Search results

27th sept

@BillHyatt you are doing a great job as most of your predictions turning out to be right @LVO. I also received my PPR on 27th March. I would like to know how long does it take to change the visa office for stamping as I have requested LVO to do the same yesterday. Thanks

21 September. Medical expires inMarch Does these medical report are approved by CIO. I meant if you submitted for the 2nd time then you don’t have to que with the new AORS I guess if your approved in less than 24 hours.

@SFKAS When did you submit your medical (2nd time) and how many days it took after submission to pass again.

Hi....Many Congratulations for getting PPR:) Can you please share your mail text with us as we have also received same request but no PPR mail yet.

I don’t think they have any standard timeline to follow. People crossed 6 months duration get the final review mail and who haven’t crossed 6 months get the mail ‘awaiting review by the visa officer’. Facts are in the most productive week you would see 2-3 PPRs from LVO and usually it’s not...

It’s among the slowest ones. But not much happening even at fast processing offices. Been quiet since end of November.

@BillHyatt hope you are doing well. Your prediction are always upto the mark.Please also guide on AOR 22 sept and file transferred on 9th November, when can we expect LVO to take up. Thanks and regards

Where did you see the update? Thanks

It doesn’t confirm but still a big positive step ahead, means your application is through half or some parts of the scrutiny. And also its a positive indication that it’s moving. What’s your AOR?

BG status: NA from day 1, does it means they haven’t even started IP1 yet even thou you are Aug AOR?

@andyding 13....what’s the difference in we received your application and we are processing your application and what significance does it has. Thanks

AOR 21 st September Medical passed on 28th sept BCG: NA since day 1, no idea what's happening!!! No movement at all. whats your AOR

Thanks for the info!! I referred to FSW-O latest trends. Not sure about CEC.

IP2 I guess

As Andy mentioned there are plenty. I am myself among who is at NA2 since 29th September. So let's hope for the best. Following the tracker and forum it's quite obvious that some gets it easy and some have to pay what it takes, I meant all mentally ( patience, stress, endurance, mental stability...

Seems NA2 but again it's difficult to assume what's happening inhouse. Sometimes if you spend too long on NA2 you don't have to spend long on IP2, some fellows got PPR directly from NA2 status and some have to spend long on IP2 again. So it's all unpredictable!!

BCG: processing your application considered as IP1 BCG: processing your background check considered as IP2

You are on IP2 and you have passed IP1 and NA2. Have you paid RPRF? You are almost through. Your PPR is around and it can take from a day to 15 days.

It depends on numerous factors which are still unknown. Some would even get in 20 days from AOR or before. For others it is all about testing their patience, mental stability, endurance, stress etc. So let's stay calm and enjoy the process