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According to my reading on this forum, when it comes to rescheduling with CIC, that is always a bad idea... My opinion is to take oath on the date CIC proposed unless you really can not for whatever reason.

Could you explain what does CIT0039 stand for? Thanks.

I've received both, but yes the printed copy (from email) is the exact same copy that one receives upon mail !

Here is the explanation provided on the CIC "Online Services" regarding DM: "Applicant Notified You will be notified by mail about the decision on your citizenship application. If you meet the requirements, you will be invited to a citizenship ceremony where you will take the oath of...

When was DM for you? Thx

Would you mind if you share the source of the info? Thanks :-)

I'm wondering why it takes so long after DM?

All the original docs you have submitted as copies, e.g. IDs, PR card, CoPR...

Call them! However, I m wondering if you have provided them with all the necessary docs during the test/interview?! Otherwise, there a high chance it would be a RQ! I hope it is not!

Read the book 3-4 times, do the practice online sveral times and you will certainly pass! The test is easy :-)

Quick reminder so people update their timelines.

What was your status before line 6 been added? DM?

Timeline below...

Dear people from Montreal office, Could you share you oath invite letter dates after decision has been made. Thanks

If they said oath letter was sent bymistake, then wait a couple of weeks and see...

No one knows! But gov. says fall 2017, you rather take it easy, because sometimes theory and practice are two different things!

If C-6 3/5 comes into effect during fall 2017, and you don't leave Canada untill then you will be qualified. So yes!

A representative does not impact in any way the outcome of your application. All he does is filling and sending your docs, and of course taking your money. My opinion is to do it yourself. Best of luck!

I noticed from the spreedsheet that most people who applied with a consquent buffer have their applications gone smoothly. Maybe I am wrong.

http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/ Just choose Quebec and french. I used this one.