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For sure someone like you that has a peculiar case of no updates has every reason to call and inquire. I'm talking about those who are so close to the end clogging up the phone lines so that persons who have serious issues cant get a call in

Older applicants? This is the May 2022 group so everyone here who hasn't gotten the oath is still within the pre-pandemic standard of 12 months. You can choose to panic and call IRCC every day or just wait patiently till you reach your turn. You had your LPP completed 4 days ago so I suggest you...

Surely, all are free to use any means they like to contact IRCC, but the thing is there was a 12-month processing standard before the lockdown. Currently the processing time is 23 months. So even with clearing the backlog, IRCC has managed to also process most 2022 applicants in less than the...

IRCC transparently posted the processing times and told people not to call just to ask for updates because the call agents cant give any more information than what's found in the tracker.

If only we have been told by IRCC that the call agents cannot give you any extra information. Even before the pandemic, the processing standard was 12 months. If they applied in May 2022 then it's still 10 months in.

Go to "Wait for your ceremony invitation" in the link below https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/citizenship-ceremony.html

Yes but some have received before LPP marked complet

IRCC will send you an email close to the Oath date

It took over almost 3 months after the passport scan request to get an interview then all fields were marked complete. So yours may be sooner or later depending on the processing office.

The processing standard for citizenship applications used to be 12 months, you are 10 months in and have completed all steps and just waiting on the oath. And you've already called and they told you to wait on the oath email. I get that they were not nice to you but maybe you should have...

Mailing, but IRCC is using emails these days unless you specifically indicate that you want paper communication.

Word of advice to you, please follow the suggestions given to you by the experienced users here. If you try to apply from your country online you will face serious issues. You may wait years for ircc to give you a negative answer and possibly face misrepresentation if you put the signature...

It shows everything filled and for me, it's still available to view online. It shows what files you submitted and the file names too.

Your application is on track. It took over 6 months to see any movement after receiving AOR in my case. LPP should be done soon for you just hang in there. You can look at my signature to see how long it took after the test but everyone's file is unique. If they don't ask for passport scans or...

Because it lists a location where it will take place. Virtual ceremonies take place over zoom.

So you're worried about hackers but you're willing to send all your documents and applications in the mail where anyone who likes can easily open and do as they please? Lmao . Let me put it simply anyone who wants your information already has it or has a way to get it. You cannot apply from...

There were no concerns. Before the pandemic they interviewed everyone. They stopped it but now they are starting to interview a few applicants. The interview is just to look at the documents. Most persons will be done the interview in less than 5 minutes if there's no issues.

You sound so entitled lmao, go ahead and sue and see what happens. IRCC would gladly wait for the lawsuit to finish in 5 years and then tell you that your file needs more time. CRA and IRCC are basically organizations with very broad powers that can do as they please. Trust me you would not...

My interview was very short, just 3 minutes. They just looked at the ID cards I used to apply and asked if I was in Canada. And they said that's it. I thanked them for their work during the pandemic to process the application, the staff told me to expect an oath in 2 to 4 months. I must have...

Following up, I just found your details in June 2022 spreadsheet, You are actually on track based on other applications. Before the pandemic's slowdown, it was a 12-month processing standard for citizenship applications. So you'll be expecting something soon depending on your processing office.