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Just passed the test in Montreal. Everyone else explained very well what the process was like. I took no more than 5 minutes on the actual written test and 8 minutes or so for my interview with the officer. The longest time was waiting to be called. The officer went through my passport stamps (I...

Hey guys, in process as of July 29 :) Montreal

Finally got my AOR this morning at 8:05 am by email. I'm the last of the May 6s to go green :)

I was wondering about that too.

Thanks for that, puts me slightly more at ease, although I've never heard of them giving options.

But aren't there cases of people having their application returned and having to apply as a new applicant?

Hey guys, now that it has been announced that the new rules come into effect June 11, this makes me want my AOR really badly. It would be terrible if your application gets returned for incomplete after the rules come into effect. :o

This is so crazy. I applied with 1108 days, and although I have 17 trips to the US, I am pretty confident in my dates, as I have all my boarding passes and used the US exit/entry tracker (which had one date wrong). I just got back my CBSA report and there are 5 instances where it said I arrived...

I sent it via express post 3 day

Hi guys, sent my app today so it will go out on Monday. Good luck everyone

I wondered about that myself. I suppose it wouldn't hurt to have it on you in case they ask for it.

Maybe she means employer?

I wouldn't. I had a bad experience sending with tracking where I couldn't track my package, but realized that my package was received on time a few weeks later.

Thanks both of you :)

This might be a dumb question but I just want to make sure I will be minimizing mistakes when I apply for citizenship. When travelling by plane, if the itinerary of my flight shows leaves point A at 8:40pm on Aug 1 and arrives Canada at 12:05am Aug 2, this means I would have to count Aug 1 as a...

I'm located in Montreal and was recommended to a lawyer in Toronto. I spoke to her and she said that I could file in Montreal or Toronto, but would suggest Toronto as their firm already knows the people over there. Has anyone filed in a court not in their location? I'm wondering if so, why not...

Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to file an appeal through Vancouver even if it's not my location as long as I retain counsel from there? Does anyone know if you are forced to go through a location in your area? I'm wondering because of the timelines that I see.