That flowchart isn't reliable because it dates to pre-EE days. CIC hasn't published an EE specific flowchart yet so all we can do is speculate. In Process has, almost always, led to PPR so far. There has been exactly 1 reported case of rejection (as far as I remember) that happened because the applicant's LMIA job offer letter did not have the word 'Permanent'. Overall, a very positive sign.tm1986 said:
Mine is FSW too... If you are correct, how long will we have to wait to get the PPR? How long it took for the 19 June batch?chevy said:
Seems like there are lot of people who are waiting from 19 June batch, but most of them already got it, PER generally shows that the person who applied through FSW is generally eligible for that programme (Positive decision by Sydney office), rest depends upon Medicals, criminality and other background checks (In that case file moves to Local visa office from sydney office)....if that is passed PPR is on the way....marianacimini said:
Hi. When did you apply for bowp?alfredo_245 said:Hi everyone,
I haven't post anything in this subject so I haven't updated any spreadsheet if applicable. Anyways, I just got PPR today
Current status:
Application/profile status Open
Review of eligibility Review in Progress
Review of medical results Passed
Review of submitted documents Provided
Scheduling an interview Not needed at this time
A background check is needed In Progress
A final decision has been reached Not Started
Timeline
Submitted application - May 7th
Received AOR - May 7th
Passed Medicals - May 14th
Additional doc requested (Copies of new Passport) - August 7th
Submitted doc requested (Copies of new Passport) - August 8th
Received PPR Letter - August 13th
FYI: For all those planning to apply to the Bridge Permit. As a PGWP holder I never received the second AOR letter. I am still waiting for my Bridge Permit to be processed. At this point I think (and hope) that the PR will happen first.
Good luck to everyone!
