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[Daljeet1]

Current processing:

From where do you get this info? Is it reliable? I hope you dont mind me asking this because I cannot find any info on cic website

 

[andy108]

From where do you get this info? Is it reliable? I hope you dont mind me asking this because I cannot find any info on cic website

This is based on myimmitracker.com data.

 

[preet.tech89]

This is based on myimmitracker.com data.

Could you please let me know how stream is being identified? I mean when I submitted my application, there was no option to select the stream. When I see the tracker, everyone mentioned like FSW, CEC, PNP etc. (PS: I am aware about those streams but I am wondering how a candidate selects particualr steam while submitting the application?

 

[andy108]

Could you please let me know how stream is being identified? I mean when I submitted my application, there was no option to select the stream. When I see the tracker, everyone mentioned like FSW, CEC, PNP etc. (PS: I am aware about those streams but I am wondering how a candidate selects particualr steam while submitting the application?

Its easy, CEC - The Canadian Experience Class is for skilled workers who have Canadian work experience and want to become permanent residents

FSW - Federal Skilled Worker

PNP - Sponsored by a province or territory.

Which one applied to you?

Now, secondly, are you In Canada or Outside of Canada?

 

[preet.tech89]

Its easy, CEC - The Canadian Experience Class is for skilled workers who have Canadian work experience and want to become permanent residents

FSW - Federal Skilled Worker

PNP - Sponsored by a province or territory.

Which one applied to you?

Now, secondly, are you In Canada or Outside of Canada?

I was applicable for 3, FSW, CEC and PNP in profile I met all those three categories.... Yes I am in Canada...that's why I asked how do they decide the category after application submission....

 

[andy108]

I saw some similar posts, do you have sponsorship from which province? also did you provide PoF?

Under CEC you don't need to.

 

[andy108]

Some similar posts: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/cec-pnp-inland.620477/

 

[preet.tech89]

I saw some similar posts, do you have sponsorship from which province? also did you provide PoF?

Under CEC you don't need to.

Sponsorship from ON province....yes I did provide PoF...

 

[Daljeet1]

This is based on myimmitracker.com data.

Ohh!! Thanks for the info.

 

[andy108]

Sponsorship from ON province....yes I did provide PoF...

I would say you are PNP-In then, CEC do not require PoF.

The downside? PNP-In tend to have longest processing time.

 

[andy108]

Any new November AORs?

 

[preet.tech89]

I would say you are PNP-In then, CEC do not require PoF.

The downside? PNP-In tend to have longest processing time.

approx how much time?

 

[Uyai]

Please add me to the WhatsApp group. Thanks

 

[andy108]

approx how much time?

On average 250 days or so.

 

[andy_J]

Want to ask one question for my friend, he got AOR and he has submitted his application by paying immigration processing fees and RPRF as well, now he came to know that he has to do biometric as well and he has to pay the fees along with Immigration and RPRF fee which he has already paid without biometrics fee, now want to ask that whether he as to do the biometrics or not and if yes how to submit the fees,

Many Thanks