PNP: Paper-based economic class applications went digital

[jcbca]

did you call and ask you status you pass elegibility criminility security etc

No. I did nothing but wait

 

[lukeortolani]

Yes (I was the one who created this forum days after the portal was launched back in 2021).

I applied online on April 15th 2021.
Last month (2022) I got AOR (March, 25th), Medicals accepted (March 29th) and PAL today (April 13th).

Very interesting and promising. Almost a year to get the AOR. Maybe it would be even sooner with the online portal if not for Omicron in December/January. Thanks for the update.

 

[RedTree]

Very interesting and promising. Almost a year to get the AOR. Maybe it would be even sooner with the online portal if not for Omicron in December/January. Thanks for the update.

Omicron has nothing to do with it. Everything is online and IRCC officers can access our files from work, home or a camping site. This stream should be much faster than paper-based. But it seems that paper-based route is now faster than all-mighty EXPRESS entry (fsw) stream

 

[Sarkerj83]

Anyone in this forum who applied Online PNP Non Express Entry got AOR?

already 7 months passed, still waiting to receive AOR. hopefully receive within next 4-5 months as per current trend.

 

[Mila_84]

already 7 months passed, still waiting to receive AOR. hopefully receive within next 4-5 months as per current trend.

HI Sarkerj, I applied 9 months ago... still waiting. Please let me know when you get your.
I'll let you know! Regards,

 

[moscatojuices]

15 months is the most I've seen someone wait for their AOR.

Do not be surprised if the AR to AOR timeline blows out to 24 months over the next while, IRCC has warned that PNP applications could take as long as 36 months to process due to the backlog.

 

[lukeortolani]

HI Sarkerj, I applied 9 months ago... still waiting. Please let me know when you get your.
I'll let you know! Regards,

Nearly 9 months for me as well.

 

[olios1332]

8 months for me

 

[rowland123]

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this forum. In the case of PNP for Non-Express Entry, if I don't receive AOR before the expiration of the nomination, do I need to reach out to the nominating province to extend the nomination or it doesn't really matter since I've already applied before the expiration. I applied online on December 16, 2021, and have yet to receive an AOR.

 

[moscatojuices]

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this forum. In the case of PNP for Non-Express Entry, if I don't receive AOR before the expiration of the nomination, do I need to reach out to the nominating province to extend the nomination or it doesn't really matter since I've already applied before the expiration. I applied online on December 16, 2021, and have yet to receive an AOR.

You don't need to extend the nomination if you applied while the nomination certificate was valid.

 

[Mila_84]

Nearly 9 months for me as well.

Yep, July 27... let's wait! Hope this can be fast! What's your NOC?

 

[lukeortolani]

Yep, July 27... let's wait! Hope this can be fast! What's your NOC?

1123 - Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations

You?

 

[Mila_84]

1123 - Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations

You?

NOC 0711 - Construction plan/ management/ coordination

 

[Hope2022]

Hi everyone, I am a new member! Nice to meet you guys! I wish to receive your advice: I, inland, submitted my Non-express entry PNP on April 14, 2022 (online portal). Do you think my family and I should take a medical exam as soon as possible? Or we should wait until receiving AOR? Many thanks for your kind advice! I appreciate it very much!

 

[moscatojuices]

Hi everyone, I am a new member! Nice to meet you guys! I wish to receive your advice: I, inland, submitted my Non-express entry PNP on April 14, 2022 (online portal). Do you think my family and I should take a medical exam as soon as possible? Or we should wait until receiving AOR? Many thanks for your kind advice! I appreciate it very much!

I'd suggest you wait - the medicals really are a non-issue (unless you actually have health problems) and don't really affect the time of the process too much.

However, they're only valid for a year. If you do it now, you risk having to pay to do it again depending on when you get your AOR and MR (Medical Request).