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There is no official source for this information. It's based on my analysis to the data of 6 months of applicants. Nobody really knows, but this is the trend

Hi all, I have finally received a PPR after 564 days of waiting! I'm writing this topic to provide some hints on some of my mistakes that led into a very long wait time so that you learn from them. Before you create your express entry profile you need two things: IELTS & ECA credential...

Thanks so much!!! I am already with contact with many recruiters. Finally no more reference letters or headache !

Hi Guys, I have finally received a PPR yesterday at 8PM. I am OINP PNP Inland. Check my signature for detailed timeline

You know why? Because life is not perfect nor fair. But the bright side is that we are few weeks away from PPR and everything will be over soon

Same here, my nomination took 11 months. Personally, I expect the 6 months delay will grow to 7~8 months for inland PNP

Of course you don't need to inform CIC. As long as you passed the completeness and eligibility checks you don't need to worry. Relax and take it easy. You'll get a PRR in a few weeks

There is no time limit for CIC to process an application. 80% of the cases are processed in 6 months. Some applications could get stuck in security screening for months. Keep calm and relax. I advice you to go back to school after you get the PR card in your hand

Same timeline here

I guess the draw was delayed because there is a potential backlog in Ottawa CPC. Most people (specially inland PNP) didn't get their PPR yet.

Is November sheet being maintained by anyone ?

Who's the luckiest pnp inlander who got a PPR recently ? AFAIK, that was October 20th AOR, right ?

You can still apply. They might ask you for a resettlement plan

Hey, congrats on your updates. Check my signature. Do you have a similar timeline ?

Today I called CIC to inquire about my application. The agent was so unfriendly and he told me: "you shouldn't call us before 6 months have passed" :'(

Mine is in progress since Dec 6th with no changes

I think we don't need to worry about our applications. If you've passed R10 and A11.2 then you're done. If your permit is about to expire you can apply for bowp. Remember that we are so fortunate that we are already in Canada and (likely) we have jobs. All new comers will have to start over...

I ordered my notes for the 3rd time last week. As per my last call with them, the agent said that my security (csis) is in progress. Hopefully that ends soon

Any updates from inland pnp?

Any recent ppr for inland pnp?