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I don't know where that convention comes from. Pacific Time = PST from Nov to March and PDT from March to Nov PST is always UTC -8 and PDT is always UTC -7. (edit: typo) But I get it. Thanks.

My application is processed at Vancouver office and I received an event notice on Pacific Standard Time. However, the date of the event is obviously in Pacific Daylight Time. Should I attend the event on PST or PDT? It makes no sense to me if I attend on PST, but it's written that way. Thanks.

A Very Complicated Citizenship Application [No] A Very Fraudulent Citizenship Application [Yes]

Within a week. I got an international mail from Washington DC to Vancouver. Guess Toronto would be even faster.

Check your spam/junk folder.

I've seen multiple data points with the same processing office as mine, and the time line has been exactly the same up to citizenship test. However, my application has been in radio silence since then, while those data points I've seen have had their oaths completed. Is there anything I can do...

While this is an interesting Python snippet, it's not really very necessary: Essentially, your tracker got refreshed every weekday morning at 5:30 ET. If there's a ghost update, the main thing always shows up in two days, regardless of whether it's a weekday or not. Therefore, if you just want...

It's a good sign. Told ya. I don't want to jinx anything, but I think it's time to get some champagne (or non-alcoholic equivalent if you don't drink).

If your interview is smooth and you are on the east coast, then I think it will turn out to be quick and smooth for the next steps.

Regarding card activation: You do need to activate your card. However, the "activation" tab/button will not show up right after you finish and pass the interview. The tab/button only shows up after they mailed out the actual card.

Went to Seattle to take my fingerprints and got the report within a day sent to my email.

Not good or bad, but just a sign of processing you in the system.

You interview both sides at once for these locations. In fact, for all locations, as long as it's not an airport. That guy responds a lot, but sometimes misses the questions lol.

You'll get an email with title "TTP application status change". Then you check the portal for details.

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This is simply not true. There was ECOPR in pdf. In fact, if you actually cross the border at that time, they will ask for a print-out of that ECOPR. You still do flagpole landing. I got my PR and did exactly that during the high time of covid. I kinda understand your situation, but no this...

Applied on May 2023. Conditional approval on May 2024. Immediately scheduled May 2024 interview with some luck. Passed interview last week. Expecting the card to arrive this week. Asked CBSA for ATIP notes. They spend 8 months to “find” my PR card, then two weeks to pass the security check on...

Please search for the threads in this forum as people sometimes have reported long LPP time leaving Canada after application. You don't have to believe other peoples' data points though. Let alone who knows what organization overseas you are working for before an investigation...

I feel like the "414 questions" are too many and too detailed. It's a bit of a waste of time, to be honest.

Thought OP asked a very similar question not long ago. In general, there's nothing stopping you from traveling. As Seym said, making sure that you can come back on short notice from IRCC is even better. Whether your travel delays the "prohibition and background (and potentially, physical...