August AOR 2017
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I think your right.... others kindly comment if this is correct !!!Hey... Do you think CRS score plays a role in deciding the sequence of the application? Means, applications with higher CRS are picked before others... And so they get PPR quite soon? I am talking about FSW.. Not PNP...
Just trying to understand why a few people get PPR in less than a months.. And others need to wait for long... It's not FIFO for sure...
I don't think that's the case. It depends more on the completeness of the application and factors like travel history, number of PCC's, quality of reference letters etc.
Thanks for the reply.
So you mean to say if we have all our documents in place we should not be worried.
My status is currently NA in BG check and Medical passed?? How much time it will take further???
thats great brother !!! any idea time line to get the PPR im gonna make the payment tomorrow.I got the RPRF request yesterday and I have made the payment today
I have applied through a consultant...she told me that I should expect PPR in next 15 to 20 days!
Hi Guys,
Starting thread for those who have AOR in August 2017 - please join for discussion and knowledge sharing.
There is already a watsapp/telegram groups for August AOR - please leave a request (dont share number, just a request saying: add me to watsapp) and i will send you an invite link.
Below I will post some information which you may find useful going forward.
Some FAQ:
Q: How to find my visa office?
A: Send E-mail to: CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca
Subject: E000xxxx - Visa Office
Body of the mail:
Hello,
I am trying to find out in which Visa office my application is being processed?
Application number: E000xxxx
Date of Birth: 19xx-xx-xx
Last Name: xxx
First Name: xxxx
UCI: -
Category of Immigration: Federal Skilled Worker
Q: Can you explain background status changes (by other forum member, not my):
A: Background statuses explained:
There are two different things. Application status remains in process until we complete stamping.
Regarding BG status - It will go through different stages and let me try to make it clear to you to avoid any further confusion.
Prior to March 7, CIC used to maintain the below BG status.
1. Not needed at this time (NN)
2. Not Started (NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
After March 7, they paraphase the above status as follows.
1. Not Applicable (NA) ( Old Status :: NN)
2. Next to step to conduct BG Check (NBG) (Old Status : NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
People in the threads are using the above status interchangeably. So, don't get confused.
Now as far as BG process is concerned, it will go through the below trends. I'm using new status words for your reference.
Trend 1: NA -> IP -> NA -> IP
Trend 2: NA -> NBG-> NA-> IP
Some people who are submitting RCMP along with eAPR follows Trend 2 and rest Trend 1. I may not be 100% accurate. But this is what I noticed for CEC Inlanders.
Once the applicant at IP(2), he can expect PPR anytime soon.
Regarding at what stage BG will change??
STAGE 1:: After we submit our application, the BG status would be NA and it will be there until we see a change in Medical status (Passed).
STAGE 2:: After medical update is done, then agent at CIO will change our BG to IP or NBG. Then, he will start R10 check, Criminal checks.
STAGE 3:: After the above checks are done, then he will change BG to NA and our file moved to next stage for Eligibility assessment (A11.2) . Once he/she feels that we are meeting the Eligibility then he/she will provide his/her recommendation to Visa Officer and initiate the Security Clearance
Starting thread for those who have AOR in August 2017 - please join for discussion and knowledge sharing.
There is already a watsapp/telegram groups for August AOR - please leave a request (dont share number, just a request saying: add me to watsapp) and i will send you an invite link.
Below I will post some information which you may find useful going forward.
Some FAQ:
Q: How to find my visa office?
A: Send E-mail to: CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca
Subject: E000xxxx - Visa Office
Body of the mail:
Hello,
I am trying to find out in which Visa office my application is being processed?
Application number: E000xxxx
Date of Birth: 19xx-xx-xx
Last Name: xxx
First Name: xxxx
UCI: -
Category of Immigration: Federal Skilled Worker
Q: Can you explain background status changes (by other forum member, not my):
A: Background statuses explained:
There are two different things. Application status remains in process until we complete stamping.
Regarding BG status - It will go through different stages and let me try to make it clear to you to avoid any further confusion.
Prior to March 7, CIC used to maintain the below BG status.
1. Not needed at this time (NN)
2. Not Started (NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
After March 7, they paraphase the above status as follows.
1. Not Applicable (NA) ( Old Status :: NN)
2. Next to step to conduct BG Check (NBG) (Old Status : NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
People in the threads are using the above status interchangeably. So, don't get confused.
Now as far as BG process is concerned, it will go through the below trends. I'm using new status words for your reference.
Trend 1: NA -> IP -> NA -> IP
Trend 2: NA -> NBG-> NA-> IP
Some people who are submitting RCMP along with eAPR follows Trend 2 and rest Trend 1. I may not be 100% accurate. But this is what I noticed for CEC Inlanders.
Once the applicant at IP(2), he can expect PPR anytime soon.
Regarding at what stage BG will change??
STAGE 1:: After we submit our application, the BG status would be NA and it will be there until we see a change in Medical status (Passed).
STAGE 2:: After medical update is done, then agent at CIO will change our BG to IP or NBG. Then, he will start R10 check, Criminal checks.
STAGE 3:: After the above checks are done, then he will change BG to NA and our file moved to next stage for Eligibility assessment (A11.2) . Once he/she feels that we are meeting the Eligibility then he/she will provide his/her recommendation to Visa Officer and initiate the Security Clearance
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