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My issue was escalated by the IRCC agents who realized my application timeline had gone way beyond the 12-month processing period.

My application was sent out on July 4th but IRCC started processing it on Sept. 12th, 2018. I had to follow up with them a few times and they escalated my issue. Despite escalating, it took me a year and a half to get the test invite. Be patient and you should receive yours too any day. Good luck!

Thank you! My application was processed at the Mississauga office. I received my test invitation on Dec 23rd, 2019 so I had exactly a month to prepare for the test.

Hi All, Finally, after a long wait, I wrote my test yesterday and scored 20/20 :) I'll update further once I receive the Oath invitation. Thanks

Thanks!

Hi, I applied for my citizenship in July this year and my application is currently in process. I haven’t yet received the test invite letter like many of the other applicants. My PR card will be expiring in November next month. Do I need to worry about it now that my citizenship application...

Yes, that's right!

My eCAS was updated on Sept. 12th. Please update this info in the tracking sheet. Thanks

Guys, I just received my AOR. Pretty relieved seeing it :) Please update the spreadsheet with my info. Thanks and Good luck to everyone waiting for their AORs!

Thank you!

Hi, Please add me to the list as well. Thanks Location: Toronto App type: Family (3) Physical presence days: 1687 App sent: July 4, 2018 App delivered: July 9, 2018

Great, thanks!

Hi, I sent my application on July 4th although I kept checking until a couple days before submitting my application. The forms dated 10-2017. Am I good at this point ? Thanks

Okay, thanks!

I'll go with option 1. Thanks

Makes sense. Thanks for replying!

Thanks.

Hi Everyone, Does the below statement apply to those particularly living in another country or just being present for any reason ? I'm asking since my wife went to India in the past 4 years only to attend a family matter which was on two occasions - One which lasted 106 days and the second...

Hi Everyone, Does the below statement apply to those particularly living in another country or just being present for any reason ? I'm asking since my wife went to India in the past 4 years only to attend a family matter which was on two occasions - One which lasted 106 days and the second...

Great. Thanks!