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How long from RCMP to PPR, please share your timeline here>>>>>>

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UK2C

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RCMP requested on Jun 8 and submitted on Jun 18, no any updates since then!!!

Is RCMP the final step before PPR???

Can anyone share your experience??? Cheers mates!
 
Nobody submit RCMP then PPR??? if yes, how long did you wait from RCMP to PPR?
 
I was requested RCMP on 2nd July and Submitted on 8th July. No further updates

Timeline
AOR - 22nd April
Medical -Passed - 1st June
Background check - 1st June
RCMP check - 2nd July
Submitted RCMP - 8th July
BOWP applied
 
there is no definite timeline for it. Some were requested RCMP right after AOR and are waiting since then. Your PPR could take 1 day to 4 months after RCMP submission (if you are asked for one).
 
IMNA said:
I was requested RCMP on 2nd July and Submitted on 8th July. No further updates

Timeline
AOR - 22nd April
Medical -Passed - 1st June
Background check - 1st June
RCMP check - 2nd July
Submitted RCMP - 8th July
BOWP applied
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Me too and here is my timeline...I don't get 2nd AOR, so I am thinking when to apply for BOWP (my current work permit expires on Nov 30)

ITA: March 27 (FSW, score 454)
Application submitted & AOR: May 15
Medical Passed & BG Check in Progress: May 28
Document 1 (Passport) request: Jun 2 --- Submitted Jun 2
Document 2 (RCMP) request: Jun 8 --- Submitted Jun 18

ECAS (Application Received)
1, We received your application for permanent residence on May 16, 2015.
2, We started processing your application on May 16, 2015.
3, Medical results have been received.
 
kainthsimranjit said:
there is no definite timeline for it. Some were requested RCMP right after AOR and are waiting since then. Your PPR could take 1 day to 4 months after RCMP submission (if you are asked for one).
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Take it easy man, I know there is no definite waiting time for "RCMP to PPR:...And I just open a topic to share...

Similar with "schedule A to PPR", there is also no exact timeline as well, but people still want to discuss...
 
UK2C said:
Take it easy man, I know there is no definite waiting time for "RCMP to PPR:...And I just open a topic to share...

Similar with "schedule A to PPR", there is also no exact timeline as well, but people still want to discuss...
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Well discussing Schedule A to PPR still make sense as timelines vary by a few days to a month (approx.). But in case of RCMP, some were requested a day after submission and some after 3 months. So, I don't see a point in discussing it.

No worries....
 
kainthsimranjit said:
Well discussing Schedule A to PPR still make sense as timelines vary by a few days to a month (approx.). But in case of RCMP, some were requested a day after submission and some after 3 months. So, I don't see a point in discussing it.

No worries....
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We can still discuss and share, don't we? Seems you are not requested to submit RCMP, so it is fine for you and good luck man...
 
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/all-inland-applicants-who-received-ppr-connect-here-t330707.0.html

This will help

A lot of pprs and pp sent and received ppl here
 
its same case for me ,requested to submit Schedule A and rcmp ,submitted both and its been more than a month and i dont see any updates


Requested RCMP and Schedule A= June 10

Submitted both =June 15

Additional Documents :provided (it doesn't even say they are received ).

Did someone's status changed to received with similar issue
 
It's the Canadian police certificate.
Question, are all applicants living in Canada are requested to submit this?
 
noaha said:
its same case for me ,requested to submit Schedule A and rcmp ,submitted both and its been more than a month and i dont see any updates


Requested RCMP and Schedule A= June 10

Submitted both =June 15

Additional Documents :provided (it doesn't even say they are received ).

Did someone's status changed to received with similar issue
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Yeah, that is why I open this topic to share and discuss...

How are your ECAS? application received or in process??
 
groundbirch said:
Sorry to ask, but what's RCMP?
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It is a criminal check with fingerprint from Royal Canadian Mounted Police (known as RCMP)...It is submitted when requested from CIC
 
MySky said:
It's the Canadian police certificate.
Question, are all applicants living in Canada are requested to submit this?
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Not everyone living in Canada is requested to submit RCMP...BTW, it takes 10 days to get this report...
 
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