June 2018 AOR - join here
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I submitted my file on 29 march%age statuses by month as per Immitracker. Based on past experience will start with following disclaimer
- Yes this data may not be accurate as not all people enter or update their data. Inn no field you can have absolute population data. In most fields you work with sample data and make decisions. If you disagree with the data just ignore and move on.
- However, I believe this data does show a trend. The actual %ages may not be correct but the trend is definitely pretty indicative of progress.
- Immitracker ignores the inactive cases. And yes it does impact the %ages. However, I think immitracker is correct in ignoring inactive cases.
Based on the data
Over and out!
- March has slowed down and it is probably visible in the thread itself. Prima facie it appears that CIC failed to meet their deadline of 80% cases but remember their clock starts from R10 check. Hence I think they have approximately two more weeks in October to meet the deadline.
- Look at the progress in May!! It is blazing. And based on my observation 4th Month post AOR is most active in terms of PPRs and after that it tapers off. I expect 1-2 more weeks of activity in May AORs where it will touch 50%-60% PPR and after that it will trickle to 80% number in next two months. So expect May activity to slow down.
- Yes the June number looks like an Anomaly in first glance. But the number is down because I think either many people added their case or reactivated their case. In any case, June has not seen a lot of PPR activity.
- But refer to point 2 above. If CIC maintains their previous trend expect a rain of PPRs by 2nd week of October to end of October. The PPR %age for June should go from 20% to about 40-45% so basically good 25% people will get their PPRs in next month and then June should taper down. We will see if the trend holds.
Aor may 19.
No updates after that
When should I expect medical request??
You haven't done your medical test?
Most people do an upfront medical exam and upload a form given to them at the hospital.
Okay.
I guess you just have to wait for them to request it. Hopefully someone with a similar experience will share their timelines here.
If you applied under express entry the I believe it is compulsory to get upfront medicals done.
Ref: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/medical-exams.html
Best of luck
Exactly in the same boat as you .. same timeline and everything .. I hope we see some movement soon x117th Day today, June 12 AOR, IP1 since 28th June. Eligibility recommend passed since July, I can't understand how IRCC prioritize applications. Last year majority of applications got approved within 100 days and here 80% of June applicants are waiting for some sort of movements in their file. Really pissed off with this delay, even though nothing seems wrong in gcms notes
I was referring the the post in the link. Do we have to fill any other form when we land.. This is a normal procedure when we come to any country.. Its $10k for US, Rs.25k for India, BD 10,000 for Bahrain etc..
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/forms-formulaires/e311-eng.pdf
My colleague's AOR: 21 Aug. He received PPR last week.
He is also CEC class (same as mine). and he showed POF.
Since POF is not required for CEC class, I didnt show this. Is this the reason for getting late to receive PPR?
(My AOR - June 05)
He is also CEC class (same as mine). and he showed POF.
Since POF is not required for CEC class, I didnt show this. Is this the reason for getting late to receive PPR?
(My AOR - June 05)