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They didn't tell us there was no judge. When we had the interview after taking the test it was really brief. They took a quick look at our passports and landing documents and told us we could expect the invitation to the oath ceremony in 1-3 months. I hope you get yours soon.

When I got my RQ I didn't even know you could get records directly from OHIP. I just called my doctor's office and asked them to write a letter stating the dates on which I had been seen by the doctor. I did the same for my dentist, eye doctor, chiropractor and the local hospital where I had...

We applied in Aug 2011, I got the RQ in June 2012, we took our tests in March 2014 and our oath ceremony was in April 2014. Sometimes it just takes a long time.

Actually, we haven't gotten our voter information cards yet, so yesterday we went to our local early polling place and they did not have us in the registry. We registered and voted right then and there. It was very exciting and the little old ladies running the polling location seemed really...

I took my test in Kitchener in late March and had my oath ceremony there on April 23rd. They sure seemed open. :)

My family's timeline, Kitchener office: They received our applications for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on August 22, 2011. They sent us a letter acknowledging receipt of our application(s), and a study book called Discover Canada on August 22, 2011. They started processing our...

We took our oaths last month. Our ceremony was scheduled for 9:30 in the morning and we arrived at 9:00. We weren't quite the first ones there, but almost. We lined up outside the door to the ceremony room and were checked in. They had a clipboard with everyone's name on it. We passed in...

Any child who was under 18 at the time you applied does not have to take the test or be interviewed. Any child currently over the age of 14 must take the citizenship oath. My kids are 16 and 20 and we just took our oaths last month. Even though my daughter is 20, she was only 17 when we...

Read the book, then take the online practice tests over and over until you can answer all the questions correctly. The questions on the actual test are very much like the questions on the practice test.

Here's a link to my timeline and test taking experience: canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/my-timeline-and-test-taking-experience-kitchener-t198938.0.html When we got our letter to report for the test there was a checklist of things to bring with us. I can't remember them all...

I'm in the Kitchener area. We applied in Aug 2011. They started processing our applications in June 2012. At that time they sent me an RQ. I sent it back with the requested documentation within a month. We took our tests in March 2014 and had our oath ceremony 23-Apr-2014.

I also had many day trips to the States, mostly for shopping. I did get a RQ. I don't think the day trips had as much to do with it as the fact that I'm a stay-at-home mom (no employment records) and our house and utilities are in my husband's name. I requested a record of all my border...

Sweetakash - Thank You! We are so happy the long process is over and we are finally citizens. Matt - Welcome to Canada! We really like it here in the KW area.

Permanent Residence doesn't expire, just the card expires. You should apply for card renewal as well as applying for citizenship. My kids were homeschooled, so had no school records to submit with our citizenship applications. We went to a lawyer and swore out statutory declarations stating...

We landed as Permanent Residents in September 2007. They received our application for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on August 22, 2011. They sent us a letter acknowledging receipt of our application(s), and a study book called Discover Canada on August 22, 2011. They started...