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When I did the test, we had to have the interview first while the staff members checked our documents. After that, we did the test.

I was asked just if I had renewed a document. That's it. No further questions. And my application process was very smooth.

What did you answer? I have even read of someone getting pulled out of the oath ceremony as something was unclear and I think the person got an RQ!

Something I wonder about regarding the interviews with judges. Are they recorded? Because if they are not and the judge is an a-hole, it is the judge's word against the applicant. I am not saying this is the case here, but I think that interviews with a judge should be recorded... Anyway...

The questions were mostly chit-chatting about daily routines, and asking about documents we brought with us. They did it before the test. Dress code: your national costume!!! :D :D :P 8) Just kidding, there is no dresscode, but clothing is mandatory.

Did you send your letter by registered mail? If not, call and confirm they got your application.

Enjoy the oath ceremony! I enjoyed mine tremendously! :)

Of course it is OK. Just make sure that for the day before you sign, you have 1095 days behind you in Canada.

I only sent copies of my biographic pages, none of stamps. I have 2 Chinese stamps in my passport from 2005, and I asked a couple of friends of mine to translate them as I got a panic the night before.

I vaguely remember that Kitchener/Waterloo (Ontario) office is quite fast.

OK that clarifies it 8)

Lol someone is a bit jumpy ;) :D If you check again when you can apply for citizenship, you need to have been in the country for at least three years out of four years before the day you sign your application papers, and out of those three years living in Canada, you have to have been two (2...

Actually 2014 would have been when he could apply. But how come you were able to get citizenship now?

I agree. If the kids run around and are loud, they might be told to go elsewhere. At ages 1 and 4, where would they go?

You have long days, but due whatever you can to study the book. There is also a mobile app about the book, and on many sites you can practice questions. Can you take the day off from work the day before your exam? Then you study as hard as you can. But don't leave everything to the last day...

If children come to the ceremony, they get their certificate when their name is called. Everybody lines up, your name is called and you go and get your certificate from the judge. However, if your kid makes a noise during ceremony, he or she may have to exit the room and not come back. If you...

I would not trust online listings of ceremonies. My ceremony was never listed online...

Yes, the process was nice and smooth. I live North of Toronto, my visa office is Scarborough as you can see under my avatar ;)

If you are eager to start studying now, CIC website has the book online. :)

I had to wait for a month. See details in my signature and under my avatar.