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January 2023 - Citizenship Applications

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aghuman

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Jul 18, 2018
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Hey
Application submitted 19 feb
I just want to know how much time they are taking for whole process.
And can we travel to india within the process what is the procedure?
 
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vivo

Star Member
Oct 23, 2015
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Please add to tracker

Type: Paper application
Location: Montreal
Physical Presence Days: 1,102
Application: Family(4)
Application sent: 8 January 2023
Delivered: 11 January 2023
AOR: Pending
 
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vivo

Star Member
Oct 23, 2015
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So looks like I will be waiting until March to receive AOR. My friend who completed the same masters as I did and has been in step with me over the past 5 years applying for PGWP, CSQ, then PR applied online for her citizenship at the end of November, received her AOR and invitation to test and passed her test yesterday - less than 3 months. Seems unfair that because we are a family and have to apply on paper then face prolonged delays!
 
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adbcca

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Feb 21, 2019
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vivo said:
So looks like I will be waiting until March to receive AOR. My friend who completed the same masters as I did and has been in step with me over the past 5 years applying for PGWP, CSQ, then PR applied online for her citizenship at the end of November, received her AOR and invitation to test and passed her test yesterday - less than 3 months. Seems unfair that because we are a family and have to apply on paper then face prolonged delays!
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Be grateful that this country is granting you citizenship. Waiting for a year or two is a small price to pay for the privilege of obtaining citizenship. Naturalization is not a right, and you must understand this before thinking about fairness and making comparisons with your friends.
 
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vivo

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Oct 23, 2015
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adbcca said:
Be grateful that this country is granting you citizenship. Waiting for a year or two is a small price to pay for the privilege of obtaining citizenship. Naturalization is not a right, and you must understand this before thinking about fairness and making comparisons with your friends.
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And that told me! Hope you feel better now that you have had opportunity to give your little sermon :rolleyes:
 
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GTAIndian

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Jul 24, 2022
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adbcca said:
Be grateful that this country is granting you citizenship. Waiting for a year or two is a small price to pay for the privilege of obtaining citizenship. Naturalization is not a right, and you must understand this before thinking about fairness and making comparisons with your friends.
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Naturalization is not a right, but freedom of thought, belief and expression are granted as rights.
 
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li-kowa

Star Member
Jun 19, 2018
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Hello Admin
I am sorry, I did not add my tracker date to the update I submitted. My AOR was Jan 23, and Tracker was opened on Jan. 25. Sorry I left the tracker out. Thanks
 
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BrayZe

Newbie
Feb 21, 2023
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Hello - new application here :

Location: MTL
Physical Days: 1,688
Method: Online
Applicants: Single
Application sent: January 06, 2023
AOR:January, 20th 2023
Tracker Sign-up email : feb 1st 2023

ISSUE : Cant login or create new account with the tracker - technical difficulties email sent to IRCC on 21st feb 2023
 
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niveditha024

Member
Jul 10, 2018
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bionic_dude said:
Thanks for your reply. I was able to create the tracker account after my AOR (was laughing at the stupidity - like how many more logins do we have to create), got my spouse's AOR email today morning with the application # and was able to create her tracking account as well.

Now, we will be waiting for my kid's AOR as submitted paper application for him alone.
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Hello, Do we use the form 5(1) or form 5(2) for applying for minor's citizenship? My citizenship application is in progress(I applied online) and my spouse is yet to apply. Thank you.
 
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K8V

Member
Jun 28, 2019
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Hi I want to clarify the Citizenship application Question: Do you currently, or have you ever held immigration or citizenship status in a country or territory other than Canada (this includes your country of birth)?

My husband and I lived and worked in Dubai, UAE since 2014. Then landed in Canada as PR on Feb 27 2020.

Since we only have to declare between the eligibility period 2018-2023, does this mean we have to declare all of our travel even just for short term visits/tourism between that period? For example we travelled to Armenia, Korea and the Philippines (our home country where we hold Citizenship in) between 2018- 2023. Then for the times that we are not travelling outside Dubai should we just specify those dates as Worker?

E.g. Feb 2018-April 2018 - Dubai, UAE - Status: Worker
Apr 1, 2018-Apr 7, 2018-Armenia Status: Other (then in the notes section type in "Tourist"
Apr 7, 2018-Nov 19, 2019- South Korea Status: Other (then in the notes section type in "Tourist"
Nov 19, 2019-Dec 20, 2019-Dubai, UAE Status: Worker
Dec 21, 2019-Dec 27, 2019-Philippines -Status: Other (then in notes type in "Visit to Home country"
Dec 27, 2019-Feb 5, 2020 -Dubai, UAE Status: Worker


Does this sound right? Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for all your help.
 
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Banana woman

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Dec 10, 2019
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niveditha024 said:
Hello, Do we use the form 5(1) or form 5(2) for applying for minor's citizenship? My citizenship application is in progress(I applied online) and my spouse is yet to apply. Thank you.
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If the minor will be submitting a paper application along with your spouse, use form 5(2)
 
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