GOING TO THE CEREMONY WITHOUT THE INVITATION LETTER

[fid1]

Question pleaseeeeeee

Can you go to the ceremony if you lose your invitation letter or if you don't have the invitation letter with you but you know the venue and time of the ceremony

 

[Msafiri]

Yes you can they will have you on file.

 

[longwaitwithrq]

Question pleaseeeeeee

Can you go to the ceremony if you lose your invitation letter or if you don't have the invitation letter with you but you know the venue and time of the ceremony

Make sure to confirm with the CIC call center the exact office where the Oath ceremony will be held and be early, also remember that the time that is mentioned on cic website for the Oath ceremony is the actual time the Oath takes place so for example if the Oath ceremony is at 09:45 as per cic website the letter that you receive will indicate you to come 45 minutes earlier at 09:00 to stay in queue to fill the forms and to take your seat. So if you reach at 09:45 the time of the oath most likely you will miss the oath.

 

[Canadiandesi2006]

Question pleaseeeeeee

Can you go to the ceremony if you lose your invitation letter or if you don't have the invitation letter with you but you know the venue and time of the ceremony

Here there are few options you have.

1) Visit local Citizenship offices with your identification doc's, explain and they might issue a duplicate invitation to avoid any unnecessary last minute hassles or worries.

2) Call CIC call center, provide them your email ID, mailing address and fax number, request them to send the copy of the same ASAP to be on safe side. (Or At least they would send message to the concerned officials to allow you with the invitation)

3) Lastly, take all required original doc's to prove your identity and allow you to attend the ceremony.

Normally, the security guards check invitations and other doc's before allowing the candidates inside the auditorium.

Hopefully it should not be an issue but try first two options.

 

[SenoritaBella]

If all else fails, print the information from your ecas and take with you.

 

[fid1]

Thanks everyone for your reply.