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That is not Received Line, as the one we refer to here. This Received Line never disappears. When you log on to your eCAS account, you have (1) Citizenship Application, and under that, before you click on it, you have 'Received' and 'In Process'. At the beginning you have both these lines, but...

Does anyone know if eCAS is updated for the oath ceremony? I know that you will have four lines on eCAS when you are invited to the test, but do you get a fifth line when you are invited to the oath ceremony? Thanks for sharing, Bikar

Thank you and best luck with your test.

Congrats! Was your eCAS updated on Sunday? And could you share your local office? Thanks, Bikar

Congrats Jerry2121!

Congratulation! What's your local office?

You should have received your AOR and book late April. It might have been lost in the post. Phone CIC and ask.

Congratulations Ashjiah! Could you please share your timeline and local office? Could you also let me know if your eCAS is updated to show you have been invited to take the test? Thanks, Bikar

Congratulations! It takes anything between a few days to two months. Some have the ceremony after only four days, and some wait for two months. By the way, could you share your timeline?

I have modified the theory as follows: 1) When the Received Line disappears, this probably shows a decision has been made on your file, and 2) EITHER you are in line for your test, OR you will receive an RQ;

Thanks for your feedback Flocan. I have modified my theory based on your experience. I strongly believe that the disappearance of the Received Line is directly related to transfer to a local office.

Hi Taradil, I have modified the theory as follows: 1) File is received in Sydney; 3) The Received Line disappears (probably showing a decision made on your file); 4) EITHER you are in line for your test, OR you will receive an RQ; 5) You take the test; 6) You go to the oath ceremony

Hi Spellbinder, I am glad to hear that. So this shows that my theory makes sense. Bikar

Congratulations! Could you share your timeline?

Congratulation digag235! But could you explain how you know when the local office received your file? Thanks for sharing this. Bikar

Now that your memory is still fresh, could you share some of the questions?

Congrats again. It seems that you did not travel outside of the country so much, and that partly explains why your file was processed so fast. Bikar

Congratulations OrangeC! Where was your local office? Bikar

Hi Polarbear, Nobody knows for sure what it means, but I have a theory. When the received line disappears, it might mean that your file has been transferred to a local office, and either of these two things: 1) You are good, and you are in line to be called for your citizenship test; Or 2) You...

Hi Driss, I am not sure what to say. You usually receive the test date around 1-2 weeks in advance. If I were you, I would not call the CIC, but I would be prepared to fly back as soon as I received a test date. Bikar