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SPR Processing Time
SPR Processing Time
Hi, just curious usually how long is the SPR application processing time? I've alrdy submitted close to 4months, the ICA status still showing " PENDING "
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Re: SPR Processing Time
Anywhere from a month to two years.Clive Lim wrote:Hi, just curious usually how long is the SPR application processing time? I've alrdy submitted close to 4months, the ICA status still showing " PENDING "
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Re: SPR Processing Time
nakatago wrote:Anywhere from a month to two years.Clive Lim wrote:Hi, just curious usually how long is the SPR application processing time? I've alrdy submitted close to 4months, the ICA status still showing " PENDING "
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Two year ? Are you serious about it ?
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Re: SPR Processing Time
As a heart attack!.Clive Lim wrote:nakatago wrote:Anywhere from a month to two years.Clive Lim wrote:Hi, just curious usually how long is the SPR application processing time? I've alrdy submitted close to 4months, the ICA status still showing " PENDING "
Everyday log in to check the result is my habits now
Two year ? Are you serious about it ?
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Re: SPR Processing Time
No...is without heart rate ....a bit of anxioussundaymorningstaple wrote:As a heart attack!.Clive Lim wrote:nakatago wrote: Anywhere from a month to two years.
Two year ? Are you serious about it ?
Re: SPR Processing Time
Yep.Clive Lim wrote:nakatago wrote:Anywhere from a month to two years.Clive Lim wrote:Hi, just curious usually how long is the SPR application processing time? I've alrdy submitted close to 4months, the ICA status still showing " PENDING "
Everyday log in to check the result is my habits now
Two year ? Are you serious about it ?
Re: SPR Processing Time
if the waiting is killing, you canPNGMK wrote:Yep.Clive Lim wrote:nakatago wrote: Anywhere from a month to two years.
Two year ? Are you serious about it ?
a) withdraw the application
or
b) send an email to ICA asking for an update, in which case, from what i have seen, half the time your application status suddenly changes to rejected


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here4good wrote:If it helps, I have applied on behalf of my spouse and it has been nine months and it still shows pending.
I did hear of two other cases where they had been approved in the middle of this year in 5-6 months and another case that has been pending for 14 months and counting...
Nowadays processing time getting longer and longer although there is state 4-6 months to process, hear a lot of experience is more than 6 months.
There's no point, as you'll get zero 'read-across' from comparing your application to that of some other random person.Clive Lim wrote:Appreciate if u could share with your profile ?greymatter wrote:Mine took 19 months to be exact. Just got approved
Where is that stated?Clive Lim wrote: although there is state 4-6 months to process
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There is also a "state", whatever that is supposed to mean, of "you can apply for PR after 6 months as well. But when is the last time you heard of anybody getting PR 6 months after they arrived here, unless they are George Soros or Jim Rogers. You are unlikely to get PR until you have been here 2 full calendar years. Your "state" is nothing more than the absolutely minimum you will have to wait, with the odds being 15 to 24 months being the norm.
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