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And so it begins

There is already a thread for the October 2020 applicants. You should post there.

Not necessarily. If you look at the timeline for both individuals, it fits that of the average October/November applicant i.e., of applicants who did not apply for urgent processing (UP). Now, it could very well be the case that both individuals applied for UP in the middle of their...

I FEEL IT COMING YES! IRCC LETS GO!

No, it is not required from everyone. Although I am not sure what exact reasonings go behind the request.

Fingerprint request. No clue because of covid. Could potentially be between 6 months to a year from today.

That is interesting. I wonder if the March 2020 applicants instantly get a test invite once the above assessments are completed. Nonetheless, the answer wouldn't help much.

What's the point of this remission service then? IRCC has been under exceptional circumstances since well before the pandemic. Were people eligible for remissions during IRCC's 12 month timeline prior to the pandemic? I suppose not because their exceptional circumstances are evidently not...

I have not looked into it deeply. Have a look at the tracker in my signature: any patterns you notice? EDIT: Personally, I do not notice any patterns. Must be random.

No, does not look like an urgent timeline. They do not send out rejection letters for UP requests. Your timeline is consistent with other few fringe March 2020 applicants who also did not apply for UP. Seems like IRCC is randomly picking some applicants between Jan 2020 and April 2020 for tests...

I don't think the U-Haul idea will work. I believe you need to have a quarantine plan at the border i.e., show hotel bookings and stay there to take the PCR test. Unless circumstances have changed, and someone here can correct me.

Yes, in fact there was someone on here who recently had to forgo their citizenship due to not meeting their RO. However, they passed the test with a 20/20 in 2017, and had been dabbling with the RQ ever since. Dabbling until they received a negative determination on their file, and have to...

No this is not fully accurate. You are correct when you say the status is not linked to the card. That is to say that if the card expires, you still maintain the status. In fact, you only technically lose your status after a determination has been made on your status and you are issued a removal...

To add to this, it is a rolling 5-year window. That is to say that when you look back five years from today, have you stayed in Canada for 730 days? If not, then you risk an RO even if your PR card is valid for the next 100 years. So to clarify once more, it is 5 years back from today. The 2...

Damn I knew this would happen. Which is exactly why I was killing myself to submit the application but it simply wouldn't submit. But that's life haha Congrats mate! Glad to see the early appliers rewarded for their haste.

But someone will be taught and I think that will be well worth the price lol

Yes, so they shouldn't have charged him $100 for the service if they won't do it due to COVID. That logic doesn't make much sense. In any case, neither does OP make much sense. They got the name and that is more useful than some illegible signature. OP is pretty much guaranteed to get laughed...

And I bookmarked it too! Thanks bud!

You said they shouldn't apply for the Citizenship. The implication is that they are not worthy of being a Canadian because they are complaining. Which is ironic because they are abiding by the core tenets of being a Canadian. Whereas, you are being a useless troll on an immigration forum...

No, they are free to voice their concerns. If you don't believe they should voice their concerns, then you should not apply for a citizenship. If not on principle, then maybe because you will fail the test. Here is one of their rights that they are exercising: Freedom of thought, belief...