Well that’s quick!!Our timeline:
Family application, New Brunswick
Delivered - 10th July, 2017
AOR - 14th August, 2017
In-Process - 29th August, 2017
Test Date eCas - 07th Sep, 2107
Test Date - 20th Sep, 2017
Decision made - 21st Sep, 2017
Oath date - We wait
You can get in online for Turkey in one click from e-governmentI am more scared by the extra documents they requested from some members here. Like entry/exit record from the country of citizenship I do not even want to imagine in my worst nightmares how many months it will take me to get these.
It's pretty much dead for july applicants ...I was having a look at the excel spreadsheet. What is happening with July? Are folks not updating it, or IRCC is hibernating? I hope they are not busy with preparing for the 3/5 years rule changes; and the huge number of refugees crossing the southern border. If they are stretching the same resources to cover all these aspects, then it appears that the waiting time will hit record points from now on.
Why are you using skype? Use any regular phone, it is a free number.I am trying to call IRCC on 1-888-242-2100 from skype and it does not work.
Is it working with you ? or it does not work with skype ?
Is there any other phone numbers ?
Lucky for You, We had asked to have my Wife's Citizenship Processed Urgently But,They Didn't Accomodate it,Just Because They Said that We can Request a Passport From Our Cirrent Nationality, Even Though my Wife's Mother is Seriously ill, And it was really Unexpected it Happened at the time that they are applying for a Citizenship.Sorry folks for being out of the loop for a while. I've had a very busy time. I applied through the urgent processing route and here is my timeline:
Since the test date my status hasn't changed and is still In Process. Is it normal?
- AOR July 6, 2017.
- Processing started July 10, 2017.
- Test letter dated August 24, 2017, and the test on September 14, 2017
Please update the excel sheet.
I had clear evidence from my employer which I submitted along with my application. If you have clear written evidence, IRCC undoubtedly does consider your application for urgent processing. Here is what the IRCC website says:
To apply for urgent processing, you must be eligible to apply for citizenship and have an emergency, such as:
- needing Canadian citizenship to:
- apply for a job
- avoid losing your job
- go to a Canadian school, college or university
- needing to travel because of death or serious illness in your family and you can’t get a passport in your current nationality
- receiving a successful Federal Court decision on an appeal on a previous application for citizenship
Even if these conditions apply to you, we may not be able to process your request urgently. If we do process your request urgently, we may not be able to do it in time to help your situation. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/become-urgent.asp
The reason why it appears dead is because those who go smoothly do not always post updates here (like the two non-Regina applicants above that just passed tests), but those that have delays in their processing come here to complain, ask questions etc. So this is why this forum appears like a collection of horror stories - citizenship judge hearings, RQ's, lost files, residence calculation errors made by agents etc.etc. The bottom line is that there is nothing we can do to speed up the bureacracy. And nobody really cares about our painful wait...It's pretty much dead for july applicants ...
Lucky you!!!You can get in online for Turkey in one click from e-government
Sorry that they didn't consider it. I think you can apply for Certificate of Identity which is similar to passport if you could prove that your country of origin would not issue you a passport on time.Lucky for You, We had asked to have my Wife's Citizenship Processed Urgently But,They Didn't Accomodate it,Just Because They Said that We can Request a Passport From Our Cirrent Nationality, Even Though my Wife's Mother is Seriously ill, And it was really Unexpected it Happened at the time that they are applying for a Citizenship.