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You are right. They must be partying in this hot and dump weather that they are so slow. Other provinces are not as slow..

Really? they are asking for health history? to confirm what? What if someone has a recurring illness? Will s/he be refused citizenship? lol...

No but I did with another company in Montreal and they said it will be sent directly to CIC. They sent it to RCMP with the click of a button (they said they have a secure direct connection with RCMP)

twice a month might be more accurate as I just saw two ceremonies scheduled (aug. 02 and 14 and they have them two different times per these days 10am and 2pm). So this means more people are becoming citizen and the backlog is clearing out.

Ye, my sister in law has the same status as you and when we called CIC, they said it is normal and it takes one year for it to complete (she applied in Sep 2017, so they have Sept. to finish it).

It should be emailed to you if you have provided an email address. If you are not sure, call the cic call center and have the email address updated/confirmed. My AoR was late too because they had my old lawyer's email address as the primary email and not mine. So I called and got the other email...

Thanks gino007.

what is ATIP and how do you check that to see the name of the agent???

No, she had an oral interview after the test and was told that she passed the test....

My sister in law wrote the test in Feb., but she hasn't been called for the ceremony yet...

I have applied in Oct. 25 too (application received); they sent me the AoR letter in Jan. 20th, and started processing in Feb. 20th, 2018, but no word about the test. Each time I call, the line says "all lines are busy try again later...".... Cant we bring this issue to the members of parliament...