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Politren, it's my understanding that you misinterpret this formula. What it means (at least in my opinion) is that some applications are not straight-forward, hence they are not taken into account when the processing times are calculated. I don't understand the logic behind IRCC statisticians...

There is an email in the letter for you to contact them and resolve the issue.

Simply put, I don't believe this information because it clearly contradicts departmental policy on shortfall cases and dpenabill is not a CIC employee to prove me wrong or vice versa on this matter. The only factor that I will take into consideration is what's written in the law / CIC website.

dpenabill, Are you saying that shrortfall cases can be approved by CO without CJ referral? If so, you should get back to my previous post and familiarize yourself with the departmental policy again. PS. You are not a CIC case processing agent, so quit acting like your opinion here is the...

Yes, you are wrong. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/cit/admin/decision/judge.asp Even if it's 1094 days the case will still go to a CJ, which is a waste of time because CIC will challenge that in court leaving single digit percent chances for a positive outcome and delaying the...

I have never heard of such cases.

I am not saying that my opinion equals to legal advice. CJ hearing + appeal by IRCC can take two years or more. IRCC will never grant citizenship without court order in such a case.

I am sorry to say that but your application will be rejected for not meeting residency eligibility. If you withdraw and reapply, you will save plenty of time on your next attempt. Good luck

Yes dear. In most cases FP are requested if an applicant has a common name, so you have nothing to worry about

Probably, St. Clair employees will simply forward the fingerprints to the office which has your application if your file is not with them. If there is no reportable trace they will get back to you in a couple of months with an oath invitation. Good luck!

you should use the online calculator on CIC website to get the most accurate information

St. Clair is the main office of citizenship program. If your case is non-routine it is referred there.

it has something to do with medical examination

welcome to Canada

Congrats dear

You'll probably get a photo resubmission request

I hear you, but it is what it is :-(

Not really, It's 3 years to meet LICO eligibility (either for you or your co-signer aka spouse) + 5 years processing time. Also the process of application submission is luck-based and dependant on when the courier makes it to CPC-M because of cap.

No

three years, huh?