PNP PR PAPER-BASED - June - Aug 2020 Applicant —— Let’s share timeline and progress of Application

[everestNP]

Hello Seniors- I have just got the provincial nomination and will submit the paper-based application soon. Couple of questions-

• Should I also pay a biometric fee along with processing and the right to permanent residence fee?
• Medical- I will do medical only after I have been asked to right?
• how do I send my application-- Black & White paper or Color is good? Also, how should I file-- with paper clip according to the checklist order or should I also include the index etc.

Please guide, thanks.

 

[everestNP]

can anyone give me the link -- PNP paper-based step-by-step guide etc,. I appreciate it, thanks

 

[Thisath]

can anyone give me the link -- PNP paper-based step-by-step guide etc,. I appreciate it, thanks

You should receive the step by step guidance n check list etc along with the nomination email. pay all the payment that will eliminate the unnecessary delays ... I personally not recommended the up front medical

 

[lbudwal1]

Hello Seniors- I have just got the provincial nomination and will submit the paper-based application soon. Couple of questions-

• Should I also pay a biometric fee along with processing and the right to permanent residence fee?
• Medical- I will do medical only after I have been asked to right?
• how do I send my application-- Black & White paper or Color is good? Also, how should I file-- with paper clip according to the checklist order or should I also include the index etc.

Please guide, thanks.

1. No need to apply Paper-based application now. You should submit it Digitally (Online) Now.
2. You don't need to submit any medical yet, do it when they ask or when you get a temporary file number (up-front medical).

 

[Akhil john joseph]

I was thinking to withdraw my application
Ar is nov 9
No AOR yet ..
I’ve received Cec invitation. So I thought of withdrawing the pnp application and save my $1410 .

any suggestions guys ???

 

[H@rdik Patel]

I was thinking to withdraw my application
Ar is nov 9
No AOR yet ..
I’ve received Cec invitation. So I thought of withdrawing the pnp application and save my $1410 .

any suggestions guys ???

Go ahead for CEC if you have pnp with employer restriction.

 

[Miss bee]

I was thinking to withdraw my application
Ar is nov 9
No AOR yet ..
I’ve received Cec invitation. So I thought of withdrawing the pnp application and save my $1410 .

any suggestions guys ???

No need to withdraw. You can have multiple application at same time. If one gets approved first, they give you choice to withdraw other automatically. Also for your paper based application, you time has already started and you will get update soon . Better stick with both .

 

[Akhil john joseph]

Go ahead for CEC if you have pnp with employer restriction.

Because I see cec getting approved in 3-4 months these days .
and here we are , waiting for AOR since months(7 months) like idiots

 

[Miss bee]

Hello Seniors- I have just got the provincial nomination and will submit the paper-based application soon. Couple of questions-

• Should I also pay a biometric fee along with processing and the right to permanent residence fee?
• Medical- I will do medical only after I have been asked to right?
• how do I send my application-- Black & White paper or Color is good? Also, how should I file-- with paper clip according to the checklist order or should I also include the index etc.

Please guide, thanks.

Yes pay biometrics fees with you application and also right of permanent residence fees too. For medical you don’t have to do now . Arrange everything according to checklist. Now you have to apply online on new portal instead of sending it through mail. New portal is here- https://prson-srpel.apps.cic.gc.ca/en/login

 

[Miss bee]

Because I see cec getting approved in 3-4 months these days .
and here we are , waiting for AOR since months(7 months) like idiots

Man every case is different. You can predict your case and application with other people. Lucky enough you will get update soon . No one knows processing time yet.

 

[Akhil john joseph]

No need to withdraw. You can have multiple application at same time. If one gets approved first, they give you choice to withdraw other automatically. Also for your paper based application, you time has already started and you will get update soon . Better stick with both .

I called Ircc today . She said they have not started processing my file as of today .
So if I withdraw now , I have a chance to get the full refund of $1410… or else I’ll only get the right of permanent residence fee.

confused

 

[Miss bee]

I called Ircc today . She said they have not started processing my file as of today .
So if I withdraw now , I have a chance to get the full refund of $1410… or else I’ll only get the right of permanent residence fee.

confused

Well man I suggested you no one knows how long processing can take for both streams. I would suggest you to stick to both. Rest your wish.

 

[cybertruck]

Nope, it was paper based and not Express Entry

Thanks for the reply

 

[rbukka]

Yes pay biometrics fees with you application and also right of permanent residence fees too. For medical you don’t have to do now . Arrange everything according to checklist. Now you have to apply online on new portal instead of sending it through mail. New portal is here- https://prson-srpel.apps.cic.gc.ca/en/login

Submitting online would depend on the PNP they got. Because for me it was clearly mentioned in the certificate that 'this is for paper based only'.

 

[Miss bee]

Submitting online would depend on the PNP they got. Because for me it was clearly mentioned in the certificate that 'this is for paper based only'.

Hey this measure are regarding new process. Nowadays paper based application are submitted online on different portal. The mail option is no more available. This is not express entry I’m taking about. This is new process of submitting your paper application online . Read this
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...uals/updates/2021-digital-economic-class.html