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[pavanreddy]

Hello everyone! I submitted my pp yesterday to cvac who forwarded it to singapore visa ofice. Please pray for my speedy copr, after how many days of pp submission can we expect copr? I m from bangladesh btw

Hello @ Sam , I have question for you. How long did it took to get PPR email once you got to know from by email from CIC agent that it is Approved.

 

[sam_15]

Hello @ Sam , I have question for you. How long did it took to get PPR email once you got to know from by email from CIC agent that it is Approved.

I got approved email 31st july and got ppr email on 4th august

 

[sam_15]

@Kiran K how manybdays it takes for copr after pp submission?

 

[pavanreddy]

I got approved email 31st july and got ppr email on 4th august

Hey @ Sam , You got this approval email from CIC agent when you sent email to CIC ottawa to verify your current status ?

 

[KaZUcHen]

Hey guys,

Please after paying RPRF, what info do you get, and how quick before status change?
thanks

 

[KiranK]

@Kiran K how manybdays it takes for copr after pp submission?

7-15 days.

 

[vishalphonsa]

Hi vishal, did you have a chance to speak with a CIC Customer Care Representative? Just wondering why they are delaying the PPR mails for Approved Applications. Does not make sense really.

Hi Karen,

No I haven't tried reaching out to CIC c.care. Sent them a status update email on Thursday, no response yet.

 

[karens]

Hi Karen,

No I haven't tried reaching out to CIC c.care. Sent them a status update email on Thursday, no response yet.

Oh last Thursday is it, one week back and no response?? They might be busy with Student Visas I guess. Anyways lets hope for a good rain within coming Friday

 

[karens]

@KiranK one small query sorry, actually normally on which day of the week does the PPR rain occur??? Considering the earlier PPR rains that is. Thank you.

 

[becky244]

Guys lil help here plz. i received my rprf req on 14th of june, i submitted it in 2 days. but still till this date the status is like, the additional documents which u have sent us are being reviewed. is it normal?????????????

Mine is also the same since July 5th.... nearly 7 weeks at NA!!! Ordered gcms notes so just waiting on them to see what's going on

 

[achan88]

Mine is also the same since July 5th.... nearly 7 weeks at NA!!! Ordered gcms notes so just waiting on them to see what's going on

Mine is a similar situation, although not as long as you guys (Check my signature for timeline). I wrote an email to CPC and got this response. A lot of others are getting the same response. Hopefully you will get better info in your notes.

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Dear Sir/Madam,


Please note that your application is being processed at the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa as per our regulatory timeline. Please note that we cannot confirm when your file will be ready for finalization.


We do not require any information from you at the present time. An officer will contact you if further information is required.

For your information, the processing times, provided on the website, is the average time it took visa offices to approve or refuse 80 percent of applications during a specified period in the past. They may not accurately predict future processing times.


We appreciate your patience and ask that you keep correspondence with our office to a minimum.


Regards,


Gisele

Citizenship and Immigration Canada | Citoyenneté et Immigration Canada

Government of Canada | Gouvernement du Canada

 

[Judsywudsy]

I am certainly not waiting patiently....

There are cases where IP2 guys kept on waiting for the PPR. Later on during a call with CIC, they came to know that email was sent, but it never reached to them.

There are the cases, where PPR email was sent to some different email ID (which was used by an applicant way back in their life like during student visa or something like of that)

Hence, just waiting patiently on IP2 does not make sense.

 

[Judsywudsy]

The point of my original response may have been misinterpreted. But looking down on ppl is not something I do.... my mere response is intended to address abnormality that was suggested as I did not see it as such. . The OP impatience is justified.

You clearly missed the point there dear. The said person is not being impatient because of not getting a PPR or IP2, like rest of the lot!!!!!!!!!!!
He simply wants his IP1 to be over and know that he passed R10 thats all, his patience is commendable and he has every right to be impatient if he is! I have seen people getting impatient for PPR even knowing that their applications are approved and I support them also. If so was the case why every day we are discussing timelines daily and wanting updates etc. let's wait for 6 months and catch up later eh? Still we have the 80% loophole.
He might even be worried about a possible rejection here due to a long IP1 as it happens in some cases, we cannot assume what his condition is here, maximum rejections happen due to missing PCCs and he is not out of woods in even that one.

Ofcourse each application is different, and ofcourse we know the "6 month thing" and also that also applies to only 80% of cases, so CIC can never be questioned ever in that way. I am not here to defend CIC. If anyone is patient enough to wait 6-8 months happily without questioning, i admire them. But it is natural to worry, like i said you passed medicals when everyone else was passing at 60 days, what if you haven't passed it till date? Wouldn't you be worried my friend that something is not normal as all other files passed the medical way before yours? If not I say you are a saint and hats off, but most of us will be my dear. This is what the issue is here.
You are in IP2 waiting and there are many others here to accompany you as we are seeing a delay in PPRs these days, the said person is all alone in there, it is difficult. I think its each to their own and everyone has a right to express themselves here.

Also If someone has to wait 150 days to get PPR, yes its sad and unfortunate, but it does not mean we should look down upon people getting bit worried at fewer days, they have their own set of timelines to compare and own circumstances, I support everyone here and have never told off anyone even on 30 days also that you are impatient, maybe that person is new to the process and is scared seeing others at 30 days getting PPR, you never know! Let's not judge i say. If CIC had hard and fast timeline of 6 months everyone including the most impatient soul would wait quietly then

 

[becky244]

Mine is a similar situation, although not as long as you guys (Check my signature for timeline). I wrote an email to CPC and got this response. A lot of others are getting the same response. Hopefully you will get better info in your notes.

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Dear Sir/Madam,


Please note that your application is being processed at the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa as per our regulatory timeline. Please note that we cannot confirm when your file will be ready for finalization.


We do not require any information from you at the present time. An officer will contact you if further information is required.

For your information, the processing times, provided on the website, is the average time it took visa offices to approve or refuse 80 percent of applications during a specified period in the past. They may not accurately predict future processing times.


We appreciate your patience and ask that you keep correspondence with our office to a minimum.


Regards,


Gisele

Citizenship and Immigration Canada | Citoyenneté et Immigration Canada

Government of Canada | Gouvernement du Canada

Yep I got the exact same email from them last week!! Mine is at Ottawa too but I thought Ottawa was meant to be quick?? I just want to know eligibility has been passed...I think that would keep me happy!

 

[KiranK]

@KiranK one small query sorry, actually normally on which day of the week does the PPR rain occur??? Considering the earlier PPR rains that is. Thank you.

Can be any day dear, it depends on CIC. Thursdays and Fridays have shown great promise in the past