AOR: March 28th
Medical passed: May 27th
Bio: Sept 22 (Which is the first day Service Canada start biometric collection again, and it was updated the same day)
Criminality: still in process (according to the agent, no one has even look at my biometric yet)
very stressful
don't know what to do.
I guess a lot of people are on the same boat with me. but well~
AOR: March 28th
Medical passed: May 27th
Bio: Sept 22 (Which is the first day Service Canada start biometric collection again, and it was updated the same day)
Criminality: still in process (according to the agent, no one has even look at my biometric yet)
very stressful
don't know what to do.
I guess a lot of people are on the same boat with me. but well~
same case my status is same as it was in july( criminality in process and security not started) whereas two of my friends form late july AOR got their Copr last to last week
same case my status is same as it was in july( criminality in process and security not started) whereas two of my friends form late july AOR got their Copr last to last week
AOR: March 28th
Medical passed: May 27th
Bio: Sept 22 (Which is the first day Service Canada start biometric collection again, and it was updated the same day)
Criminality: still in process (according to the agent, no one has even look at my biometric yet)
very stressful
don't know what to do.
I guess a lot of people are on the same boat with me. but well~
Yes my case is same as you. I am exempted from Bio but my bio details updated to profile on 15th Oct. since that no one has looked at it file. According IRCC agent someone needs to validate and update those biometrics on file then only criminality check will be kicked off.
I dont know how long it is going to take. It is very messed up process
Our PR cards arrived in the post today, finally bringing this to a close! Details for anyone interested:
AOR: March 15th
BIL: April 30th
Biometrics passed: Oct 23rd
COPR: Oct 23rd
PR card photos mailed: Oct 30th
PR card application approved: Nov 23rd
PR cards arrived: Nov 26th
We're CEC inland, everything at the Etobicoke office.
@prapplicant505 505 Hi Hi were you able to link your pr card application? My photos were delivered on Monday, and I still haven't been able to link it.
Dear @legalfalcon , so this is exactly the question- which actions could be taken by the applicant in order the officer pay attention on the case? To write the inquiry to the MP? To raise multiple web-forms about the status? To call to the IRCC call-center? To order the GCMS/CBSA notes? I want to believe there should be the way of expediting the process...
There is nothing an applicant do to expedite the process as such. Webforms / GCMS / CBSA notes, or even contacting the MP would not lead to the faster processing.
Given that you posted this on March 2020 thread, I am assuming that your AoR is March 2020. If that is so, then your application is well within the average time frame. Asper the 2019 annual report an average EE FSW application took 9 months, and this was pre-COVID.
Also if your application is stuck in enhanced security screening, then it can take way longer.
GCMS / CBSA / webform and contacting a MP only help you know the processing details of your application.
How long did it take to process an Express Entry application?
Table 35 displays the time, in months, that IRCC took to process 80% of applications under each program. In 2019, IRCC did not meet the processing standard of finalizing 80% of all applications sourced via Express Entry within six months. The processing time for Express Entry, overall, was eight months. As an alternative measure of processing times, 60% of applications finalized in the 12-month period ending on December 31, 2019, were completed within the six-month service standard.
Table 35: Processing Times for Express Entry applications finalized by year and immigration category, in months
Program
2017
2018
2019
Canadian Experience Class
4
5
7
Federal Skilled Worker
4
6
9
Provincial/Territorial Nominee
6
6
9
Federal Skilled Trades
6
7
12
All Programs
5
5
8
Source: CIC_EDW (MBR) as of January 3, 2020
Data is operational and as such should be considered preliminary and subject to change.
Processing times refer to the time in which 80% of applications were finalized by IRCC. The processing time is measured from the day a complete application is received until the time a final decision is made by an immigration officer.
That means eligibility is passed and security is passed .. Only criminality check is pending in that mostly they verify you biometrics, check RCMP records and submitted PCCs
I am also in same state from last 2 months. It is showing in progress but it might have not started because your biometrics are not validated and updated in file.
Similar to you.. Calling every 2 week but getting same answers that due to covid things are delayed
AOR; 20th March 2020
Medical Passed: 19th May 2020
Biometrics completed: 15th October 2020
CoPR: Still waiting
Congratulations for submitting your eAPR and becoming part of March 2020 AOR gang.
This thread is to assist everyone with questions in relation to process tracking, trends, processing timelines concerns and just to get together and plan the upcoming move over to Canada while trying to understand when to expect your PPR.
Good luck!
I will be sharing some statistics below to help you with the process.
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Please submit your questions here and will do my best to answer those!
I am warehouse supervisor and have MBA in operation and logistics living in New Zealand but I am india on work visa . Want to come to Canada please suggest me how can I come through PNP programme as my crs score are less
Thanks
