CEC INLAND SHARE YOUR TIMELINE

[vzoo]

Guys!

I'm CEC inland too..landed in just before 7 months..timeline below in signature.

Wow med passed after 2 and a half months!
So i guess there's really nothing to worry about this Med Passed thing.

 

[jaybe]

Wow med passed after 2 and a half months!
So i guess there's really nothing to worry about this Med Passed thing.

That's normal, mine took 3 months to pass meds.

 

[vzoo]

That's normal, mine took 3 months to pass meds.

Thanks for the info!
Good to know.

 

[Fizar]

2-3 months for medz... Oh Boy!...

I have a Frienemy called Patience.. :-X

 

[rg74]

God knows why the Medicals take so long for CEC Inland applicants. For FSW Outland applicants some pass as early as 1 week.

 

[Fizar]

God knows why the Medicals take so long for CEC Inland applicants. For FSW Outland applicants some pass as early as 1 week.

I know I have been wondering why? I took mine about a lil over a week ago... i guess i am just impatient... I expected inalnds CEC to be faster as well...being bias... 8)

 

[rg74]

For inland applicants they can know the medical history in a minute just by the health card details unlike the Outland aplicants. Wish it was faster and saved all the stress until medical passes

I know I have been wondering why? I took mine about a lil over a week ago... i guess i am just impatient... I expected inalnds CEC to be faster as well...being bias... 8)

 

[Fizar]

For inland applicants they can know the medical history in a minute just by the health card details unlike the Outland aplicants. Wish it was faster and saved all the stress until medical passes

Whooa!!! that is true. I did not think about that. ohh well..the waiting game has began

 

[jackhcd]

God knows why the Medicals take so long for CEC Inland applicants. For FSW Outland applicants some pass as early as 1 week.

30 FTEs allocated to CEC as opposed to 206 FTEs for FSW... this may explain the backlog with inland CEC applications

Source: IRCC's Report on Plans and Priorities 2016–2017

 

[Tala_08]

ITA - August 10th, 2016
AOR - August 11th, 2016
Medicals Passed
Review of Eligibility in progress
BG - in progress
RCMP Requested - September 30 2016
RCMP Submitted - October 12, 2016
Additional Documents Required - Provided secluded A
BG check - same not changed
After submitting RCMP I have not Got any update .
RCMP still showing provided.


Is it normal?

Hi. Did you have your PPR already? I just want to know how many months it took for them to request for your passport after you submiited the additional docs that they asked for.

 

[rg74]

Ahh.. that explains it !! So just need to wait patiently.

30 FTEs allocated to CEC as opposed to 206 FTEs for FSW... this may explain the backlog with inland CEC applications

Source: IRCC's Report on Plans and Priorities 2016–2017

 

[fkl]

30 FTEs allocated to CEC as opposed to 206 FTEs for FSW... this may explain the backlog with inland CEC applications

Source: IRCC's Report on Plans and Priorities 2016–2017

That comment alone doesn't mean any thing. In all probability, number of applications for FSW could also be of the same proportion as opposed to CEC, which is very practical.

Far far more people apply for PR from all across the world via FSW as opposed to limited few who have worked in Canada on a skilled job for at least a year. To me its safe to assume the latter would be at max 10%

 

[jackhcd]

That comment alone doesn't mean any thing. In all probability, number of applications for FSW could also be of the same proportion as opposed to CEC, which is very practical.

Far far more people apply for PR from all across the world via FSW as opposed to limited few who have worked in Canada on a skilled job for at least a year. To me its safe to assume the latter would be at max 10%

According to Express Entry Year-End Report 2015, there were 8,046 applications received for CEC versus 8,693 for FSW. Interestingly, the average EE processing time (80% of applications finalized in x months or less) was only 3.5 months for CEC versus 4.7 months for FSW in the year of 2015.

In 2016 we start to see delay in processing the CEC applications. Under the assumption that the # of CEC application equals to (or outgrows) FSW's, the workforce allocated for each stream would best explain this trend.

 

[fkl]

According to Express Entry Year-End Report 2015, there were 8,046 applications received for CEC versus 8,693 for FSW. Interestingly, the average EE processing time (80% of applications finalized in x months or less) was only 3.5 months for CEC versus 4.7 months for FSW in the year of 2015.

In 2016 we start to see delay in processing the CEC applications. Under the assumption that the # of CEC application equals to (or outgrows) FSW's, the workforce allocated for each stream would best explain this trend.

Wow, that's a surprise for me. Probably the first time this being the case as EE is introduced.

I can confirm the 2015 data. Most people had similar timelines. I myself had CEC app through in 3.5 months roughly and most FSWs seemed like around 5ish.

Coming to think more of it, its definitely harder now for some one applying via FSW to actually get an ITA. There would be plenty people in the EE pools but most of them would be scoring under 450.

Unless you are really young, may be have a higher degree (PhD or at least masters) or multiple degrees, with a great language score, its tough to score that high without Canadian education or work experience.

But then again i wonder why CIC hasn't paid attention to this and adjust appropriately.

 

[Aamir087]

Hi everyone,

I am cec inland applicant with AOR 26th April 2016. (1 day left for 9 months mark)

My BG went in progress around in 20th September. and since then my security check is in progress.

My WP was expiring on Feb 17th, so I applied for BOWP on Dec 14th and got BOWP approved on 14th Jan.

Babies are born in 9 months, but PR is not :-X

I am hopeful, anxious, mad, patient and sad all at the same time; and not sure if there is a single word for this situation.