Hello all,
I just wanted to share my oath experience. There are about 300 people taking the oath the same day. We got there 30 minutes before the time indicated on our invitation letter, and there was already a long line at the door.
Once inside they had a long set of tables along the back wall where you check in. They checked my imm5292 and took my PR card, they also used my drivers license to verify identity. We then signed a paper and we were given a pin, a flag a booklet(with oath/national anthem) 1 book with facts of canada and our 1 year pass to canadian museums.
It took about 2-3 hours to get everyone settled in, the ceremony itself was maybe 20-30 minutes and then we were given our canadian citizenship certificate.
I am glad that i am now done with any immigration matters, after more than 5 years of being in this country i can now vote and travel to my hearts content without fear of not being able to come home to canada!
Good luck to everyone waiting, it might be long but it is sure worth it!
I just wanted to share my oath experience. There are about 300 people taking the oath the same day. We got there 30 minutes before the time indicated on our invitation letter, and there was already a long line at the door.
Once inside they had a long set of tables along the back wall where you check in. They checked my imm5292 and took my PR card, they also used my drivers license to verify identity. We then signed a paper and we were given a pin, a flag a booklet(with oath/national anthem) 1 book with facts of canada and our 1 year pass to canadian museums.
It took about 2-3 hours to get everyone settled in, the ceremony itself was maybe 20-30 minutes and then we were given our canadian citizenship certificate.
I am glad that i am now done with any immigration matters, after more than 5 years of being in this country i can now vote and travel to my hearts content without fear of not being able to come home to canada!
Good luck to everyone waiting, it might be long but it is sure worth it!