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StressedGuy

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Jun 22, 2017
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Hi,

I've applied a Paper Based PNP (BC-PNP) a few months ago (received the AOR last month) and I found out that this month I meet the all requirements and the minimum score to apply in EE-FSWP (467, got language test and degree certified).
I just found out the the PBPNP takes about 15 months while EE takes 6 months... so that makes me think I did a stupid mistake by applying through PBPNP...

So, I'm aware it is possible to have both applications in process at the same time. But my question is: is it worth it in terms of timetable? I know I'll pay it twice (that's ok) but will it be actually faster? I've heard rumors that 2 applications at the same time can slow down both processing times.

Thanks for the help!
 
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