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I've no idea what you're trying to say here.

Was there a specific reason why you wanted to jump the queue to get your application processed urgently? I'm pretty sure they'd ignore requests to process urgently or possibly even slow down their processing of your application...

BUMP. Anyone know?

Maybe the incomplete original application has slowed down the processing of your application. Other people who applied after you have jumped ahead of you in the queue unfortunately. Guess you'll just have to be patient. Your AOR will come soon.

Does everyone get asked to send finger prints? And at what stage does it get requested? I'm currently "In process" since 15th April and got AOR on 5th April...

Acknowledgement of Receipt. Means they received your application and it appears to be complete

I can't really remember but I think we were given the option to receive communication from CIC by email or physical mail. I you chose email then you'll receive your AOR to your email address. You'll probably hear from them this week.

Did you sign up for email notification? Give it a few more days and if you hear nothing you should probably call them.

Don't do anything. Just be patient. You'll get your AOR.

Around two months.

Calm down kid. You'll get your AOR.

Sydney.

So when they send AOR does this mean the application is not missing any documents and they don't need any more info for the moment?

AOR received today. Application received on 11 Feb.

Mine was received 11 Feb. No AOR yet.

Do you receive AOR by email or physical mail?

They'll probably start receiving AORs in the next week or two.

I'm also a February applicant and no AOR yet. When I check processing times and I click on "citizenship" there is another drop down menu with a number of options- "what kind of citizenship application- Citizenship grant, citizenship certificate (proof of citizenship), resumption of...

So you're now able to log in to the CIC website and check your status? Almost three months for AOR is a lot. They must be understaffed and they're also receiving a lot of applications from fake refugees who just walked over the border from the USA which is a safe country... .

On the form it says that they don't want you to contact CBSA for this info though. Bit of a pain having to supply all this info if you crossed the border multiple times per year.