everything is upside down with ottawa now, i think they are really committed to destroying their reputation as the fastest VO
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I got the paper receipt too, but the only asked me keep the card shaped paper safe for 10 years. I don't even know where I left the receipt.
around 63000 ITA issued this year, including the 3600 yesterday. How many of them have been processed? They should really start making that information public too. My guess is 20000-30000 at the max
Your RPRF theory is purely hypothetical. I paid upfront on 8th Feb, simple travel history (U.K & USA) and i am the lone applicant and possess all the markings of seamless application and I still haven’t received my PPR.
It is actually written on the CIC web site. I hope I am wrong man, and I wish we both, and all of us sleep happily tonight.
According to what I have read, out of the 3600 ITAs issued, only 900 are completed in the given 6 month timeline.. Rest are Elite Club History..
i strongly believe the theory that the Canadian Government is doing this on purpose. They are doing their best to keep the CRS at 460 range, which means most of the people who gets ITA are PNP candidates. This way they can regulate the number of people choosing to live in the provinces and also reduce huge number of immigrants rushing towards Toronto. I remember reading about these measures in CBC. I am not against them making the rules tougher, if they want only the best of the best so be it. But why cant they process an application timely they decide to issue and ITA and the candidate submits application
Even I believe this theory..
Also, I would like to add.. the CRS is that high as they want to increase populations in every Province and help people claim points for siblings or blood relatives in Canada as PR or citizens. Then only they will break the CRS of 460+ otherwise, aim for CLB 10 in IELTS which is next to impossible.
It is going to be very difficult now..
Hi everyone! Recieved PPR today morning.
AOR: 13 February 2019
Medicals: 30 March 2019
Biometrics: 4 April 2019
Ghost Update 1: 12 September 2019
Ghost Update 2 : 18 September 2019
PPR: 19 September 2019 (Mail in Spam - Gmail ID)
I had called them twice to ask the status, raised the web form twice (got reply once about the generic processing etc. , second time was raised on 17 September 2019, emailed Ralph Goodale on both email IDs - goodale@sasktel.net on 11 Sept & ralph.goodale@parl.gc.ca on 16 Sept. - for which no reply recieved from either of them, raised GCMS notes from ApplyGCMS on 23 Aug, no notes recieved)
PS: I have been observing this thread for sometime without registration, thought of registering and commenting to inform you guys. Thanks in advance to all of you and wish you best for your respective prospects.
AOR: 13 February 2019
Medicals: 30 March 2019
Biometrics: 4 April 2019
Ghost Update 1: 12 September 2019
Ghost Update 2 : 18 September 2019
PPR: 19 September 2019 (Mail in Spam - Gmail ID)
I had called them twice to ask the status, raised the web form twice (got reply once about the generic processing etc. , second time was raised on 17 September 2019, emailed Ralph Goodale on both email IDs - goodale@sasktel.net on 11 Sept & ralph.goodale@parl.gc.ca on 16 Sept. - for which no reply recieved from either of them, raised GCMS notes from ApplyGCMS on 23 Aug, no notes recieved)
PS: I have been observing this thread for sometime without registration, thought of registering and commenting to inform you guys. Thanks in advance to all of you and wish you best for your respective prospects.
next to impossible? I don't understand why everyone talks like IELTS is the most difficult thing in the world. I studied in non-english (don't know if that a word) medium school. I had no experience of using in day to day life when I first wrote IELTS academic in 2012. All I got was a two week practise at British Council itself. Got an overall 7.5 at that time which was more than enough.
This time I was concerned because I knew my language was highly influenced by the way we use English in India. And I knew my proficiency has gone down at least in speaking. So, I went for a demo IELTS training class decided it was not for me. It looked like a joke to me, so I chose not to proceed. Practised a week on my own and the got CLB 10.
I am still not confident with my English and I know I make a lot of mistakes. But I am not afraid of English or IELTS. I am ready to write the exam at this moment. People should stop pretending like their life is depended on IELTS. If you go to any ROH threads now, every one is discussing about reappearing for IELTS and the idea itself seems to scare them.
Its obvious they are trying to increase population in every province. I think I made a mistake my choosing Ontario. But the 460+ score is norm now. Couple of my friends joined the pool last month, one had 462 and the other had 464. Both of them have no relatives in Canada. If my sister decide to join the pool today, she will have a CRS of 469 (with spouse). Its bad news for those in 440-450 band, but the number of Candidates with 460+ score is growing day by day