Can you share your timeline?Finally: test invitation! Test window August 26 - September 16
Good news! I have just been invited/scheduled to take the citizenship test between August 31 and September 21 - no interview nor passport pages asked, just straight to test invitation
Timeline
Submitted online - January 8, 2021
AOR - June 13, 2021
BG check completed - August 9, 2021
Test invitation - August 24, 2021
My city is Calgary.
Congrats. Did you receive any email for test invite or just a update on tracker?Good news! I have just been invited/scheduled to take the citizenship test between August 31 and September 21 - no interview nor passport pages asked, just straight to test invitation
Timeline
Submitted online - January 8, 2021
AOR - June 13, 2021
BG check completed - August 9, 2021
Test invitation - August 24, 2021
My city is Calgary.
Congrats. Did you receive any email for test invite or just a update on tracker?
Congratulations, best of luckGood news! I have just been invited/scheduled to take the citizenship test between August 31 and September 21 - no interview nor passport pages asked, just straight to test invitation
Timeline
Submitted online - January 8, 2021
AOR - June 13, 2021
BG check completed - August 9, 2021
Test invitation - August 24, 2021
My city is Calgary.
May I ask any tips for preparing the test?Passed the test late in the evening on 23 Aug (20/20), results are reflected today as 24 Aug update.
May I ask any tips for preparing the test?![]()
In addition to great sources of info from @rajkamalmohanram I would add this:May I ask any tips for preparing the test?![]()
In addition to great sources of info from @rajkamalmohanram I would add this:
1. carefully read the book at least once, noticing and marking in the book dates, persons and facts
2. after that install some decent testing application (not the free ones with few questions and lots of ads) . usually that costs few $$
3. pass tests in the application multiple times so that you could see where are your weak areas
4. read these parts of the book to improve scores
5. make more tests so that your score in each test would be at least 17 (better 18)
6. you are ready for the test
These apps aren't some sources of "secret" questions but rather smart questions based on the book, since the book is the only official source. You may train yourself without apps, but it is way easier with them.
The only question for me is how to answer to the questions that are outdated in the book (e.g. regarding population, number of electoral districts etc). Fortunately I did not have such questions, but I am not sure what to answer if for example the book says that there are 308 MPs and in fact there are 338 since 2013.