CIC PR Thread [PNP -> Paper Based Application]

[vpkasbek]

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Hi there, just wanted to know if they mail the MR letter or they email it?

Thanks

Most receive via email if not mycic.

 

[bcpnp_phd2017]

Most receive via email if not mycic.

Thanks man!

 

[bcpnp_phd2017]

Hello all,

I applied under BC post-graduate PNP stream (phd degree in-land): application received on Jan. 27, 2017 and got my AOR on March 15, 2017.
My question is: I received a letter via email 3 weeks ago that I was requested to submit some docs such as copy of passports, schedule A (travel info.), PR fee payment, and PCC, while I had already submitted all of them (before getting AOR).
I am wondering if somebody here has received such a letter and what I have to do. (Of course, at the end of letter, it states that ignore this letter if it does not apply to you).

is there anybody here with the same situation like me?

Cheers

 

[sunny_guyed]

Is it real to get AOR within 30 days?)

 

[Chibuz]

Is it real to get AOR within 30 days?)

Did you get yours in 30days?

Are you an inland applicant?

 

[Chibuz]

Hello all,

I applied under BC post-graduate PNP stream (phd degree in-land): application received on Jan. 27, 2017 and got my AOR on March 15, 2017.
My question is: I received a letter via email 3 weeks ago that I was requested to submit some docs such as copy of passports, schedule A (travel info.), PR fee payment, and PCC, while I had already submitted all of them (before getting AOR).
I am wondering if somebody here has received such a letter and what I have to do. (Of course, at the end of letter, it states that ignore this letter if it does not apply to you).

is there anybody here with the same situation like me?

Cheers

Did you link your application online within seven calender days?

If you did, they should ask you to upload whatever form online.

However, if you did link your application, then I suggest you give CIC a call. Specifically see if you can get the number to the NS office

 

[vpkasbek]

Is it real to get AOR within 30 days?)

Completely possible. I have known folks who did.

 

[sunny_guyed]

Did you get yours in 30days?

Are you an inland applicant?

I am an inland PN applicant. Have submitted my applications by a regular mail to Nova Scotia office.

 

[sunny_guyed]

Completely possible. I have known folks who did.

That is cool. Is this related to all applicants or outland? I am an inland PN applicant

 

[Chibuz]

That is cool. Is this related to all applicants or outland? I am an inland PN applicant

what is PN?

 

[sunny_guyed]

what is PN?

Provincial Nominee

Sorry should have said PNP not PN

 

[manpreetcan]

Hi,

Thanks, for your reply may I ask what was your medical passed date and how many months you got for landing.

We passed medical in first week of January and haven't heard anything from then.

Just wondering if they sent PPR in next 2 months or so then we will have 2 months validity of visa or what.

Regards,

I also have assumed this, because I have received passports on 15Jul/17 and visa is valid til 22June 2018 and visa issued date was 11Jul/17 and at gckey my medical passed gets reflected on 24June.

 

[Chibuz]

Provincial Nominee

Sorry should have said PNP not PN

Cool. Which province nominated you?

Any idea if getting AOR in 30days is in anyway dependent on the province that issued the nomination?

I'm yet to read of a BC PNP nominee that received AOR in 30days

 

[MChahal]

Cool. Which province nominated you?

Any idea if getting AOR in 30days is in anyway dependent on the province that issued the nomination?

I'm yet to read of a BC PNP nominee that received AOR in 30days

Currently, Applicants with application received date is in first week of May are getting AoRs

 

[vpkasbek]

That is cool. Is this related to all applicants or outland? I am an inland PN applicant

When it comes to stage until first AOR, INLAND/OUTLAND categorization is irrelevant since regardless of your country of residence it is all processed at CIO Sydney and thereafter the processing varies once transferred to your local visa office. Hope this helps!