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Not an expert, but it says on the ticket that if you don't pay the fine within 30 days, you won't be able to renew your DL until after it's paid.

Your oath ceremony was quite different from mine. Lots of kids running about in the back, short ceremony (30 minutes approx.?), only one speech (by the Judge, who spoke about her experience coming to Canada as a refugee)...

I would have missed it if I hadn't received a letter 2 and a half weeks before. For the entire timeline, see my signature.

I changed my address with them via e-CAS, and a week later I received a letter from them in my new address inviting me for the oath.

A 5th line appeared on my e-CAS today: "5. We sent you a notice on January 25, 2016 to appear and take the oath of citizenship at the citizenship ceremony to be held on January 26, 2016 at 1:00 PM. The notice you will receive will be your official confirmation of your appointment. If you have...

You as well.

I had my ceremony today as well.

Do you have any official sources for this information? As of November-December 2015 they had an itinerant office in Nanaimo, BC. And if you read my message, this is what I wrote:

I'd guess Victoria or Nanaimo, both of which are itinerant offices, depending where you are located in the island.

Thank you. I see our oath will be on the same day, albeit different offices. :)

:D

I'd like to let you know that my oath has been schedule for January 26.

Letter. Nothing on e-CAS yet... The letter was dated January 7th, I was rather surprised to have received it today.

I have been invited to take the oath on the 26th of January.

LOL, you said weeks ago that my oath invitation would come in 10 days. You should ask your savta for advice/predictions; your own predictions are weak. :P

I got the same documents, via e-mail.

I haven't received anything yet, and my eCAS is still the same. Hopefully soon...

As if... I'm pretty sure they'll schedule my oath in June next year or something. :(

Inshallah. I can't wait to be done with this, and stop worrying about the oath being scheduled during exams or an important presentation or something.

Congrats, and happy Chanukah!