Do you know anyone, who has been waiting for Oath longer than 35 mnths by now?
- Thread starter walitys
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Some other people, who wait for the Oath longer than 35 months:
Those, who are quickly moving towards 35 months are:
Who else?
- nmc88 - applied on October 26, 2009.
Those, who are quickly moving towards 35 months are:
- anuzgoel - applied on August 13, 2010
- Canada1234567 - applied in October, 2010
- walitys - applied on November 12, 2010
Who else?
if you want go for lawsuit aganist the immigration it will cost you between $ 3000 : $ 5000
but the problem that we have racist minister for the immigration and corrupted government also
see this site below all the lawsuit against kenny and all of it dismissed
http://decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca/en/dn/2013/01.html
so what is the question what we can do ???
tell all your friends relative who is canadian citizen about what the Conservative party do
3 billion dollar missing
90,000 for puffy
50,000 airplane paint job
2 million fake lake
national debut is double
war in iraq
support israel
so when the election in 2015 we will have liberal party who open the door first time for the immigrant to come canada
trudeau 2015 >>>> ohhhh yahhhhh
www.shd.ca
but the problem that we have racist minister for the immigration and corrupted government also
see this site below all the lawsuit against kenny and all of it dismissed
http://decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca/en/dn/2013/01.html
so what is the question what we can do ???
tell all your friends relative who is canadian citizen about what the Conservative party do
3 billion dollar missing
90,000 for puffy
50,000 airplane paint job
2 million fake lake
national debut is double
war in iraq
support israel
so when the election in 2015 we will have liberal party who open the door first time for the immigrant to come canada
trudeau 2015 >>>> ohhhh yahhhhh
www.shd.ca
gamasa said:
Unfortunately this won't happen because we will still waitin' for citizenship. Other than that I agree with all your comments. It's a pity how this government ruins Canada's reputation in the world.
mike
gamasa said:
senator Puffy seems an apt mockery on senator Duffy. I know you didnt intend to mean any pun, but i cant help point out the hidden.
CanuckForEver said:
Well there's at least three senators under investigation. If i remember right Duffy was only the tip of the iceberg. I've heard a high representative of the PCP personally wrote the check to return Duffy's 'accidentally' received expenses. Well you'll find corruption in every government. At least the opposition is not locked away, like Russia or Turkey...
mike
EXTRAXTS FROM CP-2............DECISION MAKING
Key duties of citizenship officer [/[/b]u]
A. The officer evaluates the documentation and information gathered and recorded by him or
herself and by others (CPC Sydney, Immigration, etc.).
B. The officer must ensure the evidence is satisfactory to him or herself before submitting the
file to a judge. In other words, the evidence necessary to grant citizenship must be available
to the officer.
C. An officer submits the file to the judge only when there is enough evidence on file to allow the
judge to make a decision. The officer may request more information or evidence from the
client when it is not clear that the subject has complied with regulatory requirements.
D. The officer ensures all evidence is available to the judge. The file must contain any relevant
information gathered by CIC in its investigations such as records of conversations with port of
entry officials regarding a client’s immigration status or residence in Canada. CP 2 - Decision-Making
2007-03-21 7
E. The officer must make a decision about the grant of citizenship based on the judge’s
determination. The citizenship officer refers the file to Case Management Branch (Litigation
Management) if the officer believes the Minister may wish to exercise his right of appeal.
1.8. Period of time
A citizenship judge has 60 days to make a decision.
Key duties of citizenship officer [/[/b]u]
A. The officer evaluates the documentation and information gathered and recorded by him or
herself and by others (CPC Sydney, Immigration, etc.).
B. The officer must ensure the evidence is satisfactory to him or herself before submitting the
file to a judge. In other words, the evidence necessary to grant citizenship must be available
to the officer.
C. An officer submits the file to the judge only when there is enough evidence on file to allow the
judge to make a decision. The officer may request more information or evidence from the
client when it is not clear that the subject has complied with regulatory requirements.
D. The officer ensures all evidence is available to the judge. The file must contain any relevant
information gathered by CIC in its investigations such as records of conversations with port of
entry officials regarding a client’s immigration status or residence in Canada. CP 2 - Decision-Making
2007-03-21 7
E. The officer must make a decision about the grant of citizenship based on the judge’s
determination. The citizenship officer refers the file to Case Management Branch (Litigation
Management) if the officer believes the Minister may wish to exercise his right of appeal.
1.8. Period of time
A citizenship judge has 60 days to make a decision.