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Honestly I'm a full time student and I work two jobs so I waited until the day before the test (I was way too busy), I would not advise that at all. Give yourself a week or two to properly absorb the information. I read the book, I did practices questions (100 at a time), I re-read the book...

Yup! I live in Brampton. Did my test in March and received Oath invite in April.

I applied sent my application October 14 and took my oath earlier this week. There were 101 new citizens in total. Wishing you all good luck.

There are no resources inside IRCC that deals with ATIP. It is called the Access to Information and Privacy Office. A complete department that handles ATIP requests from the public for multiple aspects of the government including IRCC. While I will say people abuse the system, your statement is...

I know someone who was living here for almost 15 years before they became PR and now citizen. The best suggestion is to speak with an immigration lawyer. I’m also in university in Toronto, I can’t remember if they actually checked my PR however it’s illegal to study without a study permit. And...

I would say to be on the safe side, get an official copy of your transcript and bring it. I brought my degree however she didn't want it. My C/O only check my IDs, I am however from an english speaking country so I don't know if that's why she didn't care to check.

Did mine in March 13th too...waiting for oath.

There are multiple version of the test, you only get one. So your neighbor will have a different test paper.

Like everyone we all get impatient and we want to have our citizenship process over with as fast as possible. However the sample size in the forum does not provide an adequate representation of how fast or slow this office is. Not everyone keeps people the forum updated. Next, we are comparing...

I’m from an English speaking country. I brought my degree but she said she never wanted it. Only looked at my IDs.

Hmmmm, makes sense.

I just had a quick question. How do they monitor when you’re out of the country as a Canadian if data is not being recorded? You are contacted if there is an attack or disaster if Canada has you marked in an affected country, so how do they collect this data? Just wondering... :)

Lol! okay. You're funny, I like it. Good luck on your journey. Let us know how it goes.

Ok. A friend of mine who did medicine had an international residency. But your response leads me to asking, if it has nothing to do with your citizenship why are you requesting urgent processing?

They're asking, wouldn't your home country or country of birth count as an international residency? Does't international residency mean having a permanent physical address in another country? In that case wouldn't your PR work just fine? (just asking)

Yes, my mother.

It's okay, I'm a dependent child... Older than 22 years continuously in school.

:D my landing story isn't very exciting. In all the times I have travelled to canada for me this trip was pretty fast, got off the plane about 7:20... Customs was empty so I walked up, told the officer I was landing he said welcome to canada and directed me to another room where I just walked...

Thank you I'm around, I usually don't say anything ... Kinda the shy/quiet type.

Sure :) I had emailed them in February I believe asking if they received my file and they said they received it and my application is in process. Nothing else after that. I received missed calls from an unknown number at the end of October so I emailed them on oct 30 asking if I should redo my...