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That's true. When I realized that my entire process will take from May 27th to November 25th I was amazed. It is really a great workflow for those guys. It's very impressive.

It's too bad they apprehend our PR card on the Oath day. I grew emotionally attached to it. :'(

If I'm not mistaken, every Canadian citizen (born or naturalized) needs passport for international trips.

Please do not do that. This would be a huge headache for you in the future. I had the same inquire that was clarified in this thread: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/a-canadian-is-a-canadian-is-a-canadian-i-dont-think-so-t367550.0.html Cheers!

Hey, Miriam, is your case particularly delayed or is everybody from your office in the same boat? Just curious.

Read carefully. It clearly says that if you don't get the letter you should contact them. Just do it.

Was the vision sanctioned by your mother, Ari? If not, it's not serious. We all know that now.

For everything I saw here in this forum, it is absolutely not out of ordinary. Some people are citizens already and their e-CAS still says "In Process".

That's a bummer, but basically you have to plan your life around your citizenship application.

Technically speaking, you don't need even the employment letter. Just the 2 pieces of ID, the PR card, the landing confirmation and the passports. No even copy of those. But, consider that your Officer, for any reason, wants copies of the stamps in your passport. If you have them with you, you...

That's amazing. Thanks for sharing.

That's true. I always take a look on timelines from the same office as mine. It helps a lot.

Here is my timeline: Montreal Office 27 May - Application received. 20 July - AOR. 19 August - In Process. 21 October - Test date. 23 October - Decision made. 25 November - Oath date.

Hi Ari, I want her to call to Montreal Office to ensure everything is going to be fine with my application until I get my citizenship certificate in hands and signed.

Hi there, I'm curious. If you applied with so many days more than the required number, what coulf have flagged you for a RQ?

Here is my timeline: 27 May - Application received. 20 July - AOR. 19 August - In Process. 21 October - Test date. 23 October - Decision made. 25 November - Oath date. The complete process will take 6 months minus 2 days. Precisely. From May 27th to November 25th. Give credit where credit is...

By the way, I do have a fifth line on my e-CAS now.

You "passed" the interview for sure. If not, the Officer would have issued a RQ in person right there. Did you check your e-CAS? Please check it and tell us what does it say.

Hello. I know the question wasn't for me, but maybe I can offer some input. Yesterday I got my Oath invitation (Montreal Office) by regular mail. My e-CAS was updated accordingly with a fifth line about the Oath invitation.

Maybe it is an Office related issue? I'm from Montreal, and my e-CAS was updated 2 days after my test.