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Hi all,
I am a new member here. I am from india.. Waiting for my PPR for last 8 months. AOR date is jul 31. Some of my friends of same time received PPR already by last month. How long have to wait? Heard it depends on profession, province and country our case is getting processed.. Anybody knows more details, help me.. may good news come to u for all waiting here
 
Indian1 said:
Hi all,
I am a new member here. I am from india.. Waiting for my PPR for last 8 months. AOR date is jul 31. Some of my friends of same time received PPR already by last month. How long have to wait? Heard it depends on profession, province and country our case is getting processed.. Anybody knows more details, help me.. may good news come to u for all waiting here
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I am in same boat... mine case is under Eligibility Review.. have u ordered notes?
 
Mollar said:
Thank you. I have just read the link you pasted. She is Lithuanian, am preparing to travel to St. Stephen border on Saturday with her to try
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Good luck. Still search more and make sure you have every doc. It is trickier than account and you can't upload new docs.
There are a lot of threads on these forums answering these questions.
Sorry I don't have more info as I never did myself. Good luck my friend :)
 
Indian1 said:
Hi all,
I am a new member here. I am from india.. Waiting for my PPR for last 8 months. AOR date is jul 31. Some of my friends of same time received PPR already by last month. How long have to wait? Heard it depends on profession, province and country our case is getting processed.. Anybody knows more details, help me.. may good news come to u for all waiting here
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Hi there

My AOR is 31st July, 2019 too!
Eligibility review still in process.
No background checks started.
Meds passed.
Calling CIC - doesn’t help much as they tell the same thing which is already showing up in my online account.
I guess we all will get PPR email around same time of the month. I mean 31st July ones. So, keeping fingers cross till then.
And, yeah, you can apply for your GCMS notes meanwhile.
 
Indian1 said:
Hi all,
I am a new member here. I am from india.. Waiting for my PPR for last 8 months. AOR date is jul 31. Some of my friends of same time received PPR already by last month. How long have to wait? Heard it depends on profession, province and country our case is getting processed.. Anybody knows more details, help me.. may good news come to u for all waiting here
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I’m in the same boat. Background has been processing for Dec. No ADR, No Rr
 
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Been a month since I submitted additional documents and nothing from iirc. Brother is an inland applicant and approaching six months (and an expiring work visa)

You can’t mention cic in our house without some kind of swear word before and/or after atm:p
 
Gruff said:
Been a month since I submitted additional documents and nothing from iirc. Brother is an inland applicant and approaching six months (and an expiring work visa)

You can’t mention cic in our house without some kind of swear word before and/or after atm:p
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I thought brits would be processed much faster than other nationalities.
 
@ Tobs and all,

I received my 2nd gcms, no changes. I have 'review required' for proof of funds.
I am planing to send my updated POF documents thorough web form.

I am planing to resend the latest bank letter and 6 months bank statements signed and stamped, do I need any other documents?
I have also housing loan and credit card deduction? is it ok?

My bank will not mention any loan detail in the letter but it will be there statements.
 
Priyal1717 said:
Hi there

My AOR is 31st July, 2019 too!
Eligibility review still in process.
No background checks started.
Meds passed.
Calling CIC - doesn’t help much as they tell the same thing which is already showing up in my online account.
I guess we all will get PPR email around same time of the month. I mean 31st July ones. So, keeping fingers cross till then.
And, yeah, you can apply for your GCMS notes meanwhile.
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Thanku.. bt my profile shows my BG check has started. I applied for notes too. . Contacting over phone gave no more information as u said.. Bt mail reply from cic was quite hopeful as it mentioned my file is now at case processing centre ottawa for getting reviewed by visa officer.
 
Gruff said:
Been a month since I submitted additional documents and nothing from iirc. Brother is an inland applicant and approaching six months (and an expiring work visa)

You can’t mention cic in our house without some kind of swear word before and/or after atm:p
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Don't even get me started. Whenever someone asks me about my visa status I'm nearly ready to start throwing punches. Past the 7 month mark now, inland applicant and my visa has been expired for over a month. Bridging visa which apparently takes around 67 days to process is now on 91 days and hasn't been processed. Trapped in Canada on implied status so I can't leave the country. My profile has been stuck in eligibility review since September or October of last year and nothing has been done on it since. At this stage I almost wish they'd reject my application just so I can have this mind-numbing process over with.
 
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SonaCanada said:
@ Tobs and all,

I received my 2nd gcms, no changes. I have 'review required' for proof of funds.
I am planing to send my updated POF documents thorough web form.

I am planing to resend the latest bank letter and 6 months bank statements signed and stamped, do I need any other documents?
I have also housing loan and credit card deduction? is it ok?

My bank will not mention any loan detail in the letter but it will be there statements.
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I included tax returns too but that was to be overly thorough. Sad to say its three months to the day later and other than adding them to my file they haven't even looked at those documents yet.
 
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