2 to 3 months. Nov and Dec applicants are taking their oaths right now. So another 2 months I would guess. I cleared my exam in mid july and I am anticipating the oath to be held in early Sept
February 2019 Citizenship Applicants
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Did you just study the discover canada book? My husband is finding it hard to study all that
Is there any material that he can study? Thank you
For me, I read Canada book twice. Then I practice online. V-soul.com, if you can answer all the questions in online practice, you are most probably ready to take the real test! Good luck.Did you just study the discover canada book? My husband is finding it hard to study all that
Yeah, v soul has a bunch of sample questions. http://www.v-soul.com/onlinetest/Did you just study the discover canada book? My husband is finding it hard to study all that
Or do a search on YouTube for sample questions. Exam is pretty easy though.
There are various free cellphone apps available which you can use. its like a game, the more you play/solve the more you learn.Did you just study the discover canada book? My husband is finding it hard to study all that
I used 3 apps totaling about 500 questions.
Question for members who have received the test invite or past that stage ...
I am anticipating such letter soon one problem and I asked before as well is that I am changing my house by mid this month. What was the date your letter was when you received it like how many days did it take for the letter to get to you.
I m looking for a suitable time to update my residential address so that mail is not lost during my move.
I am anticipating such letter soon one problem and I asked before as well is that I am changing my house by mid this month. What was the date your letter was when you received it like how many days did it take for the letter to get to you.
I m looking for a suitable time to update my residential address so that mail is not lost during my move.
if you want to be on the safe side, you can pay for mail forwarding services at Canada Post:
https://www.canadapost.ca/cpc/en/personal/receiving/manage-mail/mail-forwarding.page
To be on the safe side, it is better to get them translated in case the officer asks for them. Based on what I have read here and also according to folks who I personally know, in most cases, the applicant is asked to provide them and if you do not have them already with you during the interview, it can cause some delay.
