January 2020 on wards Paper Based PR Applicants waiting for AOR/MR/PPR connect here.

[MikeSitkar]

Hi, does anybody know something about inland/outland processing times PNP paper based PR application ?
I heard lots of people saying that inland processing faster nowadays, are there any information about that on IRCC website or all those rumours base on people’s assumptions?

 

[Miss bee]

Hi, does anybody know something about inland/outland processing times PNP paper based PR application ?
I heard lots of people saying that inland processing faster nowadays, are there any information about that on IRCC website or all those rumours base on people’s assumptions?

Processing time is same for both inland and outland. But due to COVID they are not finalizing application from outland and not issuing COPR yet until travel restrictions are lifted.

 

[Please_Help]

So you have paper based application in processing don’t worry about cec . You can decline invitation. Right now CEC is taking 9-10 months and your paper based application will be done in that time. Note in pnp pr application most of the eligibility side is already done by province and takes less time.

@Miss bee Thank you again.
That’s right. One of my friends is on CEC, our application process time frame is quite similar and she needs to submit a lot of documents (we have submitted to the province already when we obtained our certificate). So I am thinking the current ee process time is longer as well.

 

[td88]

So you have paper based application in processing don’t worry about cec . You can decline invitation. Right now CEC is taking 9-10 months and your paper based application will be done in that time. Note in pnp pr application most of the eligibility side is already done by province and takes less time.

yeah, I've been thinking about that, too, because my iTA will expire on May30, 2021, so I'd have everything ready and wait until May 27, 2021 for PR thr EE. If by that time I don't have PR from paper-based, I will apply for EE and have 2 options simultaneously. Doesn't hurt

 

[Journey to Pr]

Hello Everyone,
I finally got time to finish reading 20+ pages lol.
Just like other members, I received ITA from the recent draw as well.

My paper based pnp is in progress. I submitted the upfront medical and waiting for next step currently.
Meanwhile, I got the ITA from cec that I can accept it and submit everything before May 15.

The officer from the pnp program told me that I am only allow to have one active PR application at a time when I got the nomination certificate. I asked her if I needed to withdraw the ee profile, she told me to leave it.

I am not sure if I should submit the documents on cec to see which one comes first or I need to withdraw the current one before I do that.

I understand the paper based application takes time but I think it’s not too complicated (mostly just wait). I am not too familiar with EE and it looks quite complicated..... LOL

Please advise.
Thank you!!

Yeah you are right .. it’s better to stay on one side

 

[Miss bee]

yeah, I've been thinking about that, too, because my iTA will expire on May30, 2021, so I'd have everything ready and wait until May 27, 2021 for PR thr EE. If by that time I don't have PR from paper-based, I will apply for EE and have 2 options simultaneously. Doesn't hurt

Note when you will submit your CEC count time from that and add 9-10 months lol . So why not wait for paper based as it was almost be at last stage . Why submit fees again and time .

 

[MikeSitkar]

Processing time is same for both inland and outland. But due to COVID they are not finalizing application from outland and not issuing COPR yet until travel restrictions are lifted.

How about student stream, do you think that application processed faster or no?

 

[Miss bee]

How about student stream, do you think that application processed faster or no?

As I told you stream or category doesn’t have any impact on application. Only thing matter is how complex you case is . Processing is same for both inland and outland.

 

[td88]

Note when you will submit your CEC count time from that and add 9-10 months lol . So why not wait for paper based as it was almost be at last stage . Why submit fees again and time .

I've got medical passed for paper based, I'm waiting for DM and COPR.
Just want to keep the iTA until May 30th, 2021 for 2nd chance if paper based application suddenly goes wrong. If I have pr before that, the EE profile will be canceled right away, also can save $2000+ .

 

[td88]

Note when you will submit your CEC count time from that and add 9-10 months lol . So why not wait for paper based as it was almost be at last stage . Why submit fees again and time .

You're also right. The only thing I concern is that I see some people had the decision made in Nov 2019 and just got COPR in 2021.

 

[Miss bee]

You're also right. The only thing I concern is that I see some people had the decision made in Nov 2019 and just got COPR in 2021.

Don’t compare yourself to others. Who knows maybe you are lucky. Every case is different man . Stay positive.

 

[Please_Help]

Note when you will submit your CEC count time from that and add 9-10 months lol . So why not wait for paper based as it was almost be at last stage . Why submit fees again and time .

My second concern is the police check. Not quite sure if we need to submit the police certificate from the country of origin for cec-ee. I only provided the Canadian police certificate for the paper based one. It will be difficult to obtain the country of origin one due to the pandemic..

 

[Miss bee]

My second concern is the police check. Not quite sure if we need to submit the police certificate from the country of origin for cec-ee. I only provided the Canadian police certificate for the paper based one. It will be difficult to obtain the country of origin one due to the pandemic..

You need to provide police clearance certificate for every country where you lived more than six months. If you don’t provide one they will ask it and will delay your processing of application.

 

[Gujjar/00]

Hello folks
Please I need advice on it
I just realized that I forgot to provide details about my government position which I held back home and I haven’t received my AOR yet. Would it be an issue, if yes then could something be done about it?? CIC would know about it I believe as I had provided this information while applying for my study permit.

Thanks in advance!

 

[studentpermit]

Am also Oinp literally so stressed now still waiting for AOR .. Ar : 28 August

According to most of August AR(s), including myself, we received the AOR on the same day of our AR(s). Check back on this forum to understand what I am saying. For example: August 4 AR received theirs on Feb 4. Similarly August 11, received theirs on Feb 11. So for you, I am expecting it on Feb 28. Just be patient.