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[tobs]

You are under security screening as well.

Based on??

 

[tobs]

I agree to disagree to that ma’am!

Wait a min, are you taking his side just becoz he is from Nigeria too ? That’s unfair

(Rolls eyes out of socket)

 

[navinball]

Based on??

Lot of factors. Anyone who is close to 7 months processing is most likely waiting on background security checks and should be prepared to wait 6 more months.

 

[tobs]

Lot of factors. Anyone who is close to 7 months processing is most likely waiting on background security checks and should be prepared to wait 6 more months.

Not anymore. Processing times are generally slower now. So people are more likely to wait 7 to 8 months as opposed to 4-5 months in 2017 and early 2018.
Quite a number of April 2018 applicants got their PPR 8th month (November)

 

[pursuit_of_happiness]

(Rolls eyes out of socket)

Haha that’s one funny eye roll!

It’s extra funny as most people are concerned about PPR and we are playing eye rolls

 

[navinball]

Not anymore. Processing times are generally slower now. So people are more likely to wait 7 to 8 months as opposed to 4-5 months in 2017 and early 2018.
Quite a number of April 2018 applicants got their PPR 8th month (November)

Processing times are not slower. The people you see on this forum have slower processing times. They make up less than 5% of cases.

 

[pursuit_of_happiness]

Processing times are not slower. The people you see on this forum have slower processing times. They make up less than 5% of cases.

What kind of statistical analysis did you do to get to this percentage ? Please enlighten us.

 

[tobs]

Processing times are not slower. The people you see on this forum have slower processing times. They make up less than 5% of cases.

I disagree. Even people not on this forum are still waiting, 7 months in. I personally know a couple. If out of 5%, 2.5% are still waiting. What do you think the % of people waiting in the remaining 95% will be? Still points to slower processing times overall.
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Ps: I'm not trying to start an argument. I'm just disagreeing with your views.

 

[navinball]

What kind of statistical analysis did you do to get to this percentage ? Please enlighten us.

Cic issues around 7500 itas every month. Assuming 6000 of those turn into actual applications. This June thread probably has 100 of those posting. 5% is generous.

 

[pursuit_of_happiness]

I disagree. Even people not on this forum are still waiting, 7 months in. I personally know a couple. If out of 5%, 2.5% are still waiting. What do you think the % of people waiting in the remaining 95% will be? Still points to slower processing times overall.
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Ps: I'm not trying to start an argument. I'm just disagreeing with your views.

Yea , give him an eye roll @tobs

 

[tobs]

Yea , give him an eye roll @tobs

Lol. You're a trouble maker

 

[navinball]

I disagree. Even people not on this forum are still waiting, 7 months in. I personally know a couple. If out of 5%, 2.5% are still waiting. What do you think the % of people waiting in the remaining 95% will be? Still points to slower processing times overall.
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Ps: I'm not trying to start an argument. I'm just disagreeing with your views.

You just don't have the numbers to back your 'slower processing time' theory.

 

[tobs]

You just don't have the numbers to back your 'slower processing time' theory.

Neither do you. Immitracker gives us a sample size to work with.
Ps: quite a number of people with cases on immitracker aren't on this forum and vice versa.

 

[ts270890]

Processing times are not slower. The people you see on this forum have slower processing times. They make up less than 5% of cases.

Based on the record i can see from myimmitracker - about 65% june applicant got PPR. 2017 average time from AOR to PPR was 100 days but in 2018 it is 175 days.

almost all PPRs record in myimmitracker in last few weeks had wait time 180+ days.

anyways i am not ruling out that I am not in SS, i will wait till i get my ATIP note. but i am surprised by your confidence.

 

[pursuit_of_happiness]

Cic issues around 7500 itas every month. Assuming 6000 of those turn into actual applications. This June thread probably has 100 of those posting. 5% is generous.

Dude you are using words like assuming and probably. You can’t get to anything with that.