Someone I know got their LPP completed and oath invite 6 months after the test (all within normal processing time after test )
It’s frustrating but hang in there.. it’ll all be over soon
December 2022 - Citizenship Applicants
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It’s frustrating but hang in there.. it’ll all be over soon
The 6 months is so rare though. IF you look at tracker for Nov 2022 and Dec 2022 applicants, the average wait time from LPP to oath is 30 days. For most people its 10-15 days.
Just frustrated since I have a trip to India coming up on Sep 09 and want to be done before that.
LPP done. Wasnt expecting this fast of a process in Ottawa. Anyone know how long it takers to get oath after LPP. I am going out of country for whole sept and i feel i may have to delay the oath. Anyone had similar experience and how long does it take to schedule second date for oath?
Type: Online application
Location: Ottawa
Physical Presence Days: 1552
Application: Single
Application sent: 30/12/2022
Delivered: 30/12/2022
AOR: 17/01/2023
Tracker Account Created: 19/01/2023
Background Verification: 27/02/2023
Citizenship Test Invite:24/05/2023
Citizenship Test Taken: 06/06/2023
Citizenship Test complete: 08/06/2023
Language Skills: 18/07/2023
Physical Presence: 18/07/2023
Prohibition: 18/07/2023
Ceremony: Not started
Type: Online application
Location: Ottawa
Physical Presence Days: 1552
Application: Single
Application sent: 30/12/2022
Delivered: 30/12/2022
AOR: 17/01/2023
Tracker Account Created: 19/01/2023
Background Verification: 27/02/2023
Citizenship Test Invite:24/05/2023
Citizenship Test Taken: 06/06/2023
Citizenship Test complete: 08/06/2023
Language Skills: 18/07/2023
Physical Presence: 18/07/2023
Prohibition: 18/07/2023
Ceremony: Not started
seems we are in the same boat. Just worried that if I get oath in mid Aug, i may have to delay it as there's not enough time to surrender passport and apply for visa.
You dont need to surrender passport if your trip is shorter than 3 months. You can leave your Indian passport at home and apply for e-visa with a surrender certificate or something like that.
You have 3 months to surrender the passport and I plan to do it when I am back from India in October.
Hey guys, I got a ghost update on July 11th. I called up IRCC a day or 2 later asking what it was about and the representative informed me that they had received ICES report for CBSA. Do they do that for every case?
My visa process office is Scarborough. I haven't seen any updates since April 11th (Background check completion). All other dates are in my signature.
My visa process office is Scarborough. I haven't seen any updates since April 11th (Background check completion). All other dates are in my signature.
I sent the email to this Scarborough office email address for oath ceremony related communications. I got it from one of the threads here. Apparently, that’s where you get your official oath invite from and where you send your stuff to after the oath. Here it is for Scarborough:
IRCC.DNSCRCitizenshipCeremony-CeremonieCitoyenneteSCRRN.IRCC@cic.gc.ca
Totally makes sense, I hope you get the decision soon buddy.
Where did you read this? I have went through many sites but all of them says we need to surrender immediately.
This is awesome. Thanks a lot. Also it seems we can use the passport to travel to india as well in that 3 months period so no need for e-visa.
I am not sure how the immigration officer will react on exit from India. As you won't be be able to use Indian passport and Canadian passport will not have an entry stamp. I hope they know about this grace period thing.