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[mevisbleek]

Had the Test today, March 1st at 1pm in Regina (Ramada Hotel Downtown). To be honest, the test was super easy (Finished in less than 3 mins). However, my advise for anyone is to at least read the book once, its better to over prepared. Question Structure: The questions were short and straight to the point. I scored 19. Before the test, I was freaking out, to assure myself of success, I completed all the practice test available on the world wide web, LOL. There was no question about date, thank goodness!

After the test: Interview took about 10mins. The CIC rep painfully double checked my travel history on my application with the stamps on my passport.

Documents asked during interview: PR Card, Drivers License, Health Card. She did not ask for COPR but I gave it to her. She asked where I worked and how long I have been working there. I responded by giving her my letter of employment. She also asked for the original copy of language proof. I gave her the original copy of my transcript from Canada.

 

[zeste]

Test passed 20/20!! (Regina)

 

[Psalm91]

Had the Test today, March 1st at 1pm in Regina (Ramada Hotel Downtown). To be honest, the test was super easy (Finished in less than 3 mins). However, my advise for anyone is to at least read the book once, its better to over prepared. Question Structure: The questions were short and straight to the point. I scored 19. Before the test, I was freaking out, to assure myself of success, I completed all the practice test available on the world wide web, LOL. There was no question about date, thank goodness!

After the test: Interview took about 10mins. The CIC rep painfully double checked my travel history on my application with the stamps on my passport.

Documents asked during interview: PR Card, Drivers License, Health Card. She did not ask for COPR but I gave it to her. She asked where I worked and how long I have been working there. I responded by giving her my letter of employment. She also asked for the original copy of language proof. I gave her the original copy of my transcript from Canada.

Nice! Did she tell you when to expect OAT ?

 

[mevisbleek]

Nice! Did she tell you when to expect OAT ?

She said within 2 to 4 months

 

[Psalm91]

She said within 2 to 4 months

You will probably be among the upcoming OAT CEREMONY which is on March 26, 27, 28 and 29.

 

[Hman1]

No she said at least may we should expect nothing before that. I think march too early for that . May around stat

 

[zeste]

No she said at least may we should expect nothing before that. I think march too early for that . May around stat

You may be right, but there are 5 ceremonies at the end of March in Regina. According to the spreadsheets July applicants have already taken the Oath. There is no information for August applicants. A September applicant took the test today among with October's applicants. So for whom are these 5 ceremonies? Any thoughts?

 

[reddevilman]

Hi guys, I have a question need your advices. My application was sent on Dec 4, 2017. It was "in process" on Feb 22. By referring to the stat spreadsheet, it might take another couple months to move on next steps. My family will be moving to BC by June. My question is, do I just to wait for test invitation still, or write a note to local office of this plan in case they deliver any mail after my moving? Thanks.

 

[JJS]

You may be right, but there are 5 ceremonies at the end of March in Regina. According to the spreadsheets July applicants have already taken the Oath. There is no information for August applicants. A September applicant took the test today among with October's applicants. So for whom are these 5 ceremonies? Any thoughts?

Do not agree. I am a July 2017 applicant from Regina with Decision made status and still waiting for an Oath. So he's right, it might be 2-4 months. On a positive note, there are more ceremonies coming up in the month of May.

 

[sylviabenita]

Do not agree. I am a July 2017 applicant from Regina with Decision made status and still waiting for an Oath. So he's right, it might be 2-4 months. On a positive note, there are more ceremonies coming up in the month of May.

9 months wait after DM is not fair.

 

[Psalm91]

When did you write your test? You know they like to do the oat in groups. There’s Five ceremonies in March so that’s lots of people. They are gonna try to squeeze in as many people as they can. So yes he might be lucky and get invited. Have seen cases where someone got decision made in January and the next available OAT was in June, then a friend of mine did his test two weeks before the June Oat and he was invited as well. It all depends. Because there’s nothing else to process once a decision has been made. It’s all about waiting for OAT. There are also cases of people doing test and oat same day. Happens to be that there was oat that day and still space for one or two people and they included them. So one can never tell. That’s why she said 2 to four months to be on the safe side. Doesn’t want to say Two to three weeks incase there’s no more space.

 

[Psalm91]

not sure he got DM in July. He is a July applicant.

 

[asifmehmood]

Where are Saskatoon applicants?

 

[sylviabenita]

Where are Saskatoon applicants?

Right here. Test date March 12th.

 

[btbt]

Hi guys, I have a question need your advices. My application was sent on Dec 4, 2017. It was "in process" on Feb 22. By referring to the stat spreadsheet, it might take another couple months to move on next steps. My family will be moving to BC by June. My question is, do I just to wait for test invitation still, or write a note to local office of this plan in case they deliver any mail after my moving? Thanks.

I don't think IRCC is set-up to handle future address changes, so you're probably best to wait until you've moved (or are about to move) and then update your address, which means your file will be transferred to the appropriate IRCC office and you'll get mail at your new address.