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Anybody aware of DM - Oath letter timeline in Mississauga office? My status changed to DM last week and I didn't get any notification about the oath since then.

My timeline: Application Received: 19-Oct-2017 AOR: 21-Nov-2017 IP: 08-Dec-2017 Test Invite: 08-Mar-2018 Test and interview: 28-Mar-2018 Decision Made: 05-Apr-2018 Oath invitation: Waiting

I applied in October. I landed as a SW immigrant.

It's a gulf country. I kept my residency there valid in order to be able to visit my parents without a hassle. However, I have been living and working in Canada for more than 4.5 years.

Are you guys sure? is there any chance that it got rejected? Also, anyone is familiar with the oath timeline of Mississauga office?

Last week, I had a citizenship test in Mississauga office, scored a full mark in the test. However, the interview was not straight forward as the officer couldn't find a couple of stamps especially that I had a big number of stamps in my old passport. Furthermore, I have a residency permit in...

My stamps were in English.

In these trips within my eligibility period, most of the stamps were from the country where my parents live and which I visit every 6 months (which I have a residency permit from) but there were also some other stamps of countries where I stopped in transit such as Turkey or UK. Furthermore, I...

I I understand but they stamp there in entry and exit and it's obvious as most of the stamps are from that country and they even stamp on boarding passes which I kept some of them. As I said above, I had all supporting documents with me (I'm used to apply for visas in different countries so I...

Could they pull a CBSA report on the spot when I was there at the interview? Also, how wouldn't they get information they want from CBSA? That report should show my entry/exit dates, right? It's all they need to know, am I correct? Excuse my ignorance :-)

I had my citizenship test. I brought 2 passports with me, they cover my eligibility period. I have so many stamps in the old passport, most of them were outside my eligibility period (before I settled in Canada). Furthermore, I have a residency in a Gulf country, I kept that residency as a...

Thanks mate!

Hello there, I received my AoR on the 21st of November; they mentioned that they sent me correspondence acknowledging receipt of your application and a study book called Discover Canada. I received that by email but didn't get anything by mail, is this normal? do they usually send it by email...

How will I find out if the application got rejected then? they will just return it to me by mail? Also, is there a way to call IRCC, notify them, and send them a cover letter stating that I might have missed one of the dates?

There's a chance I left a gap in one of the entries, I am not sure yet but it's most likely the case. I just wrote all the details but looks like the dates were not there. The thing is, I am not 100% sure about that because I remember revising it before sending it but the electronic copy of the...

Looks like I made another mistake (that's horrible - I know), it seems that I missed one of the dates in Q11. Most likely, they will return the application to me because of this stupid mistake. Anyhow, my application was delivered today but do you know how long will it take to send me back the...

Unfortunately, I didn't attach any cover letter explaining that simply because the question is about crown servant which doesn't apply to me at all. Furthermore, I mentioned in my residency calculator and in Q12 that I lived outside Canada during my eligibility period.

I think I need some help; I lived outside Canada during my eligibility and I mentioned that in the residency calculator. However, in Question 9c, I answered "No" thinking that the question is about crown servants and that rare situation doesn't apply to me anyway. What do you think would be the...

Awesome! Will do that, thank you so much :-)

If the rule doesn't change, I am going to cancel it before I apply for citizenship (even though I am not using the Kuwaiti residency as an intention to reside there but I am using it as a hassle free entry permit. On top of that, I am seriously willing to cancel it the moment I get the Canadian...