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Even if you find out where the file is, there's not much you can do. IRCC just doesn't care enough to do anything about it. What I heard from an IRCC staff was the processing time is 24 months so any inquiries beforehand would just be referred to look at the processing times. If you have an...

Can you imagine you being employed to run this organization and the board finds out how inefficient you are. Never meeting service standards, never addressing customer complaints, lack of accountability, taking 2 years to train staff to use computers and so on. Do you think you'll keep the job...

Nothing to worry about. It happens every time. Only the receiver, IRCC, can redirect the mails. It could be just because of processing or storage capacity.

The real reason why files are delayed apart from those that have legitimate security concerns, unverifiable physical presence is this https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ircc-immigration-officer-container-placeholder-code-inactive-list-1.6669571 The files are just not being processed because...

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ircc-immigration-officer-container-placeholder-code-inactive-list-1.6669571 just hope that your file was not assigned to one of this non existing staff.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ircc-immigration-officer-container-placeholder-code-inactive-list-1.6669571 I hope no one who's waiting for a long time was assigned to a non existing IRCC agent.

When the staff returns from Cancun, Dubai, and Seychelles.

But do they have a certificate of citizenship or certificate of naturalization in their possession? I can also see where it can be confusing, but looking at what they have with them can help

Which certificate did you receive when you got your citizenship? If you got it through immigration, then they fill in certificate of citizenship. If you got it through your parents and was born outside Canada, then put certificate of naturalization. Sometimes the right answer are the most obvious .

Presently there are a few persons that have received their oath right after the interview. The few cases were backlog applications. So the person can be lucky to have both at the same day.

Nothing to worry about. They are only checking where you were and what you were doing during the period before your citizenship application. So you'll just fill in that you were working at a specific job. I don't think junior or senior or just software developer means anything to them. They just...

I hope they didn't forget to update the background check, especially after requesting for fingerprints.

Before the pandemic they basically interviewed everyone. Now they are starting to interview more applicants. Nothing to worry about. They are just looking at your documents. In some in-person interviews they gave the oath right after the interview on the same day.

Even right now, it's almost even with virtual having a slight edge, It actually takes them more time and resources to do Virtual as opposed to in-person. And next year they'll do more in-person. I'm sure they'll not want to deal with another barrage of emails and phone calls from people asking...

Yes, it's the Vancouver office. Their staff are already in Miami beach or Cancun right now, our application can wait.

The thing is if IRCC processed applications on time or at least provide clear updates about applications then people will not resort to GCMS notes just to get details about their application

https://secure.cic.gc.ca/CeremonySearch/search-recherche-eng.aspx This link says otherwise

Was this an online application? You can always try to call or email to "speed things up" the worst that can happen is they ignore or say no. You can travel whenever you want, just be prepared to come back for the oath, they are moving most oath ceremonies to in-person. Not sure I understand your...

I have heard in the past that IRCC suspends processing for 30 days while the GCMS is being processed, but I've never heard any confirmation yet until now. I guess anyone who is applying for GCMS in the future should take this into consideration.

https://eservices.cic.gc.ca/rescalc/resCalcStartNew.do Use this to calculate. You can apply either online or on paper. You technically don't have less than 1095 days. They allow you to count up to 365 days of time spent as a temporary resident in Canada. You need to really read through the...