January 2020 on wards Paper Based PR Applicants waiting for AOR/MR/PPR connect here.
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I called ircc. They said they uploaded all of my documents. When they make sure all of infos are correct, they are gonna email me aor.
My ar is may 19. I hope I could get before next years coming...
My ar is may 19. I hope I could get before next years coming...
jasonliuengr
Star Member
- Apr 6, 2020
- 232
- Category........
- PNP
- NOC Code......
- 2173
- Job Offer........
- Yes
- App. Filed.......
- 06-05-2020
- Nomination.....
- 20-04-2020
- AOR Received.
- 06-11-2020
- Med's Done....
- 05-12-2020
- LANDED..........
- 15-02-2021
Same here! My AR is on June 12th.
I called them yesterday. They told me they are checking my documents to become sure that they are correct and complete. We got the temporary number. They told us it takes some weeks to give us the AOR.
Please my people, what is the reason why medical requests is not sent to our people, majority are now doing upfront medicals, and some of our lawyers are not advising in that line of up front medical, pls i need reply
I suspect if only 30% of the IRCC staff are working right now, there might few or almost none ones who are responsible for sending out Medical Requests.
Or it takes most amount of effort/work in their current system as a result agents focus on cases with upfront medical to expedite them and keep the % of completed cases in the norm to keep a good feedback on their work.
I think 30% is inaccurate. It was like that when we were fully lockdown earlier this year. Recently the head of immigration said they resume 90% of their workforce in Sep. So i think ircc they are pretty much fully operating at the moment, in regard of the processing time, it is because there were too much left behind so they need time to catch up. However it seems i dont have any advantage by taking the upfront medical. I am still waiting for DM, unlike others who gets the DM really fast after upfront
I'm not sure if this is the reason. "The number of employees working as decision makers on spousal applications has increased by 66%. IRCC aims to finalize around 6,000 spousal applications every month from October to December 2020".
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/enewsletter/index.asp#initiative
Last year November AR applicants have a long processing time to AOR.
| AR | AOR | AR to AOR (Month) |
| 19/04/04 | 19/05/17 | 1.4 |
| 19/05/24 | 19/06/24 | 1.0 |
| 19/06/26 | 19/07/23 | 0.9 |
| 19/08/01 | 19/08/16 | 0.5 |
| 19/11/07 | 20/01/28 | 2.7 |
| 19/11/15 | 20/02/03 | 2.6 |
| 19/11/19 | 20/01/30 | 2.4 |
| 19/12/20 | 20/02/10 | 1.7 |
| 19/12/27 | 20/02/14 | 1.6 |
| 19/12/27 | 20/02/14 | 1.6 |
| 20/01/03 | 20/02/19 | 1.5 |
| 20/01/09 | 20/02/19 | 1.3 |
| 20/01/10 | 20/02/20 | 1.3 |
| 20/01/13 | 20/02/20 | 1.2 |
| 20/01/13 | 20/02/27 | 1.5 |
Sometimes I think people should be patient enough and wait on IRCC for them to make their decision. I know it comes with stress and pressure when waiting on IRCC's decision but if you compare others story to your own, you realize your own case is 10 times better than someone so why cry? Everybody wants to come to Canada but it must go through the normal process and procedure.
I will use this platform to share my little story with everyone. More than 10 years ago and in my home country, I was refused visa 4 times when I wanted to come to Canada and one thing about me which I don't know how to is to give up. I don't know how to give up in life because "Quitters don't win, and winners don't quit".
On my 5th application, luckily I was given 4years visa to come to Canada. So you see, Patience is good and let time take its full course... Canada is good
I have been in Canada for 10 years now and yet without PR and I am still not disturbed although I've seen people who came to meet me in Canada and are now citizens. Am I worried, Yes but you see in life, the path for Mr/Mrs A may not be the same path for Mr/Mrs B etc....
After my degree in one province in western Canada , I relocated to Ontario thinking that there would be jobs for me and thinking it will blossom alongside me getting my PR and that it would be easy for me but it didn't work out as planned. I must say I've gone for job interviews in canada more than everyone.I could go for more than 250+ job interviews due to the competition. I had some but they were not skilled jobs as the immigration policies in the province required so I relocated to the Atlantic region and went to Prince Edwards Island precisely. I had to pay $2500 to a lawyer to help me but it didn't work out as well. Not anybody's fault but it wasn't the right timing.
I got a job in Prince Edwards Island but the employer was from a different province so PEI PNP denied me as they wanted the employer to come from PEI and as part of the requirement so they said no.....Because of that and since I was working for an employer in Atlantic Canada , I applied for PNP in that province also and after the assessment, they also denied me saying the experience was not enough to qualify me. I then relocated back to another province because my PG WORK permit was expiring. Must I blame anybody, No. I believe it's still not my time yet.
Then I reapplied to go to university again, got another study permit and applied also under H&C for permanent residence since all hope was gone and a friend lawyer told me they won't give me the PR through H&C because my reasons are not that strong...
All these while, I sought the help of MLAS in about 5 provinces and some high key persons and members when I found their emails online and still it didn't happen and am I not bothered? I am but I believe in timing.
Finally, I had to leave school again when I got a full time permanent job in western Canada and relocated again which is LMIA exempt and with my study permit I sought the help of an immigration lawyer who helped me filed for the work permit application(since my PGWP has already expired) on my study permit which will expire in the years to come. Moreover, I applied for PNP in one province where I currently work and I received an invitation to apply. I did apply and still waiting but am I troubled? "YES" and "NO" because I've spent lots of money and moving from end to end of the country with no answer and had to work, drive in 9 provinces now out of the 13(which is one of best experiences ever) and "NO" because it was not the right time for me.
So for 10 years without PR here in this great nation should I let it worry me? The answer will be relative and concerning IRCC you should see the number of applications they have to go through to approve for someone so we got to be patient, wait and don't be troubled.
So with this my little story, I just want to encourage you to take heart because the right time will always come....IRCC is doing everything in their power to help so let them have their time to work and in due time, you will surely hear from them. If the answer turns out to be positive or negative, still don't give up or be stressed. Reach out to them again and with time they will make way for you.
Thank you
I will use this platform to share my little story with everyone. More than 10 years ago and in my home country, I was refused visa 4 times when I wanted to come to Canada and one thing about me which I don't know how to is to give up. I don't know how to give up in life because "Quitters don't win, and winners don't quit".
On my 5th application, luckily I was given 4years visa to come to Canada. So you see, Patience is good and let time take its full course... Canada is good
I have been in Canada for 10 years now and yet without PR and I am still not disturbed although I've seen people who came to meet me in Canada and are now citizens. Am I worried, Yes but you see in life, the path for Mr/Mrs A may not be the same path for Mr/Mrs B etc....
After my degree in one province in western Canada , I relocated to Ontario thinking that there would be jobs for me and thinking it will blossom alongside me getting my PR and that it would be easy for me but it didn't work out as planned. I must say I've gone for job interviews in canada more than everyone.I could go for more than 250+ job interviews due to the competition. I had some but they were not skilled jobs as the immigration policies in the province required so I relocated to the Atlantic region and went to Prince Edwards Island precisely. I had to pay $2500 to a lawyer to help me but it didn't work out as well. Not anybody's fault but it wasn't the right timing.
I got a job in Prince Edwards Island but the employer was from a different province so PEI PNP denied me as they wanted the employer to come from PEI and as part of the requirement so they said no.....Because of that and since I was working for an employer in Atlantic Canada , I applied for PNP in that province also and after the assessment, they also denied me saying the experience was not enough to qualify me. I then relocated back to another province because my PG WORK permit was expiring. Must I blame anybody, No. I believe it's still not my time yet.
Then I reapplied to go to university again, got another study permit and applied also under H&C for permanent residence since all hope was gone and a friend lawyer told me they won't give me the PR through H&C because my reasons are not that strong...
All these while, I sought the help of MLAS in about 5 provinces and some high key persons and members when I found their emails online and still it didn't happen and am I not bothered? I am but I believe in timing.
Finally, I had to leave school again when I got a full time permanent job in western Canada and relocated again which is LMIA exempt and with my study permit I sought the help of an immigration lawyer who helped me filed for the work permit application(since my PGWP has already expired) on my study permit which will expire in the years to come. Moreover, I applied for PNP in one province where I currently work and I received an invitation to apply. I did apply and still waiting but am I troubled? "YES" and "NO" because I've spent lots of money and moving from end to end of the country with no answer and had to work, drive in 9 provinces now out of the 13(which is one of best experiences ever) and "NO" because it was not the right time for me.
So for 10 years without PR here in this great nation should I let it worry me? The answer will be relative and concerning IRCC you should see the number of applications they have to go through to approve for someone so we got to be patient, wait and don't be troubled.
So with this my little story, I just want to encourage you to take heart because the right time will always come....IRCC is doing everything in their power to help so let them have their time to work and in due time, you will surely hear from them. If the answer turns out to be positive or negative, still don't give up or be stressed. Reach out to them again and with time they will make way for you.
Thank you
Hello Folks
I need opinion of people who ever got ADR.
After submission of Additional Documents do we get "AD" in under review until DM or we can know rather it "Reviewed and passed " ?
I am worried because my AD is still under review from 21st February 2020 to till date, and actually I want go for upfront medical but I am waiting it's get cleared.
So people please advise me.
Thanks.
I need opinion of people who ever got ADR.
After submission of Additional Documents do we get "AD" in under review until DM or we can know rather it "Reviewed and passed " ?
I am worried because my AD is still under review from 21st February 2020 to till date, and actually I want go for upfront medical but I am waiting it's get cleared.
So people please advise me.
Thanks.