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Echorael, I don't think getting a pre or post test RQ will determine the speed at which an application will be treated. Once one gets a RQ (Pr or post test), the waiting game begins and CIC is not bounded by any timeline. I am a good example. I don't mean to scare you but I waited for 64 months...

I'll advise you to write the test. You should bear it in mind that your current application has gone very far in it's processing and how long this has taken (your waiting period). Remember too that the law has changed and if you withdraws your application now, to apply later, you'll definitely...

To add to what Ronaldo Da Lima 89 wrote, when you inform the CIC of a case like your's, you'll be marked and red flags raised on your file. Simply follow Goldline's advice and choose one of the 2 options given!

Flamingteeth, I think you are not telling the whole story behind your question or intention so it'll be very difficult to give you an honest advice. One thing, be careful not to play the smart one with the CIC, it might backfire at you!

Anything (Visas, Stamps, Comments) on your passport(s) that are not FULLY written in English or French language, translate them, for you to be on the safer side! Forget that some are partially in English and don't make things more difficult for yourself!. Getting a RQ suggests that there's a...

@Samjohns22: Yes, working is not (officially) a condition, for now. From my experience with the Judge when I went for my interview, my job history (with proofs) was one of the principal issues that was raised and it helped my case. When the new bill is passed and comes into effect, I am certain...

I don't think the CIC cares if you are working in your FSW profession or not. I believe all they care about is you just working to support your yourself/family and being able to prove it and filling for your taxes. I am a good example; I've never been able to find work in my FSW field and I got...

The more you are undecided on what next to do, the more you make your waiting period longer. I believe the best thing to do is what you have suggested in the last paragraph of your last post; do a new fingerprints test and send them to the CIC. I hope that will set the machinery rolling again in...

I and my family had our oath taking ceremony a couple of weeks ago at the CIC office in Mississauga. In the letter inviting us for the ceremony, it was stated that we should bring along, amongst many other listed documents, our passports (expired and current) but at the venue, they only demanded...