Most of the Indian people (in July) with PPRs have country of residence as USA or Canada. The few with country of origin as India that have got PPRs are through the PNP program. But i'm hoping what you're saying comes true
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Most of the Indian people (in July) with PPRs have country of residence as USA or Canada. The few with country of origin as India that have got PPRs are through the PNP program. But i'm hoping what you're saying comes true
Yes
Out of 60 PPR
24 are residing in US
20 in Canada
6 in India
And 40 are Indians
I have the same but only difference is that my medical passed on 10th September
Most of the PPR are done within 6 months.
I can say for Indian FSW Outland the average is 100 days As per immitracker.
Not really. As one guy said that those indians r residing in the US. Secondly, 33% of the immigration applicants are from india so u get to see more variety
I'm just assuming that it is easier to process BG check for those having no travel history.
So the 33% from one country should take more time, logically!Not really. As one guy said that those indians r residing in the US. Secondly, 33% of the immigration applicants are from india so u get to see more variety
I'm just assuming that it is easier to process BG check for those having no travel history.
Btw what’s your point?
I just want to be sure what you want to say before I comment.
I think those with lowest or no travel history, not a lot of change in addresses or employments can have a lower timeline as less BG check is required. Those who travel a lot need checks from multiple countries that can take more time. Don't u think?
Umm rajesh durai said indian applications are getting processed faster as he is following the indian applicants. My point is that 33% (a big number) of total applications are from india so u can see all kinds of applications when following. There are people with 2 months timeline and there are people with 6 months timeline. So i guess we can not say that a particular country has a lower or higher timeline. I am just assuming as per the data from immitracker.
At the same time, FSW-O applications from US are actually being processed pretty fast as per immitracker. Maybe because its easier and faster for canadian govt to process checks in US.
Just guessing
Hello All,
My AOR is 25th August and Medicals is passed today - 20/09 And BG status changed to "Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check."
My AOR is 25th August and Medicals is passed today - 20/09
And BG status changed to "Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check."
Hello, my sister-in-law got this message for her EE application.
This refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada in the Federal Skilled Worker class. In order for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada to process your application, we will need to review and verify your Education Credential Assessment (ECA) evaluation report by using International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS)’s online service. To date, we have not been able to verify your report. IQAS has indicated that you did not use the approved CIC-FSWP application process on their website, and therefore they are unable to release any information to our office. In order to allow IRCC to process your application for permanent residence, please contact IQAS as soon as possible to request that your ECA report be made available to us. Please be advised that you may need to order a duplicate report and select CIC as a recipient of your IQAS evaluation report. NOTE: The above information/documents must be received and our office must be able to review the report within 30 days from the date of this correspondence. If this deadline is not met, your application will be assessed based on the information that was provided with your application and your application could be rejected. Thank you for your interest in Canada
Can anyone please decipher this? My understanding is that, if you apply for IQAS this can be used for express entry as well - says on their website:
This refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada in the Federal Skilled Worker class. In order for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada to process your application, we will need to review and verify your Education Credential Assessment (ECA) evaluation report by using International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS)’s online service. To date, we have not been able to verify your report. IQAS has indicated that you did not use the approved CIC-FSWP application process on their website, and therefore they are unable to release any information to our office. In order to allow IRCC to process your application for permanent residence, please contact IQAS as soon as possible to request that your ECA report be made available to us. Please be advised that you may need to order a duplicate report and select CIC as a recipient of your IQAS evaluation report. NOTE: The above information/documents must be received and our office must be able to review the report within 30 days from the date of this correspondence. If this deadline is not met, your application will be assessed based on the information that was provided with your application and your application could be rejected. Thank you for your interest in Canada
Can anyone please decipher this? My understanding is that, if you apply for IQAS this can be used for express entry as well - says on their website:
- is valid for Express Entry for five years
- can be used for immigration to any province/territory in Canada
- does not mean that your credentials are automatically recognized for licensure in Canada
- does not guarantee a job or successful immigration application; but, if you are successful with your immigration application, this assessment may also be used when applying for jobs