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Full document: https://docdro.id/P3J2BG6

Did you try reading what I wrote? I said I made an ATIP request, and I will share the document if they give permission.

Paper applications are given priority indeed, it is their policy. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/november-2021-citizenship-applications.748617/page-72#post-10101257

No. Do not apply online. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/november-2021-citizenship-applications.748617/page-72#post-10101257

Well the email says "This message is intended solely for the individual or entity to whom it is addressed. It contains privileged and confidential information which is not to be disclosed without the sender's express consent." so I asked if I can share it online.

I received the response to my ATIP request after 61 days. DO. NOT. APPLY. ONLINE! Their goal was to make a decision on ONLY 5000 TOTAL online applications between October 2021 and March 2022. There is no first-in-first-out, they are COMPLETELY INTENTIONALLY delaying online applications...

Before Covid, you’d go do your test and interview right after. It’s not lightning speed, it’s how the process worked normally before they got the Covid excuse to avoid working.

Email the Scarborough office directly. Ask them how it is fair that you don’t have citizenship yet when other people who applied long after you are getting citizenship from other offices. Write the email in a way that will either provoke them or make them feel bad for you, not just a neutral...

Regardless of what that number represents, it is an excuse the IRCC agents can use to tell you that you need to wait so they don’t have to do any actual work.

That is called a ghost/fake update, it is likely that some officer did actual work on your file and you will be going to the next step soon, but not guaranteed.

I don't need to be a lawyer to know that you are wrong. There are people here who already got citizenships without providing fingerprints after being outside the country for a long time. Travelling has nothing to do with fingerprint requests. What do you think they are going to do, send my...

Look at that high efficiency, 25 people in a single Oath ceremony, wow, 450000+ more to go, and it will all be over by Canada day at this rate!

Indeed, if you don't know something, don't give wrong information, yet you refuse to understand the FACT that YOU are the one spreading misinformation here. 1- If you have been in another country for 183 or more days in a row, you have to provide a police certificate from that country; that...

Well, it does not cost $5 to make a request under the Privacy Act, so it is wrong. When you are making the request, there is a whole page about it; the second step explains and ask you if you want to make a request under the Privacy Act or $5 ATIP. You can’t miss it because you have to choose...

Wrong. Privacy Act requests are free. Takes me 2 minutes to submit, takes them much longer than 2 minutes to retrieve the file and redact all the security information before sending it.

Another week gone with Scarborough office asleep. If you have any friends who will apply for citizenship in the future, tell them to write a cover letter to CPC-Sydney: “Dear citizenship officer, please do not send my file to Scarborough.”

Wrong. Fingerprints are used for background checks within Canada, they will not be sent to other countries. If you were outside of Canada for over 6 months, you have to get and provide a police certificate from that country yourself.

Email IRCC.DNSCRCitizenshipe-Apps-DemandesenligneCitoyenneteSCRRN.IRCC@cic.gc.ca IRCC.DNCitSCRScheduling-ConvocationSCRCitRN.IRCC@cic.gc.ca IRCC.DNSCRCitizenshipCeremony-CeremonieCitoyenneteSCRRN.IRCC@cic.gc.ca