Anyone from Montreal got online test invite and/or oath ceremony
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But you have ecas for sure? I think I read newer applications didn’t have access to ecas.
I have it. When I applied, ECAS was the only option. Later, they introduced tracker.
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That’s weird that everything except oath is completed and you don’t have DM in ecas.
July 2019 applicant. Test completed in June, all completed in July 26. No updates since. I've contacted my MP and they actually got back to me asking for more info and my phone number. They called me a couple of days later saying they spoke with an officer who confirmed the application processing was completed and that I would probably be getting the oath invite "in the next couple of weeks" (this was early december.)
The person from the MP office told me to call her back if I'm not a citizen by end of January so she could follow up again with the IRCC. So let's wait and see...
The person from the MP office told me to call her back if I'm not a citizen by end of January so she could follow up again with the IRCC. So let's wait and see...
Hello Montreal applicants. Please see @rajkamalmohanram 's post about IRCC corporate records - https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...iting-spousal-sponsorship.697691/post-9888887
In the report on page 132 you can find statistics of pending application by stage as of Sep 11, 2021. In particular note the row for "Montreal Citizenship".
There 14,610 applications out of 56,892 total applications that are in "Ceremony Ready" stage.
This means about 25% of pending application at the Montreal office are still waiting for oath to be scheduled. AFAICT, this is the highest number amongst all other offices in Canada.
In the report on page 132 you can find statistics of pending application by stage as of Sep 11, 2021. In particular note the row for "Montreal Citizenship".
There 14,610 applications out of 56,892 total applications that are in "Ceremony Ready" stage.
This means about 25% of pending application at the Montreal office are still waiting for oath to be scheduled. AFAICT, this is the highest number amongst all other offices in Canada.
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https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvell...onie-residents-permanents-prestation-serment-
I don't know if the data in this article from November has more recent data than September 2021, but the number of ceremony ready is higher in that article,19 689. But it says Quebec, not Montreal, so maybe not the exact same data collection to compare with.
Who is still waiting for ATIP notes from the Montreal office? I applied mine beginning of Nov last year, and still haven't received them, although I followed up using an email address they include in the confirmation email with my request tracking number. So basically, no updates on my file, no response to webforms or telephones, no reaction to complaints, and no ATIP notes. What IRCC is doing? One must wonder. Is this a democratic institution? There is no responses or transparency whatsoever. I doubt you would be treated any worse than this in any other democratic country. Hell, even less democratic countries provide better services than IRCC in Canada
If you have DM, they would mention if you are granted the citizenship and scheduled for the oath or there is something else going on like security clearance pending ... etc.
Dear friends, I just received the oath invitation email. My seat is # 53. Would someone mind to tell me will I be in the morning part or afternoon? I guess I’m in the middle?
I appreciate any helpthank you!
You'll be taking the oath with everyone as a group at the same time, not separately. The only time you'll be one-on-one with an official is when your ID and address are validated by a clerk, this is also when you'll be cutting up your PR card. During the oath ceremony itself there are clerks who check everyone on the screen to make sure they are repeating the words to the oath after the judge or the presiding official.
Congrats btw!!
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