Congratulations Goldline ... I just noticed that u r done with ur test .. mine is next week and I'm really find it hard to memorize all the names and the dates ... do they focus on that in the test ? or its general ?Goldline said:
June 2014 Citizenship Application.
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Don't worry. I felt the same and as I said in a previous post I was sick of reading about all those names and dates. Also you don't need to memorize the names you just need to know them.dandash said:
Exemple. The prime minister of Canada is:
A-Bill Clinton
B-Terry Fox
C-Stephan Harper
D-John Graves Simcoe
Even if you don't know the name of the prime minister of Canada, you know who's A who's B and who's D because you read about them
Now if I ask you : what's the name of the prime minister of Canada ? you may not be able to answer because you didn't and you can't memorize all the names
Don't spend too much time trying to read and memorize the book instead try to practice as much as you can.
Keep the good spirit and think like this. How many questions I may have about names 1? 2? and how many questions about dates? 1? 2? even if I fail all those questions i'll still be able to get 16 correct out of 20. and in my case I didn't have any question about dates and only 1 question about names. You will see how easy it is. Some questions are general and just common sense.
Good luck
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At last I see my eCAS updated.
We received your application for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on June 16, 2014.
We sent you a letter acknowledging receipt of your application(s) on September 15, 2014. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.
We started processing your application on December 16, 2014.
We received your application for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on June 16, 2014.
We sent you a letter acknowledging receipt of your application(s) on September 15, 2014. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.
We started processing your application on December 16, 2014.
When you said "everything not started", including criminal check? when I read my ATIP report, the criminal check's due date is 2014/09/25. However, the current status is not started. I'm confusedcatchvb said:
OK Ladies and Gentlemen,
Let's end the week with some good news. I just received my oath letter for Jan 2, 2015.
The letter was dated on Dec 16 my landlord was late to give it to me.
I wish you all a great year and hopefully you all will hear from CIC soon.
Let's end the week with some good news. I just received my oath letter for Jan 2, 2015.
The letter was dated on Dec 16 my landlord was late to give it to me.
I wish you all a great year and hopefully you all will hear from CIC soon.
Hello friends! Had my oath on Friday and the whole experience was awesome.
Everybody was so friendly and welcoming.
Arrived on time and then we were all lined up to go inside the hall. No food items allowed in the ceremony hall.
Upon entering, they took our PR cards, invitation letter and a signed disclosure letter to a clerk on the entrance. She checked everything and told everyone their seat numbers. Guests are seated on the sides and new-to-be-citizens in the middle.
Once all seated, clerk opened the ceremony with his remarks and gave us brief introduction of ceremony and a brief video was shown on projector about Canada.
After that he called in the Judge and member of local Police department.
Judge was very nice. She gave a brief yet inspiring speech about the significance of becoming citizen of best country in the world! Gives you goosebumps
Then we said our oath after the Judge in English and French (a handout was given to everybody that has the wording in it). Then they called each and every one of us to collect the certificate from the Judge. She was extremely friendly and patient, cracking light jokes and talked to each children at length in the most friendly way higlighting the importance of the certificate. Guests were allowed to take photos or make videos of their family members receiving the certificate from the Judge.
After receiving the certificate, each one of us signed a paprer that officialy made us Canadian citizen!
Once everyone had received the cetificate, there were closing remarks from the Judge and National Anthem - which we all sang and felt Proud!
That concluded the ceremony and after that Judge allowed everybody if they wanted, they could have picture with their family and Judge. Which was very kind of her, considering she is person of such prestine. Yet was humble, polite and extremely kind. She was indeed the perfect portrayel of what it means to be a Canadian and a role model
I had picture with my baby and wife - first time as a proud Canadian citizen!
Thank you Canada for making this dream come true.
Waiting for rest of my friends at the finish line - enjoy every minute of the Journey. As once you reach your destination, every moment spent waiting will all be truly worth it!
Everybody was so friendly and welcoming.
Arrived on time and then we were all lined up to go inside the hall. No food items allowed in the ceremony hall.
Upon entering, they took our PR cards, invitation letter and a signed disclosure letter to a clerk on the entrance. She checked everything and told everyone their seat numbers. Guests are seated on the sides and new-to-be-citizens in the middle.
Once all seated, clerk opened the ceremony with his remarks and gave us brief introduction of ceremony and a brief video was shown on projector about Canada.
After that he called in the Judge and member of local Police department.
Judge was very nice. She gave a brief yet inspiring speech about the significance of becoming citizen of best country in the world! Gives you goosebumps
Then we said our oath after the Judge in English and French (a handout was given to everybody that has the wording in it). Then they called each and every one of us to collect the certificate from the Judge. She was extremely friendly and patient, cracking light jokes and talked to each children at length in the most friendly way higlighting the importance of the certificate. Guests were allowed to take photos or make videos of their family members receiving the certificate from the Judge.
After receiving the certificate, each one of us signed a paprer that officialy made us Canadian citizen!
Once everyone had received the cetificate, there were closing remarks from the Judge and National Anthem - which we all sang and felt Proud!
That concluded the ceremony and after that Judge allowed everybody if they wanted, they could have picture with their family and Judge. Which was very kind of her, considering she is person of such prestine. Yet was humble, polite and extremely kind. She was indeed the perfect portrayel of what it means to be a Canadian and a role model
I had picture with my baby and wife - first time as a proud Canadian citizen!
Thank you Canada for making this dream come true.
Waiting for rest of my friends at the finish line - enjoy every minute of the Journey. As once you reach your destination, every moment spent waiting will all be truly worth it!