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Unfortunately you cannot do anything to make it go faster. The Officer likely has many cases to go through a 'final review', including yours. You just have to let the officer do their job, take their time, and yours will eventually be worked on - this is all good news as you are at the final...

Yes this can be normal, I had the very same thing. Reviewing Criminality only for the whole process, until my landing interview when GC Key then updated. Some officers do not update the system, even though some processes have been completed - though unfortunately you will not see this process...

Yes, to Vancouver. And I don't know the exact date, but at least 6 months before I landed.

2-3 months to get PNP and then another 12-18 months for PR.

The end of the long road for me after receiving Confirmation of PR yesterday during my landing interview in Vancouver. I waited for about 10 minutes to speak to an Officer. They asked the basics; When did you first arrive, when did you most recently arrive, have you been arrested, any criminal...

No change at all. It says 100% complete and that my application is taking longer than usual with everything still in progress - even though my landing interview is booked and ECAS says DM. I think it depends on each officer whether they want to update GC Key, mine didn't.

Yes, it's purely based on the 18-19 months timeline, and not directly tied to any process in your application. For example, I have my landing interview booked in 3 weeks, and I have the exact same message in my account.

3-4 weeks time. It's more an appointment rather than interview. They ask if there's been any major changes to your personal information, if you've ever been involved in criminal stuff, when you first and most recently entered the country, that's about it. You give them 2 photos, proof of...

Just got my landing interview, exactly 3 weeks after DM on ECAS (Vancouver LVO). AR: June 7, 2018 // AOR: Aug 3, 2018 MR: July 20, 2019 // ADR: July 20, 2019 // MP: August 02, 2019 ADR: October 03, 2019 (Schedule A & Travels) GU1: November 12, 2019 // GU2: November 13, 2019 DM: November 14...

100% also. I don't think it means anything except the full 19 months has been reached. It's not great as it would give many people false hope.

It is frustrating, we've all been waiting 19+ months but there's nothing we can do except be patient. Our day will come very soon, we are all nearing 19+ months and I believe 2018 was an incredibly busy year for CIC, hence they shipped many files out to LVO to deal with the huge load of work...

Try not to worry too much about GC Key. They are often not updated at all until the very last day and then all are completed in one go. I was in the same situation for many months (only Criminality started), and then in one day all were done once the officer finished their final review.

Nothing yet. When the officer called me 16 days ago she did day "we will be in touch in 2 to 3 weeks".

I can't speak for NT, but from everything I have read, PPR/Landing Interview email is typically 1-4 weeks after DM, and some instances can be up to 8 weeks at the longest. I wouldn't worry.

Which province are you? I got DM on ECAS 2 weeks ago and waiting for further news. BC Paper Based PNP

Yes, but the poster is applying via EEBC- healthcare professionals, which requires 2 years directly related work experience. I don't believe anyone here is talking about International Graduate program, and all other open/available BC PNP programs require 2 years experience, as far as I have read.

That's kind of you, thanks. I will keep the thread updated, I'm really hoping for news soon :)

You need 'at least 2 years directly related work experience'. You can always phone them and ask, but it's a requirement listed on their website unfortunately.

I thought the requirements have been the same for a long while now. 2 years directly related work experience, and a valid job offer. Am I eligible? To qualify for this category, you must: have accepted a full-time, indeterminate job offer (a permanent job, or one with no set end date) from a...

My guess is they moved more PNP staff over to deal with EE programs, and newer staff-members trained with PNP files + more applications = slower processing time.