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The references don't need to sign the application. You only need their details.

One and a half hours.

Yes, you have to cut it into 4 pieces.

Applied in person at Victoria. Received a pick-up slip for two weeks later (which cost an extra $20).

I never received a 'Decision Made', I just put down the day when I received an email giving me instructions to download the e-certificate. Two days later, the tracker updated with an oath date. It was seven days after my LPP completed so hopefully you won't have long to wait.

I had a insulated tumbler for a few sips. To be honest, the bigger problem was people thinking they were muted in the waiting room, and everyone could hear what they were saying. :oops::D

*yawn*

Like yourself :p

Done and dusted. The e-certificate came a few hours after the oath.

And it failed for all of the reasons you can't seem to grasp.

In your opinion. I'm sure there's many who don't share your assumption.

I don't think your circumstances come under the umbrella of urgent processing. The IRCC website stipulates that in special cases, citizenship can be expedited to go to a Canadian school, college or university.

It depends on your priorities, I suppose. In your shoes, if i was that concerned, I'd apply after July. That being said, I applied with existing travel plans, knowing that I might have to change them if the ceremony fell between those dates. My personal and family priority was citizenship.

In your shoes, I would consider cancelling my application and applying again. AOR seems to be happening fast nowadays. Sounds like yours may be lost in the system.

IRCC say they will send the invite 1 to 2 weeks before the ceremony, and to contact them if you haven't received the email within 5 days. No need for any undue panic.

I was quite surprised that I had to pick 'England'. Usually, as a British subject overseas, I've had to select 'United Kingdom' which was never common until recent years. That said, I think it's quite considerate from Canada.

Personally, I hope not. I first swore an oath to Her Majesty Elizabeth II and her heirs and successors when I joined the British army. I will once again swear my allegiance to King Charles III & Canada in a couple of weeks to become a citizen. The occasions will have been, and will be, an...

Single. 1210 days.

AOR: 22nd Jan Background Complete: Feb 15th Test Given: Mar 1st Test Complete: Mar 6th LPP Complete: Mar 20th Oath in progress: Mar 27th Oath: April 18th

Received mine yesterday for an oath on the 18th. Maybe you'll get the email next week.