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I just got my certificate in the mail :D thank god!!!

The cic delivers the certificate to the embassy responsible for where I live. That's once a decision has been made.

My application status says decision made and on March 9th, my application is being processed. It says on the cic site that if I live outside of canada, that my certificate will be sent to a canadian embassy or high commision but doesn't say if it will be sent to me from the embassy or if I have...

Well they received it February 3rd and it says it takes 5 months. But they made a decision already I'm just wondering how long it should take for them to mail it to me. It also said they started processing my application on March 9th

I checked my status for a citizenship certificate and it says decision made. I clicked the link to find out on what means and I feel like they gave me to vague of an answer. They said if I live outside canada they will send my certificate to an embassy near where I live but it doesn't say if I...

I don't know what grounds that I would be rejected. Maybe not acceptable documentation about my father's adoption records. That wasn't my question. I'm concerned that they came to a decision in 1 month when the site says it takes 5 months.

I recently checked my application status and it said decision made but doesn't say if I'm aproved or not. It said the application takes 5 months and they received the application a little more than a month ago. Should I be expecting my certificate early or is there a good chance that I'm rejected?

Since I'm trying to get my proof of citizenship that if banks in the USA closed my accounts because of overdraft, does it carry over to credit in canada?

If one has been convicted of a misdemeanor in the states, can the Canadian government curb the proof of citizenship application for any reason? Do I need to take more action if I already submitted the application?

Thank you for your quick response. My application is in process. I did include documentation of his adoption papers, name change, copies of his canadian passport. It even says he was born in canada in my birth certificate.

The love of my life lives in Ottawa and she and I found out that if one of my parents was born in Canada then that makes me a first generation canadian citizen, because my father was born in Prince edward island, Canada. I recently applied for my citizenship certificate. However I did some...

I want to know that if my father was born in 1963, and was adopted by US citizens, and received his US citizenship in 1967, that if this would affect me trying to obtain my canadian citizenship by decent because of some law that if Canadians VOLENTERELY obtained another nations citezenship...