Ok. That's good to know. I don't see your timeline in the excel sheet. Anyway, here is mine. App. May 11, Aor1: June1, Aor2: July 18.ShaliVin said:
lol, guys please. If the quota is completed how come people are still getting PPRs. An idle waiting mind plays a lot of tricks.vish549 said:
I am not sure but I noticed, they slow down after September 26 and then they send some PPR in end of Nov.HandM082516 said:
Don't know but people believes in negative thing easily in a trouble and think about all factors.dumdumhogayamein said:
I don't know, I THOUGHT our case would be straight forward. Hubby he RUNS an NGO (non governmental organization which helps people) he has several international awards. I have served Canada for 20 years in the Navy with a security clearance. Neither one of us married before, age difference is in the *magic* gap (3 years difference). But all stages we are lagging everyone (on here anyway). I am last from January I think, and even maybe February. It took 10 months to even get BG in process while many others got 3-6 months, and now the BG in process that has been a full month while it seems everyone else who went BG in process on here had PPR / DM by about 2 weeks tops (and many cases only a few days). All the MP told me was maybe our file is on a desk of an officer who does have some complicated time consuming cases and because of those ours got pushed back. But if that happens that officer should transfer files which are clearly now behind most others. I am so frustrated. If he doesn't get to come by end Dec, then I hope we don't get PPR / DM until MArch so that it won't affect me going to India in March (I am going for 6 months work experience and can't change it) If he comes here and doesn't have the PR card by the time I have to go either he has to stay alone in Canada while I stay alone in India (until he gets the card and comes to India to meet me) or we fly back to India without his PR card, and have a family member here in Canada courier it to him in India --- but I am so worried what happens if the card gets lost in transit by courier? Is there some way to get a replacement from New Delhi Visa Office?vish549 said:
It's not mentioned anywhere. But that's the expectations from an Indian couple. Got the info from people who had been asked about the age difference by CIC before.dumdumhogayamein said:
Actually no age difference can put anyone in trouble technically speaking. Because no guideline says a single thing about age difference. But the 4-7 is the expectation for Indian couple according to our culture. At least that's what observed.desiB said:
