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Final timeline Applied from Montreal Applied: July 19 2024 AOR: July 31 2024 Test invite: September 24 2024 BG check: September 26 2024 Test completed: October 7 2024 LPP: october 16 2024 Ceremony invite: October 31 2024 Ceremony: November 18 2024 Good luck to y’all

Received oath invitation for nov 18. In person event!

Ghost update today, i am already scheduled for oath, any idea what could it be?

Oath changed to in progress on the 29. Scheduled to take it on nov 18. @hssrp plz update

There is a high variance, from days to weeks to even months…

Everything turned green last week and oath is still marked as not started for me… also montreal office

@hssrp do you know how long it takes on average for the Montreal office to schedule oath? My LPP is marked as completed on the 16 but so far oath is still not started :(

Welp it seems I invoked it yesterday. LPP showed completed today in the tracker. Complete timeline is: Montreal office Applied: july 20 Aor: july 29 Test invite: september 24 BG completed: september 26 Did test: october 4 Test completed: october 7 LPP: october 16 @hssrp plz update...

Very quiet week for this thread :) i have seen in some fb groups that a few july applicants are getting lpp done. Hopefully soon we will see more activity here too

Test completed: october 7 Showed as completed today (october 9) on the tracker. @hssrp plz update the spreadsheet how long does it take on average to complete lpp after this?

Test taken: October 4 2024

Background verification: september 26 (showed on tracker on the 28)

Type: Online application Location: Montreal Physical Presence Days: 1154 Application: single Application Sent: July 20th Delivered: July 20th AOR: July 29nd Tracker and application in progress: July 30 GU1: September 25th Test Invite: September 25th (not yet on tracker) Test Window: Oct 4 to Nov 2

eCOPR on February 3rd Still waiting for news of PR card, I have linked my application with my GC account and I just called IRCC and they don't have news yet. BTW I may be wrong but I think that if you take the french line for IRCC it may be more likely to be connected with an agent (of course...