Express Entry - e-APR submitted in December 2016

[viveks]

Friends, Can one of you please direct me to - instructions to fill up the application post receipt of ITA.

I need some help.

An example of my query would be,

Personal Activities section - I have declared only past 3 years of work-ex and received reference letters for the same. Section asks for 10 years activities. What do I enter? It will be difficult to arrange documents if I have to submit other reference letters.

Also is there a whatsapp group i can join. will be very helpful.

Awaiting reply.
Thanks

Please use the appropriate thread:

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/ready-reference-steps-to-follow-and-documents-to-arrange-post-ita-t455826.4185.html

 

[jianxia15]

I just received an email alert and request for uploading my travel history. Good luck to us all!

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5562E.pdf

My timeline

2016.12.22 ITA (FSW OUTLAND)
2016.12.30 AOR
2017.01.13 MEP
2017.01.15 BG: NN>NS
2017.01.19 Additional Docs: Travel History

 

[viveks]

I just received an email alert and request for uploading my travel history. Good luck to us all!

My timeline

2016.12.22 ITA (FSW OUTLAND)
2016.12.30 AOR
2017.01.13 MEP
2017.01.15 BG: NN>NS
2017.01.19 Additional Docs: Travel History

Had you not done this before? All the best.

 

[vevebrown]

Please add me to the list (and can someone post the link to the list again for me please)

CEC - Inland
AOR Dec - 5th

No changes

Waiting...

 

[rtir]

out of 15 inland applicants with AoR in December - none of them have ANY progress in their files.. Is the INLAND stream going too slow???

 

[Alexios07]

out of 15 inland applicants with AoR in December - none of them have ANY progress in their files.. Is the INLAND stream going too slow???

Yup, inland apps are processing very slow compared to outland. If you check the AOR November list, out of 148 applications, there are 8 FSW apps have successfully got PPR in under 2-3 months.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LLBoilEljDN4XisqW8h0WRNFfx9Tr_HJ7G9JpXjfJAc/edit#gid=0

 

[anti_maniac]

Yup, inland apps are processing very slow compared to outland. If you check the AOR November list, out of 148 applications, there are 8 FSW apps have successfully got PPR in under 2-3 months.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LLBoilEljDN4XisqW8h0WRNFfx9Tr_HJ7G9JpXjfJAc/edit#gid=0

any guesses on if IRCC differentiates between CEC inland vs CEC outland?

 

[jianxia15]

Had you not done this before? All the best.

Yes, I have done it before. Not sure why they asked for travel history again.

 

[oldenuf]

out of 15 inland applicants with AoR in December - none of them have ANY progress in their files.. Is the INLAND stream going too slow???

Not just Inland- for US applicants too.. i guess its the Ottawa VO factor

 

[mgnlky]

Not just Inland- for US applicants too.. i guess its the Ottawa VO factor

I'm thinking there's a backlog in Ottawa too.

 

[andy108]

I just received an email alert and request for uploading my travel history. Good luck to us all!

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5562E.pdf

My timeline

2016.12.22 ITA (FSW OUTLAND)
2016.12.30 AOR
2017.01.13 MEP
2017.01.15 BG: NN>NS
2017.01.19 Additional Docs: Travel History

Good luck to you too!

 

[andy108]

Yup, inland apps are processing very slow compared to outland. If you check the AOR November list, out of 148 applications, there are 8 FSW apps have successfully got PPR in under 2-3 months.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LLBoilEljDN4XisqW8h0WRNFfx9Tr_HJ7G9JpXjfJAc/edit#gid=0

Half of the people never update googlespredsheets thats the problem with them and there is no way to remind them.

Inland applicants are naturally faster and most likely some of them have been processed.

 

[fatcat123]

what I am worrying about is so many ITA was issued after Dec 16 and our inland application could be delayed for a long time. According to other posts,medical R10 A11.2 are part the first stage check and then security check by VO may take longer time...

My friend's co-worker is a bcpnp ee applicant and got ppr after 3.5 months from AOR...

This is the only data I got for now

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Half of the people never update googlespredsheets thats the problem with them and there is no way to remind them.

Inland applicants are naturally faster and most likely some of them have been processed.

Nope, sir! I am one of the 3 people maintaining the November spreadsheet and it is up to date with the data provided by applicants. If you look at the timeline more closely, you will see that the time taken for medicals to be set to "Passed" for inland applicants (and some outland applicants from the US) is a LOT. Some have been waiting for more than 2 - 2.5 months now.

Alexios07 is right, partially. However, I suppose inland applicants will be processed much faster (after medicals is set to "Passed") when compared to PNP-O applicants. FSW-O applicants seem to be the priority now (and I have no idea why).

 

[highly_favored]

Yup, inland apps are processing very slow compared to outland. If you check the AOR November list, out of 148 applications, there are 8 FSW apps have successfully got PPR in under 2-3 months.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LLBoilEljDN4XisqW8h0WRNFfx9Tr_HJ7G9JpXjfJAc/edit#gid=0

Is USA considered as Inland? I am in USA and over one month now, not even medicals passed