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I took an oath today. I hope all of you will have it soon as well!

I mentioned previously on this thread that submitting extra documents didn't change processing time for my spouse. So I wouldn't make any statements about how additional documents affect processing time based on one sample.

My documents were verified and few questions were asked.

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No. I moved few times and and was doing few different things. However, I provided rental agreements, car insurances, T4, tax assessments, OHIP history, travel history from home country, etc together with my application.

Thanks. My only explanation for such short processing time is the fact my spouse had applied for citizenship few months before me.

It wasn't hard. I can only share what resources I used to prepare for the test: 1. Discover Canada booklet 2. http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/index.cfm 3. http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/new-to-canada/citizenship.jsp

I had the test today. My oath is next Tuesday! :) I wish you all fast processing time!

I agree with you. I don't think my application was expedited because of extra supporting documents. My spouse did the same in summer and the processing time has been average comparing to people who applied at that time. Actually CIC started processing spouses's application around one month later...

Yes, three times. I have provided some supporting documents along with my application. OHIP history, history of crossing the border from my home country, tax returns, T4, etc (based on what they demand for RQ).

Yes, I received AOR. I think it was around January 10th.

The latter. According to ecas the letter was sent on Thursday.

Thanks. I called them on Jan 30th and they said transfer to LOT happened on Jan 21st or 23rd. Yes, I've checked ecas status today.

My test is scheduled for February 26th. :)

I applied from Toronto. I didn't ask, but normally for my area local office is Mississauga.

My Received status disappeared couple weeks ago and today they confirmed my file is in local office already.

We received your application for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on November 12, 2013. We started processing your application on January 2, 2014.