Could you add me to it too? I submitted mine on March 4. I have an OINP, and I am FSWP Outland.prav082 said:
Thank you so much, and thank you for making and maintaining thisprav082 said:You are already added in list
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1evB0ittpJtFZqJzJNzNr4oxr5dIGBafcC1_mlXko4hw/edit#gid=0
I wish you all the bestMusikwala said:Hi all. Yet another week will start tomorrow. This waiting for PPR is really excruciating. This coming week I will complete 4 months of waiting. It is so difficult to form a trend. Some people are getting in 4 months and some are getting in 5 months. Some are waiting much longer even and some are waiting for less than 3 months. Makes it more difficult to make sense of the madness.
My only hope is that nothing is wrong with my app 'cause if something was wrong they would've contacted me already by now. I just hope I don't get any nasty surprises after 5 months of waiting or something.
By the way, what are the various occupations of people waiting in this thread? I thought it would be nice if an additional column was added with NOC code. I'm looking to network with other manufacturing industry professionals or other industrial engineers/production managers like me. Any mfg people here? And if yes, are you headed to Ontario like me? Let's keep in touch.
Thanks a lot! Wish you good luck as well.Aragorn165 said:I wish you all the best
You seem to be approaching the average time for when outland PNP applicants get PPRs- a little over 4 months, or 124 days. Who knows, you may have a good surprise waiting for you in the coming few days
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In general it seems as though PNP Outland is processed faster? Is there any reason for that? Is it because the Ottawa office has too many applications to process, and they prioritize CEC ones anyway, which makes inland PNP applications take longer?
I would guess it means they have completed the check, and they don't need any more BG checks done at this time.Luwassa said:
