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I actually did not mean that they are negative. I said that my experience is a negative one since professionalism level is not satisfactroy. They do not have equal insight knowledge of the procedure nor the experience.

My experience with the call centre is very negative. Every agent is different than the others in their professionalism, and therefore in the message they convey to you!

No I believe I ticked yes. What I meant is that I never thought to bring my CBSA report to the interview nor to order it.

I have not had my CBSA report, and I was not asked about it.

Thanks! Read this: I have just phoned CIC again to inquire about the time of the oath since I do not see an oath at that time for Vancouver on the CIC website. The agent took some time and returned back to me to tell me that it looks like that they are trying to schedule my oath on the 15th...

The time given to me for the ceremeony is not listed on the CIC website!!

Yes Vancouver is really slow.

I have not had the letter yet and the e-cas status has not changed.

Yes it is the oath :)

I have just called CIC and I found that I am scheduled for a test on Sep 15th :) The letter was mailed out yesterday according to the agent :)

Congratulations everyone! I hope mine and everyone's else letter come soon!

Can earlier applicants pay that extra amount to get their oath scheduled? :)

Glad to have helped. All the best.

Yes, I had one Malaysian stamp a couple of days before my landing. I did not translate it since the date shows it is before the landing one.

By experience. I had my test on July 2nd, and any stamp with a date in English before landing was not looked at. I translated those stamps that had their dates in non-English, whether they were before or after landing. The dates on the Malaysian stamps are in English.

I lived in Malaysia, and I have some of such stamp. Any stamp before landing will not be looked at/checked by the officer. Please do not worry about translating it. It is not needed!

First one to congratulate you then :)

I do not see anything that you should worry about! The day after my test, I moved from Vancouver to Edmonton and I have not changed my address. During the test interview, I told the officer that I am moving and I gave her my new employer name, and I asked her if it is good to change the address...

I travelled twice during my stay in Canada. On my first travel, I did not have an entry stamp on my passport. The officer was checking the stamps against my residence calculator, and when she did not find that particular one, I gave her the travel itinerary. I had my T4s and all employment...

I am here talking about the phase after passing the test: I phoned CIC and I learnt that in a case of routine application, the office should schedule the oath within 6 months of the test. I also learnt that when you call, and there was no update, CIC agent can send a reminder to the local...