSW-O HK Office

Timeline below:
ITA Jan 11 2017
AOR Feb 18 2017
MED Apr 15 2017
BGNS Apr 15 2017
BGNA Apr 27 2017
BGIP Jun 07 2017
PPR Jul 05 2017
APRVD Jul 12 2017

Best of luck to all AOR Feb applicants!!

 

[wyzdr]

Applicants by stream:

PNP Inland/Outland % out of all applicants (in support of LegalFalcon words)

Jan: 41%
Feb: 24%
March: 12%
April: 8%
May: 11%
June: 10%

Share of PNP has rapidly declined.

https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/tra...cy-application/analytics/applicants-by-stream

Good listening is finally out and now.

I am just using this tracker:
https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/january-2017-aor-permanent-residency-tracker

Overall out of 407 active cases(medical passed+ppr), 275 have ppr. In next 2.5 weeks I dont think more than 30 of those will get ppr at their rate, of late. Hence, I said it will be at best 75%.

Yes， but January is not February, check their timeline, each step is progressing way faster. February is where most PNP cases got stuck. February is a whole new ball game.

 

[Nik_shy]

Same here, submitted rprf fee in april n no one touched my file since then... hv same status need addtionl dcm

@narindersahib
Any update on your file, as we share the same Timeline and stream, my BG status is still NA since April 27

 

[Sapsan]

Good listening is finally out and now.

Yes， but January is not February, check their timeline, each step is progressing way faster. February is where most PNP cases got stuck. February is a whole new ball game.

ironically, famous Groundhog day is also in February

 

[wyzdr]

ironically, famous Groundhog day is also in February

Haha, This I didn't realize , it's a real classic! God bless we are not living in the fantasy of an infinite loop.

 

[andy108]

Good listening is finally out and now.

Yes， but January is not February, check their timeline, each step is progressing way faster. February is where most PNP cases got stuck. February is a whole new ball game.

Sorry not getting you. The processing time for PNP continues to increase, from 120 days on average to 160 days as of now.

 

[Ady0329]

Sorry not getting you. The processing time for PNP continues to increase, from 120 days on average to 160 days as of now.

I'm on 156th day PNPO ontario nominated

 

[BienCanada]

I'm on 156th day PNPO ontario nominated

147th day...FSWO. If this week there is no update then will be requesting notes.

 

[traveler982]

143th day....PNP-O

I have already ordered notes last week.