I found answer to my question. Sharing it with everyone for reference.Baji81 said:
Yeah, very cool! Congratulations.ramu_rokey said:
little over 6 year since i came into canada as a student.RCMP is something sporadic, depends on the officers if he want he would ask for it, else you wouldn't be asked for it at all.KimPositive said:
My time line is likeBaji81 said:
I think your R10, A11.2 checks might be completed and your file might transfer to LVO office. The LV officer will make a final decision on your application and you'll get PPR mail anytime soon. Since you crossed R10, A11.2 chances for rejection are very minimal. Fingers crossed and wait for golden email.upmanit said:
Based on the trend, it seems you may get it anytime within 3 days to 2 weeksupmanit said:BG changed to IP second time on 9th March...How long more before PPR comes ?
Don't worry, you're not alone. Many of the CEC inland stream applicants including myself are on same boat. Hopefully, we may here something soon. I don't think we had waited so long. Just imagine old process where applicants waited for years to get PPR mail. As long as we are not hearing anything, our things might be going well. Recently, some applicants reported that without any change in their status after medical, they received PPR request. Be patient and enjoy these days.mtc1992 said:
yup true thatBaji81 said:Don't worry, you're not alone. Many of the CEC inland stream applicants including myself are on same boat. Hopefully, we may here something soon. I don't think we had waited so long. Just imagine old process where applicants waited for years to get PPR mail. As long as we are not hearing anything, our things might be going well. Recently, some applicants reported that without any change in their status after medical, they received PPR request. Be patient and enjoy these days.
