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Hello all! Had my ceremony last week (Nov 6). The experience was great, exactly like a lot describe on the forum. Please update my timeline!! Good luck all

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thanks for your response. In my test they said to everyone oath would be 2 to 4 months after exam. Was it the same for you? Seems yours was faster than what they implied in my test

Thanks for sharing your experience. When was your exam? Trying to get a sense of wait time between exam and oath. I wrote my exam in Montreal end of August

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yes. went smooth. agents are nice and smiley. asked about work, school, travels.

Test went well. Was very smooth. Everyone waited in waiting area, then we were told to come in for the test. After test you wait for an agent to see you. They give you your grade and tell you oath will be within 4 months. Cheers

It's tomorrow. Will keep you posted. Do the photocopies of supporting documents, passports, IDs etc have to be colored copie? Cheers

This is extremely helpful. Thanks! Do you have a file with the answers?

Thanks. So nothing would be indicated on the notice to appear for exam re: oath if it is on the same day? I heard conflicting information with some people saying they were told beforehand it might be on the same day, and some people saying they were never told beforehand

Many thanks for all the responses. Is there a way to find out if you will have the oath the same day as the exam?

Thank you for your response. It is very helpful. I also have another question. I've had the same passport for the past 8 years. On the "Notice to Appear" letter for the exam, it says I should bring "all passports and travel documents in your possession (current and expired)." Does that mean...

Hello all, I will be writing my exam end of August after a year and a half waiting. On the invitation letter to the exam, it says I need to bring certain documents. Amongst them, it reads: "all your original documents that support your citizenship application (ie, birth certificate, etc.)"...