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navinball said:
That's me. no PPR yet and extremely worried. i stopped eating for the last couple weeks.
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What's you? IP1 or IP2? Sounds awful to be that anxious :( You know processing time can be six months, right? A month after AOR is really early to be extremely worried and not eating. Sounds like it would be healthy for you to put your mind to other things, if you can.
 
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navinball said:
That's me. no PPR yet and extremely worried. i stopped eating for the last couple weeks. only having a glass of vodka now and then
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Getting PPR in less than 40 days is not very common and only a small percentage of people fall into this category. Many people fall into the 60-120 day window. Please be patient, your application is not being processed slowly and your wait time is not unreasonable.
 
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Ronja5200 said:
What's you? IP1 or IP2? Sounds awful to be that anxious :( You know processing time can be six months, right? A month after AOR is really early to be extremely worried and not eating. Sounds like it would be healthy for you to put your mind to other things, if you can.
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the one person in IP2.
 
navinball said:
That's me. no PPR yet and extremely worried. i stopped eating for the last couple weeks. only having a glass of vodka now and then
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Yeah.. same here! a status change to IP2 got me all excited.. I then set out to do some filtering and sorting to try and figure out an average for how long it takes to transition from IP2 to PPR...
 
fleurspeaks19 said:
Yeah.. same here! a status change to IP2 got me all excited.. I then set out to do some filtering and sorting to try and figure out an average for how long it takes to transition from IP2 to PPR...
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I bought the immitracker subscription, and they show me averages for IP2 to PPR for each stream with the recent dato. What's your stream and I can tell you what the average wait is :)
 
northern sunshine said:
Getting PPR in less than 40 days is not very common and only a small percentage of people fall into this category. Many people fall into the 60-120 day window. Please be patient, your application is not being processed slowly and your wait time is not unreasonable.
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i dont think i can survive 60 days
 
fleurspeaks19 said:
Yeah.. same here! a status change to IP2 got me all excited.. I then set out to do some filtering and sorting to try and figure out an average for how long it takes to transition from IP2 to PPR...
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there will be a ghost update a few hrs before PPR. watch out for that.
 
Ronja5200 said:
I bought the immitracker subscription, and they show me averages for IP2 to PPR for each stream with the recent dato. What's your stream and I can tell you what the average wait is :)
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PNP-Outland.. Does country of residence and nationality make a difference?
 
Ronja5200 said:
I think it's just an average of all nationalities and countries of residence. It says 67 days for PNP outland.
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BUT that's the average for the last 30 days. If I sort it for the last 90 days, it says 14 days. Seems like they slowed down over the summer!!
 
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