Non-Express Entry(PNP) Online Applications Gather here

[Maria Odette]

From another group:

Ar 22 feb 2022
Aor 8 sep 2022
Pal 4 nov 2022
Medical pass 8 nov 2022
Jan 18 portal 1

Fingers crossed that March applicants should start getting their portals sometime in the next few weeks!

 

[moscatojuices]

From another group:

Ar 22 feb 2022
Aor 8 sep 2022
Pal 4 nov 2022
Medical pass 8 nov 2022
Jan 18 portal 1

Fingers crossed that March applicants should start getting their portals sometime in the next few weeks!

Literally identical to ours, minus a few weeks/month on the timelines. Thanks for sharing .

COMMON MARCH PORTALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[ragolliangatan]

Literally identical to ours, minus a few weeks/month on the timelines. Thanks for sharing .

COMMON MARCH PORTALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think you'll get your portal 1 email in the next week or so

 

[RedTree]

Did anyone receive their GCMS notes recently? I paid twice already and never got anything. Last one I requested on Oct 28.

Once I receive my PR, I will request 10 doll reimbursement, no doubt!

 

[tripko]

Because you submitted an LMIA and those give you 2 years, I'd put 2 years from now. It's fine.

Thx. I was thinking to pt January 2nd, 2025 since that date I did put for the expiration of my new work permit.

 

[MudMoverGeorge]

Did anyone receive their GCMS notes recently? I paid twice already and never got anything. Last one I requested on Oct 28.

Once I receive my PR, I will request 10 doll reimbursement, no doubt!

Did you file with CBSA? My 2 with CBSA and one with CSIS (from roughly Oct~ early Dec) all got responded to in about 1 mo, while the one with IRCC in the end of Sep never arrives lol
And you don't have to pay for it if you're in canada and file it for yourself under that "Privacy Act" option

 

[ABmercy&Gr8s]

Hello Everyone,
Received AOR today
AR: Mid November, 2022
AOR: January 18, 2023
BIO: Not required

 

[ABmercy&Gr8s]

I have since linked the application, and uploaded the required Schedule A form via the link provided in my portal. The medical stuff shows that one is not required to do medical. Is this the case for everyone initially? I am asking because I'm not sure if I meet the conditions for medical exam excemption.

 

[buddy013]

Hello Everyone,
Received AOR today
AR: Mid November, 2022
AOR: January 18, 2023

Schedule A form was required to be completed. I would like to know if one needs to print out the form and complete it with pen or if one can complete it using the PC and print it oout just to sign. Also, the space for the filling of information is not wide enough for some of the required information.
How did you guys navigate through this? Thanks

I also got the AOR today, applied early October. For Schedule A, I completed the form digitally. Since I have a Mac, I cannot save it as a digital print(pdf) to sign it digitally, so I had to go to windows, print the digital copy (in pdf), then I signed it digitally (plus included the name in native script) because I have handwritten signature in digital format. I think this should work but it is untested so my recommendation would be to just print the thing out, sign it and then upload it.
As for the not enough space: You can include separate sheets to include the information you cannot fit. Just follow the instructions at the top of IMM5669 which is:

If there is not enough space to provide all the necessary information, attach to this form a separate sheet of paper with further details. Print your name at the top of each additional sheet and indicate the form's title and the number of the question you are answering.

 

[SCW]

They managed to fix my wife's name in a couple of hours of me emailing them the problem.

I am curious, is there a different email for portal issues or did you use webforms?

 

[geraldolvn]

I have since linked the application, and uploaded the required Schedule A form via the link provided in my portal. The medical stuff shows that one is not required to do medical. Is this the case for everyone initially? I am asking because I'm not sure if I meet the conditions for medical exam excemption.

I added my medical sheets (mine, my wife and my son) when I first applied (prson site), I linked it on December 15, and since then I have had this status on my medical:

Review of medical results

• We are reviewing the results of your medical exam.

 

[deeolah]

I applied for PR via the PNP non EE stream in December and just about to apply for my WP. Will there be a problem if they see that I applied for PR before WP? I am outside Canada and I have a job offer .
Thanks

 

[RedTree]

Did you file with CBSA? My 2 with CBSA and one with CSIS (from roughly Oct~ early Dec) all got responded to in about 1 mo, while the one with IRCC in the end of Sep never arrives lol
And you don't have to pay for it if you're in canada and file it for yourself under that "Privacy Act" option

Really? I had no idea I can submit through CBSA. I submitted through IRCC twice, paid 5 doll every time.. I even received confirmation from ATIP-AIPRP@cic.gc.ca and sent them emails a couple of times to follow up, but nothing.

Thanks! I will submit it through CBSA then. Free! Had no idea.

 

[guardian007]

HI all , just an update. Submitted my adr yesterday. got PAL today

 

[cuteproso9]

It seems like they are really speeding up the process of giving out AORs. Almost everyone who applied recently gets their AOR after 2-3 months. Would those cases be processed faster, or will the waiting game be the same just with or without AOR? Someone pointed out that they can give you AOR after 2 months and let you wait a year without any update because the processing time is 21 months, just because they can. However, I hope everyone will get their PR soon.