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Take dpenabill's advice serious, if you can reschedule your trip do it and attend your oath, you never know what would be the outcome from CIC especially these days. In my opinion, no trip is more important than taking the oath on time and get it done.

Short answer to your question is no they will not reject your case only because of missing some stamps which is normal and they know that. Instead, they're looking for more evidences to verify the number and period of your trips as you provided with your application. CBSA report usually does not...

Once you apply for ATIP, your report will be generated on the same day or next day. They hold your report for one month and then release the send button!, so everything happened during those ~30 days will not be reflected on your report. In other words, if you apply today you will see the notes...

Never ever laminate your certificate, if you do so when applying for passport it might be considered as damaged. If you want to protect it just use plastic cover or binder.

Congrats timing, they'll send you the letter 2 weeks before oath. Anyway you're almost done! :)

there is no difference, these are two different ACTS to give you a right to access same information. It will not affect the information you will get so of course most if not all will choose privacy act.

Miss is pretty fast. Mine was transferred Mid September and did my oath end of Oct. my home office was St.Clair and got oath from Miss. If your file is approved (should be) you should expect the oath letter soon, I would say before end of this year.

No you can't, just read their application guide, clearly explained there.

Yes, your PR card will be taken away. After ceremony you are no longer a permanent resident and your card is automatically void.

There is no limit on the number of requests; however, once you apply it will take about 30 days to receive the report back, of course during this period one would not request another one. 2-3 times is very normal.

nothing except what required on the checklist is necessary so in short no you do not need to send them, there will be no negative consequences in sending more documents (unless you send them 2 boxes!) but whether they would provide any benefit largely depends on your case. If your case is clear...

Yes at the moment it seems all RQs are being assessed in St. Clair office. This is based on many reports on forums like here and we have no official evidence to prove it though, so any day this could change depending on internal CIC processes. At least so far, the trend is that your RQ will be...

you can and in fact should renew your PR card. These two are completely separate processes and have nothing to do with each other. Your citizenship application is handled by local offices while PR renewal is being handled by another office. I did the same when my citizenship application was...

So from your post, I guess your home office is Miss then you got RQ after test and transferred to St. Clair, now it's transferred back to Miss, right? If this is the case, then as the agent said your file has been reviewed either waiting for oath or hearing. when you call them you can ask for...

My file approved and transferred to Miss in Sept too. My Oath is this week. you should have the oath letter very soon, Miss is fast. Congrats!

Congrats RS, indeed long journey, our timelines are similar and my oath will be one day before you. :)

Thank you everyone, I am very hopeful and confident those who are waiting will see the light soon! fingers crossed @ brave yes I took the test and interview at St. Clair office (my home office). Interview went well and took only few mins.

Finally my long journey to citizenship is over! Below is my timeline. Took the test in July 10th and file approved and transferred to Mississauga mid Sept. Today I received the invitation to oath in Mississauga for end of October. As I guessed Mississauga is fast and finally something good...

Hi Lorris, mine has been sent to Mississauga for oath too, late Sept, after approved and granted by St. Clair. My home office is St. Clair, I do not have ATIP but call center agent gave this info, hopefully Mississauga is faster than Scar. !

Your next step is most probably hearing, as you explained on the other post you are short of 1095 days residency days and handed a form after your test. The real problem is not hearing, is the fact that CIC took almost 2.5 years to figure this out without even touching the application until your...