AOR to PPR Timeline

[kdudin]

December 17, 2018 R10 check was completed.

No PPR yet. Last update was on Apr 26 ADR request for employment and income proof. Uploaded on Apr 29 and no update since then.

May I ask what did ADR3 specifically entail? Was it further proof of employment or did you just not submit a comprehensive employment letter before AOR?
Thanks

 

[SithLord]

May I ask what did ADR3 specifically entail? Was it further proof of employment or did you just not submit a comprehensive employment letter before AOR?
Thanks

I did submit a work experience letter as per IRCC website instructions.

ADR was for further proof of employment and income tax.

I submitted the same work experience letter again after updating date along with 6 months pay slips, offer letter etc

 

[kdudin]

I did submit a work experience letter as per IRCC website instructions.

ADR was for further proof of employment and income tax.

I submitted the same work experience letter again after updating date along with 6 months pay slips, offer letter etc

Aha I see. I didn't know they could go this far (asking for tax returns)..
Hope it goes well!

 

[Myraqureshi]

I did submit a work experience letter as per IRCC website instructions.

ADR was for further proof of employment and income tax.

I submitted the same work experience letter again after updating date along with 6 months pay slips, offer letter etc

Any update on your application?

 

[SithLord]

Any update on your application?

Still waiting for the miracle.

 

[wick_sran]

Still waiting for the miracle.

When is the last time you ordered GCMS notes? What does they say after your ADR submission?

 

[SithLord]

When is the last time you ordered GCMS notes? What does they say after your ADR submission?

Received notes last month.

Eligibility - Recommend Passed
Criminality - Passed
Security - Not Started
Medical - Passed(Expires on Oct, 16 2019)
Info Sharing - Complete

 

[wick_sran]

Received notes last month.

Eligibility - Recommend Passed
Criminality - Passed
Security - Not Started
Medical - Passed(Expires on Oct, 16 2019)
Info Sharing - Complete

Won't it be better if you hire some immigration lawyer to proceed further?

 

[SithLord]

Won't it be better if you hire some immigration lawyer to proceed further?

I'm going to wait till my medical expires. It's basically the last shot to trigger my application. After that I'm going to consider different options on how to best approach this nightmare. My medical expires on Oct, 16.

I don't think the delay anymore is because they need more time to review documents as they have been saying for months. How they hell do they know they need more time when they have not touched my case since April 26, 2019? This is the biggest lie. They are just delaying it on purpose.

 

[n2cool]

Received notes last month.

Eligibility - Recommend Passed
Criminality - Passed
Security - Not Started
Medical - Passed(Expires on Oct, 16 2019)
Info Sharing - Complete

Hi,
Please can you let me know the web link to order the gcms notes?
Just like your case, I have not received a single email in the last 4.5 months. The last was on 16th April when I received my biometric letter and once I submitted my biometrics, they updated my profile. I submitted my application and received my AOR on 4th March. I have a very long travel history so, I'm assuming that's why it is taking longer.

 

[SithLord]

Hi,
Please can you let me know the web link to order the gcms notes?
Just like your case, I have not received a single email in the last 4.5 months. The last was on 16th April when I received my biometric letter and once I submitted my biometrics, they updated my profile. I submitted my application and received my AOR on 4th March. I have a very long travel history so, I'm assuming that's why it is taking longer.

https://www.gcmsbuddy.com/

 

[NMOT]

Hi all,

I was looking at the Processing Times page from the official Canadian government site here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...vices/application/check-processing-times.html
and if you select "Permanent resident cards" and then "No, I am waiting for my first card", you can see that as of Aug 25, apparently the processing time is 12 days...

Is it really taking just 12 days now from a AOR to PPR (assuming the application is complete) or am I missing something? Is that 12 day timeline starting at a later stage after the AOR?

It just seems too good to be true. Also looking at https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/tra...express-entry-permanent-residency-application
it doesn't look like 12 days to me...

 

[CNP]

Hi all,

I was looking at the Processing Times page from the official Canadian government site here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...vices/application/check-processing-times.html
and if you select "Permanent resident cards" and then "No, I am waiting for my first card", you can see that as of Aug 25, apparently the processing time is 12 days...

Is it really taking just 12 days now from a AOR to PPR (assuming the application is complete) or am I missing something? Is that 12 day timeline starting at a later stage after the AOR?

It just seems too good to be true. Also looking at https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/tra...express-entry-permanent-residency-application
it doesn't look like 12 days to me...

You are checking the timelines to receive PR card after you have landed. You should select Economic Immigration as the option.

 

[NMOT]

You are checking the timelines to receive PR card after you have landed. You should select Economic Immigration as the option.

Ooohh.
Yep, that makes more sense haha. Thank you

 

[going2CA]

I guess, back in 2017, the process of proceeding the applications, was extensively faster as compared to the current scenario.

true! I know of two cases myself that were done super fast.