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Yes...I requested today my first Canadian passport...it´ll be mailed in about two weeks ;D

Playing the victim and claiming racism will not accelerate the processing of your application....that argument wears thin after a while. I have a brother who lived in Sydney for several years and I have been to Australia several times and Australia can be even more racist than Canada, just to go...

After 15 months of wait I had the privilege of becoming Canadian citizen last Thursday morning...so it´s time for me to say good bye to the forum. Thanks to everybody...I hope you guys have your oath ceremony very soon...and remember the Cons in the next federal election in 2015 Goodbye...

According to ther ATIP as soon as the file was transferred to the CIC office here in Montreal

Et voilà.... https://www.henleyglobal.com/visa-restrictions/

In my case it was five months, my file was transferred to Montreal in November, I got the RQ and sent it back to the Montreal office and got date for the test on March 18...things seem to be going pretty fast since the entire process took 15 months instead of 36

As of yesterday I have the privilege of being Canadian citizen....380 people from 72 countries Good luck to everybody !

As of yesterday I have the privilege of being Canadian citizen....380 people from 72 countries here in Montreal Good luck to everybody !

As of yesterday I have the privilege of being Canadian citizen....380 people from 72 countries Good luck to everybody !

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They never give you a reason for the RQ...in some cases the applicants are randomly selected

According to the address format used by Canada Post, the first number is the apt number, the one after the hyphen is the street number, for instance my address is 1906-3550 rue Stanwick, which means I live on 3550 rue Stanwick, apt 1906, so in this case the addresses are the same since they even...

Whatever you did BEFORE you became PR doesn´t count, according to the old citizenship law, still in effect, you calculate your days since the moment you entered Canada or landed as a PR, if you came as a student or temporary worker those days still count but whatever you did before does not...

The day and time is wrapped in a cloud of mystery, when I saw the update for the exam it was on a Sunday after midnight I had checked the e-cas at about 7 pm and the update was not there, then I checked while watching the Oscars and the update was there...the update for the oath also appeared...

Electronic, it takes a bout a month and you get the file by e-mail in PDF format

I have ordered ATIP`s twice, by email and I get at least 20 pages of notes with info about background checks, correspondence sent to me, etc

It is not required but you should have called and ask them not to schedule anything during those days...Get a ticket and come and take the exam...If you don't give a hoot why should CIC?...they have thousands of cases to deal with

Technically he's Canadian, my spouse was born outside Canada to a Canadian father and a Swedish mother, and he was able to claim Canadian citizenship ...call CIC and they will be able to give you detailed information

Non-routine applications are being processed quite fast these days, I sent my application in April last year, I got an RQ in November and I sent it back after 4 weeks, I had my test on March 18, 2014 and my oath ceremony is this Thursday...It took 15 months since I sent the application, not 36...

Send everything in a legal size envelope without folding anything, all the documents will be eventually scanned, don't staple anything, use only clips