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Interesting. After I wrote the test yesterday, I was told that I would be waiting about 4-8 weeks before taking the oath. I also tested in Scarborough.

I thought it was a good mix. Some of the questions were about historical facts, while some others were about how the government functioned. A couple of true and false questions, too. There was one question I had to think about for a minute, while the one I suspect I got wrong, I just didn't have...

I just got back from Scarborough late last night from writing my citizenship test. I passed with 19 out of 20 correct.

Will do.

I'm continuing to read the book in order to keep the information fresh in my brain. I kind of figured as much that the questions on the actual test might not be the same as the practice questions.

Congrats to the both of you. We're in the home stretch now! :)

Thanks, bud. I was lucky to get the hotel reservation set up when I could, and a couple of friends that will make sure she's okay, so that I could make the trip.

I'm coming from way up in Sault Ste. Marie, roughly a 7-8 hour drive from here in Northern Ontario, to the Toronto area. My 'local' office is in Mississauga. When your spouse has a severe case of MS, and you need someone to make sure she's safe on this little bit of notice, it is not really as...

I have my reservations set, and the funds to make the trip so that my test can happen. I'm going to get more serious with my studies, and I'll let everyone know how it went, once I finish the test.

My test is going to take place in Scarborough. Really wished I had more of a notice so that I could get this done, and especially in consideration of my disabled wife, but I think I'll be able to make it. This road trip will be quite interesting. :)

Anybody know how long it will typically be, between the time I find out about the citizenship test on eCAS, and the time I'll get the official letter in the mail?

Thanks! I have updated the spreadsheet accordingly.

My ECAS has finally updated! I have a citizenship test coming up on September 2nd. I'm feeling pretty excited. Time to study. :D

I feel your pain. I've been 'in process' since March 24th.

Congratulations. I'm still waiting, and hoping for a test date to be soon.

That is good to know. I'll keep my eyes open for my upcoming test date.

I just checked eCas today, and noticed that the fourth line, denoting my application transfer to Mississauga, has now disappeared. Is this significant in any way?

Congratulations!

70-90 days? At that rate, I should have a test date by the end of this month, if not sooner.

I'm still waiting on a test date. No word yet on my end, so why not keep studying, rather than worrying? :)