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| Subject: Is the PPR season over? |
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I wonder what exactly is the idea in the consulate,probably
(Jan 1-jan 16)- send (n) ppr´s
(Jan 17-Jan 31)- Lets stop n let the applicants bang their heads against the walls and email/fax us some interesting queries expressing their worries, then
(Jan 17-Jan 31)-lets give them some hope by replying with some computer generated positive messages, so they can start guessing and hoping that the mail would come today.lets make the process a li´l more miserable by giving just 10 PPr´s next week.
Just Kidding folks but this is what I can sketch by their PPR issuing practices,I mean there were so few PP(I saw just One) requests from past 15 days in any forum.
I wonder what´s going with mountains,sww,....,and many more In canada applicants who completed their medicals and sent the documents like 7-8 months ago?.
Keep updating guys as we in this forum need more information from you than some computer generated info(which generate more ambiguity).
[31-01-2006,19:19]
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sunny |
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(in reply to: Is the PPR season over?)
Well said
[31-01-2006,21:52]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Is the PPR season over?)
I think they are just overloaded with stamping the passports. :)
For all those who are still waiting in line, don´t lose the hope! Good luck!
[31-01-2006,23:55]
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SG1 |
(in reply to: Is the PPR season over?)
Well said sunny this is exactly how i feel
[01-02-2006,00:37]
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guest |
(in reply to: Is the PPR season over?)
Nobody knows their modus operandi. My friend sent his PP on January 17th and got it back yesterday. He got PPR on January 16th.
[01-02-2006,00:57]
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