Hey I want to to know what is the significance of receiving RPRF letter. I am June AOR FSW outland and cleared medicals mid of July. Yesterday I received RPRF letter.
Select: "Permanent resident card" in the drop-down menu under "what are you applying for"
and select "No, I am waiting for my first card" under "Did you submit a PR card application or solemn declaration?"
I observed 2 to 6 months from the following tracker:
Select: "Permanent resident card" in the drop-down menu under "what are you applying for"
and select "No, I am waiting for my first card" under "Did you submit a PR card application or solemn declaration?"
I observed 2 to 6 months from the following tracker:
Yes you got that because you have selected a wrong case for your situation!.. you are economic immigration- permanent residence class... then choose if CEC or FSC or Trades
Select: "Permanent resident card" in the drop-down menu under "what are you applying for"
and select "No, I am waiting for my first card" under "Did you submit a PR card application or solemn declaration?"
I observed 2 to 6 months from the following tracker:
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The whole goal of the tracker is to support the immigrant community and make waiting pass-by easier.
Statuses by month May:
*We can see that most may got cleared their MEP and some started to get PPR.
Statuses by month June:
*June pretty much cleared their MEPs, but at this stage, not many got PPRs and some are still waiting for MEPs *unless their have not updated their statuses despite receiving reminders) .
Statuses by month July:
*As July coming to an end we see that no July applicants have received MEP as of yet, those who marked as MEP most likely got confused with medical pass date and medical done date.
Background statuses by period report (those who didn't get PPR):
*As we can see most of the applicants keep sitting in IP1 status for most of the time, however, when we reach 6 month mark IP2 becomes dominant status (i.e. January)
Source:
Total number of applicants:
*As we can see the number of total number of applicants at mid-year is about similar to last year, we don't see much of an increase in reported applicants.
Average by Family Size:
*As we can see there is no greater difference between processing time and family size, however, most applicants have 2-3 dependants, 4-5 is rather odd one out, hence not really representative from overall image.
Source: https://myimmitracker.com/en/dashboard/canada/estimation_and_analysis
Average by province:
*There is actually quite a dramatic difference, while Alberta and Nova Scotia being super fast, BC and Ontario take ages to process PPR. We generally believe that provinces have little impact on processing, but as per chat below impact is quite significant.
Source: https://myimmitracker.com/en/dashboard/canada/estimation_and_analysis