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And what if he doesn't? Then what? What can he do? - Nothing, like all of us here...

Relax guys, it's Canada, where the government is not accountable to its constituents (which is still better than where I came from LOL). There's nothing you or I can do about it...

Virtue signaling much?

Please point me to the law that prohibits virtual ceremonies.

Outrageous! We all need to be locked down for at least another full year until this horrible virus is gone. Anyone who disagrees is a danger to public safety.

Get ready for a long long wait. Some say it's gonna take 6 months just to receive an AOR at this point.

As soon as there is a vaccine, some sort of immunity passports (e.g., a chip (and it has to be mandatory for everybody for it to work out!) implanted into a body) and also a cure from this virus (we need to pay more attention to Bill Gates and his foundation's work), this problem will be solved...

Dead silence. Everybody's fighting the virus. Ain't nobody interested in our citizenship applications...

You missed his point...

Pretty much. There's no movement whatsoever.

Unless she requested for urgent processing, I call BS on this.

Cool, thanks for the heads-up. And congrats!

Here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/discover-canada.html You're welcome. :)

This does sound a bit ridiculous, especially given that all you need to do to scan the double-sided docs. is to change one single option on your scanner to allow you to do so and off you go. Anyway, I guess I can only wait and see at this point.

Thanks! That's what I figured, but hearing all the people around here preferring one-sided made me doubtful...

So I have printed out my citizen app. double-sided (to save on paper, environment and all). I've since looked around and it seems like most people here do one-sided for whatever reason and highly recommend it. So I'm curious has anyone else done a double-sided print and experienced any delays or...

Which boxes did you miss, if you don't mind sharing?

Well, the trend appears to be shifting south: late December applicants have just begun receiving their AORs. Fingers crossed it continues that way!

You (like all of us here) have a looong wait ahead of you to get that confirmation, buddy. 2-3 months give or take these days.

To the best of my knowledge, Implied Status simply means you continue to be a Temporary Resident in your most recent status (e.g. Temp. Worker, International Student, etc.) until such time your application (for whatever other status) is approved. Hope this helps.