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I completely understand why someone would want to have changes in time credit for PR, and residency requirements. But language requirements? Really? Do you really think the citizenship process demands too much in terms of language requirements? I think they are very soft in this matter. Language...

I really don't think that Passport gaps are all that uncommon. Several people who don't have travelling habits will simply not renovate their passports once expired. I have two friends in this situation. Both of them just had to formally explain they did not have interest in renovating their...

It makes absolutely no sense to jeopardize one's immigration process because of the "inconvenience" of a trip. It is a life changing process against just a trip. I don't think this should be even a difficult decision to make.

I just applied for Passport. they asked me my MediCard and my Driver's license.

Hi guys! I just applied for my passport! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Yes, I'd say you are the point outside the curve. Just bad luck. I'm sorry. I am sure you will get it soon enough. At least you have the releave tho have DM.

Just manually write beside the box N/A.

That's odd. As I remember, if you miss the Citizenship test it is automatically re-scheduled. But maybe that's just Montreal Office.

I couldn't say it better myself. Specially the last sentence. That's the true meaning of being a Canadian.

Works every time.

I think one of us misunderstood. I think he went already through the interview. They called him to make the interview on the same day.

Well... that is excusable... ;D ;D ;D ;D

And you are right. I was a bit rude there. I excuse myself. But I still think 20 or 30 years without learning the language is inexcusable, honestly.

I agree, but he cannot prove he didn't do anything. It's really a messed up situation there.

It is also clearly explained in CIC website.

In my case the e-CAS was updated two days before I got the letter by mail. If I'm not mistaken my e-Cas was updated on November 4th and I got the letter on November 6th.

If I'm not mistaken, under the new law you absolutely cannot apply with less than the minimum days required. You application is rejected right away. It doesn't go to process.

That's extremely odd. IS it possible that you were victim of profiling? We need more experience people's input here. Anyone?

Listen... I understand your frustration. I really do. It is a very unsettling position to be just waiting. And the lack of transparency at CIC processes are horrible and make all of it even worse. But please try and understand the stat of emergency of these people. Try to put yourself in their...

Well... what I meant about being a game is, for me it looks like that people who leaves 20 or 30 years in US or Canada without learning the language take the matter lightly, like it's not their responsibility.