Vancouver, paper file office is also Vancouver and it says Location: Grant Review Ready PM01
But I applied electronically why there is a paper file location?
December 2024 - Citizenship Applications
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But I applied electronically why there is a paper file location?
I'm only guessing here: likely 'paper file location' was originally used to mean something akin to primary office or first-office holding (after reception), and now that they've changed to electronic applications, they've not changed the names of some of the database names.
In other words: don't rely upon the names, they have process charts and operational manuals that they continue to use and update, and changing all of those fields to reflect a modified procedure is a lot of work (and error-prone).
Hi but what
"APPLICATION ASSIGMENT
Due Date:2025/05/29
Assigned By: D XXXX
Assigned To: D XXXX"
and "Location: Grant Review Ready PM01" mean
PM01 means that your file is being handled by a junior resource, which is good and also means that your file may be routine. Higher the PM, higher the chance of it being reviewed more carefully by a senior resource. Assigned to and by means that your file is assigned to an active officer at the moment. Again, all this could be speculation, but this is what ChatGPT and other forum threads have mentioned.
it seems like they FINALLY get my file in the waiting line, lol
Type: Online application
Location: Oakville, ON
Physical Presence Days: 1105
Application: Single/Family(number of family members): married but applied alone
Application sent: Dec 27
Delivered: Dec 27
AOR: Jan 06
Tracker activated: Jan 09
GU 1: Feb 10
Test invitation email received: Feb 11
Test in progress on tracker: Feb 13
Test window: Feb 14 - March 16
Background complete: Feb 12
Background complete shown on tracker: Feb 14
Test taken: March 14
Test complete: March 15
Test complete in tracker: March 19
LPP complete: May 8
LPP complete shown on tracker: May 10
Ceremony: not started
Location: Oakville, ON
Physical Presence Days: 1105
Application: Single/Family(number of family members): married but applied alone
Application sent: Dec 27
Delivered: Dec 27
AOR: Jan 06
Tracker activated: Jan 09
GU 1: Feb 10
Test invitation email received: Feb 11
Test in progress on tracker: Feb 13
Test window: Feb 14 - March 16
Background complete: Feb 12
Background complete shown on tracker: Feb 14
Test taken: March 14
Test complete: March 15
Test complete in tracker: March 19
LPP complete: May 8
LPP complete shown on tracker: May 10
Ceremony: not started
I need some help to understand the next steps.
My LPP was completed on - 24th march 2025
After that I did not recieve any comunication from IRCC.
Today I got the email "Important information regarding your electronic Canadian Citizenship Certificate " this emails talks about how to downloand the citizenship certificate online.
My LPP was completed on - 24th march 2025
After that I did not recieve any comunication from IRCC.
Today I got the email "Important information regarding your electronic Canadian Citizenship Certificate " this emails talks about how to downloand the citizenship certificate online.
- My question is I did not recive any information about OATH ceremoney.
- Tracker also shows that , Citizenship Ceremoney - NOT started.
I am in same boat I got the similar notification today. Can you let me know how many days it took for you to recive the Oath related email.
This is normal. From my understanding, it's an auto-generated email and your application is most likely close to being finalized.
I see the notifications on the tracker but still no mail. All good though ....you’re on track!
LPP and oath same date. Hopefully, they’ll send the official instructions sometime next week.
I completely agree, and this aligns with what I’ve observed. Some time ago, I used AI-assisted calculations to estimate processing times between **test completion** and **oath confirmation** for 2024. On average, this interval was around 66 days, though individual cases varied—some were faster, while others took slightly longer (up to ~74 days).
It seems that if you’re in the standard processing stream, these averages generally hold true. Of course, exceptions can always happen, but this might help set realistic expectations.
Hi everyone,
I received an invitation for my citizenship ceremony via Zoom, scheduled for June 3rd. I reached out to IRCC to request an in-person ceremony instead, but they responded saying they can’t guarantee when I’ll be rescheduled. They also mentioned that if I opt out of the virtual ceremony, I’ll be removed from the list and won’t be able to rejoin it, and there’s no set timeline for when the in-person one would happen.
Has anyone here actually been able to switch from a virtual to an in-person ceremony? If so, how long did it take to get rescheduled? Did it cause a significant delay in your citizenship process?
I received an invitation for my citizenship ceremony via Zoom, scheduled for June 3rd. I reached out to IRCC to request an in-person ceremony instead, but they responded saying they can’t guarantee when I’ll be rescheduled. They also mentioned that if I opt out of the virtual ceremony, I’ll be removed from the list and won’t be able to rejoin it, and there’s no set timeline for when the in-person one would happen.
Has anyone here actually been able to switch from a virtual to an in-person ceremony? If so, how long did it take to get rescheduled? Did it cause a significant delay in your citizenship process?