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August 2018 Application

canadaDreamz14

Star Member
Sep 8, 2014
129
43
canada
Category........
FAM
Visa Office......
NDVO
NOC Code......
2173
App. Filed.......
20-05-2014
Med's Request
04-11-2014
Med's Done....
14-11-2014
Interview........
Waived with god's grace!
Passport Req..
26-02-2015
VISA ISSUED...
08-03-2015
Yaayyy well dne, you have reached the final stage in your long journey. Spreadsheet updated. Wishing you all the best for your ceremony and beyond :):):)
@littleun : Oath ceremony is at 11th Oct, 2019. :) Plz update the spreadsheet.
 

sydcarton

Hero Member
Sep 4, 2015
543
197
I completed one year this August 31st and called them on Sept 3rd. They made a note and I was hoping that my file would now be expedited. Three weeks later, no updates. I called them again and they said the expedited ones after one year could take up to a month!
If it takes longer than a year and yours is NOT a non-routine application, you can also involve your MP and see if you can get any info through them. You can also order GCMS notes to see what's been going on with your application.
 
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littleun

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Jun 27, 2018
561
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All,
I just want to post an update for information. My husband - an October applicant had his interview yesterday, ahead of me as an August applicant. He was age exempt from the test. His interview was short and he was asked questons about whether he had a job, whether he had family in Canada and whether he is awaiting any police actions. In addition they asked about his physical presence absences. All was OK and he has been given his Oath Ceremony on Friday at the same location. He was handed a form to take to that event. He took more documents with him than he needed (just in case), like his latest police check etc but they were not needed. He was asked to show only his UK passport, his PR Card and on arriving he showed them his care card as entry ID. He was not asked for anything else. Others may have a different experience, for example I have mine this week and I may also have a different experience to my husband, it is all down to the officer on the day. I have posted this as I think it can be helpful to have as many examples as possible to help those still waiting. Good luck to all with your process, we are all cheering you on.
 

amirsuriya

Full Member
Sep 17, 2018
23
6
I completed one year this August 31st and called them on Sept 3rd. They made a note and I was hoping that my file would now be expedited. Three weeks later, no updates. I called them again and they said the expedited ones after one year could take up to a month!
I suggest send them query through web portal, I received test invitation within 4-5 days of my query but it should be after 12 months not before that. I have received test invitation and web portal reply on same day. FYI
 

Aden_b_son

Member
Jun 9, 2019
14
0
I completed one year this August 31st and called them on Sept 3rd. They made a note and I was hoping that my file would now be expedited. Three weeks later, no updates. I called them again and they said the expedited ones after one year could take up to a month!

Exactly the same case here ( file at Scarborough office)! Please keep me updated if you could find a way to speed up the process.
 

Jovelle8

Newbie
Sep 20, 2018
4
1
Hi please update mine on spreadsheet, im in line 123 right now.
Test Notice- August 20
Test Date- Sept. 25
Result- passed
Waiting for Oath Date
 

armyman

Full Member
Dec 8, 2014
22
4
Please update the spreadhsheet.
Got invitation today Sep 26th through email to appear to write the test on October 15th at Scarborough.

Any idea how to prepare other than reading the book? I have read the book but wondering if there's any trial test that I can do to prepare.
 

littleun

Hero Member
Jun 27, 2018
561
155
Hi please update mine on spreadsheet, im in line 123 right now.
Test Notice- August 20
Test Date- Sept. 25
Result- passed
Waiting for Oath Date
Congratulations, well done on the pass result. One more step out of the way. Spreadsheet updated. Wishing you all the best for your next steps. :):):)
 

littleun

Hero Member
Jun 27, 2018
561
155
Please update the spreadhsheet.
Got invitation today Sep 26th through email to appear to write the test on October 15th at Scarborough.

Any idea how to prepare other than reading the book? I have read the book but wondering if there's any trial test that I can do to prepare.
Well done, at last you have reached the test invite stage. Spreadsheet updated and wishing you luck. Othhers previously have posted the following information, I hope it helps.


http://canadacitizenshipstudyguide.com/
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/discover-canada/read-online/study-questions.html
http://www.citizenshipsupport.ca (Free Quiz and you can purchase more for $29)
http://citizenshipcounts.ca/quiz (Study Guide nicely organized in section, Flashcard, and Quiz) - Free no purchase required
http://www.v-soul.com/onlinetest/canada_citizen_test/ (Quiz Only) - Free
http://www.thecanadiantest.com/citizenship-test/1 (Study Guide and Quiz) - Free
http://www.onlinecitizenshiptest.ca/ (Access to all chapters and quiz for 3 months for $15.99) - Paid
http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/ (Quiz only) - Free
https://www.apnatoronto.com/canadian-citizenship-test-practice/ (Quiz only) - Free
https://www.immigroup.com/tools/citizenship-test/take-the-test.php
 
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littleun

Hero Member
Jun 27, 2018
561
155
All,
I just want to post an update for information. My husband - an October applicant had his interview yesterday, ahead of me as an August applicant. He was age exempt from the test. His interview was short and he was asked questions about whether he had a job, whether he had family in Canada and whether he is awaiting any police actions. In addition they asked about his physical presence absences. All was OK and he has been given his Oath Ceremony on Friday at the same location. He was handed a form to take to that event. He took more documents with him than he needed (just in case), like his latest police check etc but they were not needed. He was asked to show only his UK passport, his PR Card and on arriving he showed them his care card as entry ID. He was not asked for anything else. Others may have a different experience, for example I have mine this week and I may also have a different experience to my husband, it is all down to the officer on the day. I have posted this as I think it can be helpful to have as many examples as possible to help those still waiting. Good luck to all with your process, we are all cheering you on.

As an update. I had my interview today and mine was a different experience to my husband. Firstly, it was incredibly busy, but thankfully I only had to wait 50 minutes to be seen. The officer wanted to see all of my ID's, care cards, PR cards, driving licence and overseas passports. He asked me very similar questions to that my husband had been asked.

Overall the actual interview was fairly short but I notice that others were much longer. My interview finished at 9.45 am today and I was asked to attend my Oath ceremony at 12.30 pm this afternoon. So my journey has reached its end. I wish all fellow applicants success and speed in their own process. Everything finally reaches a conclusion, so for those still waiting, keep faith you will eventually reach the end of your journey. In the meantime, keep sending through those updates on progress so that we can all share in and celebrate your achievements.
 

SamikMallik

Member
Oct 24, 2018
14
3
Please update the August 2018 Spreadsheet as below:

Row# 130 (SamikMallik)
Test Invite Letter - 26-SEP-2019
Test Date - 15-10-2019

Question: We are expecting a baby and as of now the due date is 18-OCT-2019. What do you guys suggest - should we keep the test and explain later if my wife goes to labor or should we just reschedule? But rescheduling the test might push the process for another 4-6 months. Our processing has already passed one year. Any suggestion is greatly appreciated.