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Please add me to the spreadsheet: Citizenship application: Single Location: Ottawa Physical Presence Days: 1100 App. Sent: Aug 13, 2019 App. Delivered: Aug 16 2019 AOR: Nov 15, 2019 In Process: Nov 28, 2019 Test Invite letter: Feb 12, 2020 Test Interview date: Feb 19, 2020 Ecas status change to...

Anyone knows why Ottawa is so slow?

Ouchh, I’m glad my application is not processed at that office

They are extremely slow .

I think you good to continue your citizenship process. One of my friends was in the same situation but was waiting for the permanent residence. CiC just holds on the decision until the case is closed to grant him the permanent residence statut

No. It was mailed directly mailed to my place

Hi sorry yes i got my PR since sept 15.

Sorry for the late reply: App sent feb 13, transferred to local office May 1st, doc requested june 25, sent july 15 and got approval email on sept 06

Sorry to hear that. But at this point there’s nothing else to do beside waiting. i think you will soon hear from them. Mine took 5 weeks to get CIC response after i sent the passport copies. Therefore stay tune and good luck

Hi there, kindly add below new to the tracker @YULIA-2016 @robertp. And thank you so much for the wonderful work, this group is an anti-stress in regard to this long immigration process. Line # in tracker: NEW Sponsored People: Parents Parents Country of Citizenship: Sponsor Province: QC...

When was your application sent?

Im in the boat as im going through the same process and worked for DWB. It’s a nightmare feeling all these in and out! I sent the extra documents 4weeks ago and haven’t heard anything back so far! It’s sucks working overseas if u are a PR At

Sorry but i don’t think i can help you on that. Perhaps call MIDI...

When was your application received?

On point 5.6 - Do you have capital invested in investment funds: Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RSSP), Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), etc.? See # 20 in appendix. It’s not the interest/dividend that matters but the invested amount. In appendix 20 you’ll find the supporting document you...

Please read this form http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/sponsorship/Immigration-Quebec_A0535A.pdf, they based their criteria on the employment gross income. If you don’t meet the minimum then you can add the other income like rent, dividends, interest etc...

Exactly. For qc, your gross income is line 101 from revenu qc

At first they need your income whatever you earn by working usually ligne 101 of the notice of assessment. If you don’t meet the minimum required income, you can see the available options in the form A-0535

It’s your choice both options are acceptable

IRCC will send a letter requesting you to submit your application once they accepted your application