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Suggest you check all that by sending email to the address on the interview notification email.

Read more carefully. The comment was about his "friend and partner", not him.

I did and was out for almost 3 years. I used an address in Canada.

Why would he have to wait there for a certificate.? Your friend and partner weren't very bright. One can, as I did, leave right after the ceremony, get the certificate forwarded overseas, and apply for a passport at a Canadian Embassy. That the passport takes "forever: should not matter; in...

I got my certificate sent (by DHL) to me by a person in Canada who signs for my mail, and my passport application was with Canadian embassy where I am. No problem.

Send email to this lady: naseem@mwlawgroup.ca Her law company helped me in the mandamus route, and it was not expensive.

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Don't come back. That will help shorten the queues.

You can easily find the answers for yourself. Use Google.

I think that was when they were still trying to get people to believe in the 12-month standard. They have now given up on that and are giving honest figures, like 27 months. People seem to have accepted the switch, so the pressure is off.

It is for such reasons that you left those countries and came to Canada.

Seems to be anywhere between 4 and 7 weeks, but closer to the low end.

That would not matter to him. He will always write his books, even if they have no relevance the matter at hand.

Time to get a lawyer.

Ha ha ha ... right on! But dpenabill is a great immigration expert---one of the greatest ever---whence his endless volumes on all sorts of things.

The guy likes to write books on even the simplest matters. He obviously has plenty to kill. But he it has not yet occurred to him that most people here have work to do and cannot spend hours reading books by self-appointed "immigration experts".

They just ask because they want to feel that their job is more important than just checking documents and that they have some power. I was out of the country for two straight years after submitting my application. The single question at my interview was "why?". I said "because the law allows...

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I did not, and the IRCC has processed my application to Oath level without asking about it.

Yes, it did.