December 2018 AOR - join here

[derkdsou]

There is a surge of FSW-O candidates - particularly cit/res: India - with early November AORs moving to IP2 and even PPRs this week! Some interesting developments:
1. The average processing time of ~160 days from AOR to PPR many of these people are reporting is in line with @USProgrammer's scatter plot for us December FSW-O India folks.
2. Someone went from lingering at IP1 for more than four months to IP2 to Ghost Update to PPR all within three days!
3. Because so many people from the first couple of weeks of November are seeing this kind of activity it further confirms that IRCC processes applications in a loosely chronological order but in biweekly or monthly chunks at a time.

 

[USProgrammer]

I also got this email and when I logged in, I could see the 'Document Status' being updated which basically has our passport details(name, passport number, status(valid), document (Counterfoil), document number, expiry date(when medical was done) and other details like UCI number etc. I am guessing this has to to do with issuing the visa for one time entry in Canada.

Thank you!

 

[SithLord]

There is a surge of FSW-O candidates - particularly cit/res: India - with early November AORs moving to IP2 and even PPRs this week! Some interesting developments:
1. The average processing time of ~160 days from AOR to PPR many of these people are reporting is in line with @USProgrammer's scatter plot for us December FSW-O India folks.
2. Someone went from lingering at IP1 for more than four months to IP2 to Ghost Update to PPR all within three days!
3. Because so many people from the first couple of weeks of November are seeing this kind of activity it further confirms that IRCC processes applications in a loosely chronological order but in biweekly or monthly chunks at a time.

@USProgrammer predicted I will get my PPR by April 15 patiently waiting for good news

 

[Spotted]

@USProgrammer predicted I will get my PPR by April 15 patiently waiting for good news

May the force be with you young grasshopper

 

[g90]

@USProgrammer predicted I will get my PPR by April 15 patiently waiting for good news

Have you got to IP2? A lot of November folks are getting there. I will be really happy for you when you get PPR. I’ve seen you struggling from the beginning.

Good luck.

 

[SithLord]

Have you got to IP2? A lot of November folks are getting there. I will be really happy for you when you get PPR. I’ve seen you struggling from the beginning.

Good luck.

Thank you No movement since medicals. But I have seen most Nov 2 applicants have moved to IP2 or got PPR.

When I called yesterday, the agent said my file is in queue for review by an officer.

So waiting patiently

 

[jokulpapa]

Thank you No movement since medicals. But I have seen most Nov 2 applicants have moved to IP2 or got PPR.

When I called yesterday, the agent said my file is in queue for review by an officer.

So waiting patiently

How the agent got to know about this. Does he get GCMS notes or something?

 

[arslan1990]

Anything?

I sent email to getgcms .They said your 1 month will complete tomorrow and hopefully you will get your gcms notes early next week.

 

[USProgrammer]

@USProgrammer predicted I will get my PPR by April 15 patiently waiting for good news

I can’t always be right!

 

[SithLord]

I can’t always be right!

I hope you're right this one time lol

 

[SithLord]

How the agent got to know about this. Does he get GCMS notes or something?

I don't know but that's what he told me.

 

[jokulpapa]

I don't know but that's what he told me.

okay. my agent has clearly given 6-month timeline. I thought, if there is any other way to find out the process details, I could ask my agent too.

I am still at IP1 and I have quite a bit of middle east travels. My gut says mine won't be finished so quickly. Unless the number of travel doesn't really matter.

 

[kashcan]

Hi,
Am new here, been following all your posts.. has helped me keep my calm..
I am a Dec 11 aor, meds passed jan 23. no updates since then... FSW O, res India, noc 0601, crs 445,
Spoke to IRCC call centre, they said my eligibility is being reviewed and nothing else has started.. cpc ottawa.
I m worried that my file hasn't even completed eligibility, does the crs score or noc affect the processing time?
Any thoughts would be much appreciated

 

[jokulpapa]

Hi,
Am new here, been following all your posts.. has helped me keep my calm..
I am a Dec 11 aor, meds passed jan 23. no updates since then... FSW O, res India, noc 0601, crs 445,
Spoke to IRCC call centre, they said my eligibility is being reviewed and nothing else has started.. cpc ottawa.
I m worried that my file hasn't even completed eligibility, does the crs score or noc affect the processing time?
Any thoughts would be much appreciated

How did you find out CPC is Ottawa?

Agree completely, the forum does help to keep the calm.

 

[Apurv]

Hi,
Am new here, been following all your posts.. has helped me keep my calm..
I am a Dec 11 aor, meds passed jan 23. no updates since then... FSW O, res India, noc 0601, crs 445,
Spoke to IRCC call centre, they said my eligibility is being reviewed and nothing else has started.. cpc ottawa.
I m worried that my file hasn't even completed eligibility, does the crs score or noc affect the processing time?
Any thoughts would be much appreciated

Patience is the key but gotta stay vigilant!

CRS score or NOC not really affects the processing time but the Visa office and type of application does.