unable to get thru on phone ...trying since 2 hrsLet’s update in the thread if any of us gets a response.
unable to get thru on phone ...trying since 2 hrsLet’s update in the thread if any of us gets a response.
Imma email themunable to get thru on phone ...trying since 2 hrs
whats the email address to send email to?Imma email them
I was able to get hold of an agent who informed me that my ceremony is scheduled on Dec 6, 2022.Let’s update in the thread if any of us gets a response.
That’s great news, is your office Vancouver too ? And did the tracker update with the new date ?I was able to get hold of an agent who informed me that my ceremony is scheduled on Dec 6, 2022.
She said that they usually send out the formal invitation email 1-2 weeks before the ceremony. This is the reason that an email is not send yet.
I hope its the same case with everyone who received an update on nov 3. However, please call IRCC to double-check.
Good Luck everyone
My office is Vancouver. They didn't update the online tracker, but the IRCC agent told me that she can see that my ceremony date is Dec 6. She even told me time and type of ceremony. She said that they usually send email invitation 1-2 wks before the ceremony date.That’s great news, is your office Vancouver too ? And did the tracker update with the new date ?
ThanksI was able to get hold of an agent who informed me that my ceremony is scheduled on Dec 6, 2022.
She said that they usually send out the formal invitation email 1-2 weeks before the ceremony. This is the reason that an email is not send yet.
I hope its the same case with everyone who received an update on nov 3. However, please call IRCC to double-check.
Good Luck everyone
Thanks, I was not able to reach them yesterday.. Will try again today.. Also, did your tracker update with the new date today ?My office is Vancouver. They didn't update the online tracker, but the IRCC agent told me that she can see that my ceremony date is Dec 6. She even told me time and type of ceremony. She said that they usually send email invitation 1-2 wks before the ceremony date.
I called IRCC and mine is the same date, they told me over the phone its going to be a virtual ceremony and the email for the same should be sent 10 days before the dateI was able to get hold of an agent who informed me that my ceremony is scheduled on Dec 6, 2022.
She said that they usually send out the formal invitation email 1-2 weeks before the ceremony. This is the reason that an email is not send yet.
I hope its the same case with everyone who received an update on nov 3. However, please call IRCC to double-check.
Good Luck everyone
I am really glad you were able to reach out to them. Thier wait time doesn't exceed 10-15 minutes and you can get call back option as wellAnyone trying to contact IRCC, follow these instructions.
"I use this number 1-888-242-2100
After entering your UCI and confirming it. You can press 340 without waiting for the message after one or two trials, it will let you through "
Quoting directly from another message in this thread. Thanks to @HVAC_Controls
It happened to me few days before oath and started working fine the next day after oath.My citizenship application status tracker for the past couple of days isn’t working all of a sudden, after entering the correct UCI & Password it goes to next loading page and the loading spinning wheels keep loading.
Anyone facing same issue with their tracker recently?
It was working after the Oct 13th update to tracker website.....this is only happening just from past couple of days.
I appreciate that IIRC are trying their best, given their resource limitation. And efficiency improvements can only go so far- clearly greater resources are required (staff/offices/Better computers/whatever).I understand the cynical view point but many times it's just the inefficiency. Are there some individuals within IRCC trying to enforce their personal beliefs? Yes, like any other organization.
But if you take the Jan-Mar 2022 spreadsheets and filter by online applications you can see how much BG/test related work has been done between September and October. Also if you follow the inidividual oath updates from 2021 backlogged applicants posted in various threads, you can see a lot of them have been forwarded to other locations with capacity for oath.
If you go through some of the ATIP responses I see them trying hard. For instance, they have been trying things like adding 380 or so people in one zoom call and conducting a oath event to find out the maximum limit of people they can accommodate per event without the entire event being thrown into chaos.
It's not perfect and they sometimes bite more than they can chew with their immigration targets - which I think they're doing to make up for the previous government's policies and the world economy is rapidly moving from hardware/physical things to more technology and service based.
If you compare it with more efficient systems, it also means the applicant will lose some capabilities they currently have. For instance, there are a lot of posts I see where applications are incomplete or details are missed out. If things should be more efficient, they should disallow all these updates once the application is submitted. Unless IRCC comes back and asks for more information the application won't be able to provide additional info. My guess is a lot of those applications currently eat up more and more time. Also rescheduling. Systems more efficient than IRCC don't allow this much rescheduing. I think a lot of resources are wasted in that. I understand people have important business. But when you have a more compassionate system, it will more chaotic and overall times will increase for everyone. They have to freeze the application and stop accepting changes at some point to be able to make a quick decision. If documents/rescheduling requests keep coming in, they're going to be dealing with clerical stuff all the time. But I think tehy don't want to deny people because of clerical issues as well they don't want people to lose 600 bucks.
Not to mention COVID. I think the entire system froze up because it was all paper at the time and Canada had far more restrictive approach to managing COVID than many others in terms of puclic gathering/ceremonies etc. But the online testing solution and zoom oath are pretty good. But I have a lingering suspicion a lot of delay in 2020 applications were because of physically misplaced packages that were not handled properly at the intake and it continues to cause problems for everyone to this day. I think they should've cleared everything upto 2020 as much as possible before they started working on 2021. I don't think that situation was handled properly.
Also I think the inter-office coordination/fworkload sharing could be better but they're taking the right steps. We'll see.
imo citizenship processing is going in the right direction at least at the moment but the results have yet to be seen.