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I don't think _most_ of the cases are complete in 6 months. I believe those are rare cases..

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It's good to know. People need to move on with their life..

Not in force. The online residence calculator still allows us to use pre-PR days.

How long has it been since the delivery notice? My signature appeared 5-6 hours later, see below: Shipment Status: Item Delivered on December 01, 2014 (received this around 5am) Shipment Status: Signature Received on December 01, 2014 (received around 10am)

Or simply ask a friend to pay online for you, and pay him/her back by cash or check :)

This is really eye-opening, thank you!

Thanks very much for your great wishes, and congrats on your oath! I'm not sure we can get this fast, but AFAIK the fastest case I've seen is 8 months in my area (applied in Feb 2014 and oath in Oct 2014). It's a friend of mine who's Japanese and applied alone. I signed my docs and mailed out...

I applied for citizenship a few days ago. I have a question about travel. According to CIC website http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/become-after.asp Does this mean I need to notify CIC every time I need to visit my home country, or travel to attend conferences, etc. for over 2 weeks in...

I now have the notice of assessment (NOA) of tax returns, T4 slips in the past 4 years ready. My question is, are pay stubs necessary? I have two pay stubs each month, so in total there will be 2*12*4=96 pay stubs. I think this could be a bit too much. I have 3 international travels in the past...

Thanks. I think it's not a big deal either. Thanks for replying.

I have two letters from two employers and they have a bit of overlapping date. The first letter stated I worked for employer A from xxx to Aug 15, 2013. The second letter stated I worked for employer B from Aug 1, 2013 till now. Will this be a problem? Shall I ask employer A to change the end...

Thank you all for answering my questions!

Question 6D: Since I am a citizen of another country, I am automatically this country's permanent resident. So should I answer yes or no to this question? Question 9E: I will submit my post-graduate degree certificate and completed transcript in Canada as proof. So I think I should answer no...

same here

Canada post once did the same to me. They got me a refund.

NP, btw I'm an engineer :)

So one has to be a PR for >4 years

http://news.gc.ca/web/article-en.do?&nid=859509 quick facts #3: Under the new streamlined decision-making model, citizenship officers will decide all aspects of a citizenship application. Under the old model, obtaining citizenship was a three-step process that involved duplication of work.