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And I hope he does something stupid again and is deported for ever.

Man... immigrating is not a joke... is not a game. It is a HUGE sacrifice and it come with a price. Becoming a citizen is a HUGE privilege that requires a price to be payed. A very low one, if you ask me. 30 years and didn't learn any english? Serves her right. It's up to her to adapt to the...

Cruel?!?!?! Are you kidding me? The person lives 20 freaking years in a country to enjoy its benefits and quality of life and didn't submit self to the trouble of learning the language? Do you REALLY think this is reasonable? If you want to migrate, it is up to you to blend and be part of that...

Very bad idea. Very bad indeed. Just postpone your trip. Whatever the trouble this will cause you, is less trouble (and risky) than trying to postpone your Oath.

As I said, have a little perspective. Maybe even a little humanity. I am proud that my taxes support such a great action from Canadian Government to literally save several thousands of lives. that's sense of community.

There are many variables in this issue and your comparison is rather unfair. First, there was a huge change in leadership and policies. We can start from there. But also, you cannot forget the fact that in one side we have dying starving people running from war and death, with nothing but...

How can one possibly misbehave on the test day? The rules a SUPER simple and SUPER clear.

But did the officer keep copies of the stamps? If not, How come we will verify them?

DUI is pretty serious offence, friend. Legally and morally. He should wait the 4 years for sure. And even than there are no grantees.

Well... now that's a question I cannot help you with. I have no idea how family applications are treated. Let's wait for someone more educated on the matter.

Yes, they can request further documents if they think it's necessary.

Probably something flagged on one of your clearance checks.

Again, I do not disagree. But assume for a moment that the applicant provided all correct information and documentation to the lawyer and hired him to make the calculation. If the client has to check the calculation himself afterwards, it does not make sense to pay to some one to do it. It's...

Yes, of course I understand and agree with you that from the point of view of CIC (or the law for that matter) the sole responsible for the Residency calculator is the applicant. And those specific consequences are over the applicants shoulders. What I am questioning is from the point of view of...

Right... silly me thinking lawyers could me hold accountable for their mistakes.

Well... it is a holy book, right? It's the least I expect from it. ;D ;D Just kidding, you are right. As I remember you hold the book in your left hand.

Hello, If the attendant does not bring a holly book, the oath is taken with right hand in the air and left hand wherever. If the attendant bring his(her) fairy tale book of his(her) preference, the oath is taken with right hand in the air and left hand on said book.

She could have withdraw the application and re-apply with the correct residency time. Instead of taking 3.5 years, it would have taken one year tops.

But doesn't exist some law to protect the client? I mean, the guy clearly did a very shitty job and brought a LOT of trouble to the client.

Also, I hope you didn't pay your (VERY) incompetent attorney.