Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

[moscatojuices]

hi guys any chances of getting my file selected in Ainp . score is 460 noc b job job code-3237

Don't ask that here, go to the AINP thread. This is only for people who are already nominated and have applied for PR.

Hi
Can anyone please let me know pr timeline
Got Ainp nomination ,
I applied for Pr non express -19 January, 2022

nothing yet

You'll get AOR in 8 months if you're lucky, but more like 12-18 months. Keep waiting.

 

[Harudeenm]

AR: 5th Dec 2021
AOR : 21-july 2022
PCC Requested and summited : 21-july-2022.

 

[tvleb]

Hi there. I am outland MPNP paper based applicant, online portal. Now I am in Canada. I received PAL (pre arrival letter). How long it will take PR after PAL? Have anyone any ideas? Have anyone any the same experience?

 

[tan_moy]

Quick question to the group. I’m applying for PR using the inline portal for paper process (Non express entry) after receiving nomination from OUNP. The paper process PR application checklist doesn’t specifically ask to provide employment reference letters / proof of employments or educational transcripts. It is better to provide those documents to support the content in IMM5669 (Background/Declaration)?

 

[moscatojuices]

Quick question to the group. I’m applying for PR using the inline portal for paper process (Non express entry) after receiving nomination from OUNP. The paper process PR application checklist doesn’t specifically ask to provide employment reference letters / proof of employments or educational transcripts. It is better to provide those documents to support the content in IMM5669 (Background/Declaration)?

No. The province has basically already done this component of the job for IRCC. OINP has already checked all of your education and employment (the whole reason why you were nominated). In this case, you should do EXACTLY what the PNP checklist asks you to do. Don't try and be a hero or nice and provide extra, as it risks confusing them and delaying the processing of your application.

Follow the checklist - no more, no less.

 

[ragolliangatan]

No. The province has basically already done this component of the job for IRCC. OINP has already checked all of your education and employment. In this case, you should do EXACTLY what the PNP checklist asks you to do. Don't try and be a hero or nice and provide extra, as it risks confusing them and delaying the processing of your application.

Follow the checklist - no more, no less.

seconding this, only give them exactly what they ask for in the PNP checklist. If they decide they need something else IRCC will ask for it.

 

[bainsgagan13]

Question for a friend applying PNP non-express. Do they need to submit a Birth Certificate? If yes, should that be translated to English?

Thank you

 

[moscatojuices]

Question for a friend applying PNP non-express. Do they need to submit a Birth Certificate? If yes, should that be translated to English?

Thank you

Yes and yes. It's on the checklist.

 

[Rahima Rashid]

in the GCKEY account what does mean "Pending Registration"? and it's been the same status last 25 days! is this ok?

 

[Sanjar718]

in the GCKEY account what does mean "Pending Registration"? and it's been the same status last 25 days! is this ok?

usually once you click on your application it becomes submitted.

 

[A_rsh]

does anyone who got AOR after June 30th got any portal, ecopr or any update?

 

[Avi99]

BC PNP Non-Express Entry
AR: November 18, 2021
AOR: July 18, 2022
MED req.: July 27, 2022....

 

[moscatojuices]

Is it me or is the average AR to AOR time falling to approximately 8 months? Last year we saw so many people get AOR after 12, 15 and at worst 18 months. Hope these timelines keep falling the way they have.

 

[jeffjay]

Is it me or is the average AR to AOR time falling to approximately 8 months? Last year we saw so many people get AOR after 12, 15 and at worst 18 months. Hope these timelines keep falling the way they have.

Before pandemic, AOR took only a few months (a couple of months in many cases). Just IRCC used COVID as an excuse to delay everything. Now we become cheerful when getting AOR after 8 months..

I will be happy if the whole process can take less than 11 months, the service standard. But who knows. Hopefully they really speed up things.

Meanwhile, people who had F12 status 11/13 (before turning back to 7 for everyone) are still left behind without AOR for most cases. IRCC needs to fix their own technical issues and serves people in the first-come, first-served basis, not a random lottery.

 

[moscatojuices]

Before pandemic, AOR took only a few months (a couple of months in many cases). Just IRCC used COVID as an excuse to delay everything. Now we become cheerful when getting AOR after 8 months..

I will be happy if the whole process can take less than 11 months, the service standard. But who knows. Hopefully they really speed up things.

Meanwhile, people who had F12 status 11/13 (before turning back to 7 for everyone) are still left behind without AOR for most cases. IRCC needs to fix their own technical issues and serves people in the first-come, first-served basis, not a random lottery.

Yeah to not get an AOR within even a week is disgusting. How on earth is it acceptable for any type of service organization to take months and months to only check if your application is complete? This isn't even the actual processing - AOR is only an acknowledgement for completeness of an application.

Can you imagine if an insurance company took 8 months to give an a claimant an AOR? Or if Service Canada took 8 months to check if your CERB application was complete? They would be sued into bankruptcy.

What's F12 status?