I think a lot of other people are facing the same issue after receiving their oath invitation
June 2022 - Citizenship Applicants
- Thread starter Em W
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Hi all, we attended our Canadian Citizenship Oath Ceremony today:
Type: Paper application
Location: Halifax, NS
Physical Presence Days: 1293
Application: Family (2 adults + 1 minor)
Application sent: May 31, 2022 | Delivered: on June 2nd, 2022
AOR: June 18, 2022
ECAS: All In Progress except Citizenship Test and Ceremony: June 20, 2022
BG completed: July 20, 2022 (one adult), March 17, 2023 (second adult)
Test completed: April 3, 2023
LPP completed: May 6, 2023
Oath Ceremony: June 13, 2023
Waiting for paper certificate. Thanks, everyone, this forum has been super helpful in this journey of ours!
Type: Paper application
Location: Halifax, NS
Physical Presence Days: 1293
Application: Family (2 adults + 1 minor)
Application sent: May 31, 2022 | Delivered: on June 2nd, 2022
AOR: June 18, 2022
ECAS: All In Progress except Citizenship Test and Ceremony: June 20, 2022
BG completed: July 20, 2022 (one adult), March 17, 2023 (second adult)
Test completed: April 3, 2023
LPP completed: May 6, 2023
Oath Ceremony: June 13, 2023
Waiting for paper certificate. Thanks, everyone, this forum has been super helpful in this journey of ours!
Got oath invite email today from Mississauga. Oath on June 23 (virtual). My tracker still shows ceremony not started.
Hello Friends,
My AOR is on 3rd June 2022. I got a fingerprint request on 17th July that I submitted and the Background check showed completed. The LLP was completed on 14th Nov 2022, since then there was no update. Every Step was complete until May 31, the background check went back to "In Progress" and today I got fingerprint request again.
The email I received from IRCC states that: "If you had your fingerprints taken a year or more ago, they have expired and you will have to do them again. Please note that for Canadian citizenship purposes, RCMP fingerprints are only valid for one year."
My fingerprint are not 1 year old yet, last fingerprints I did was 17th July and still it is valid for more than 1 more month.
If my fingerprints are valid why they need again? Anyone had the same situation or would like to suggest next steps. Thank you in advance!
My AOR is on 3rd June 2022. I got a fingerprint request on 17th July that I submitted and the Background check showed completed. The LLP was completed on 14th Nov 2022, since then there was no update. Every Step was complete until May 31, the background check went back to "In Progress" and today I got fingerprint request again.
The email I received from IRCC states that: "If you had your fingerprints taken a year or more ago, they have expired and you will have to do them again. Please note that for Canadian citizenship purposes, RCMP fingerprints are only valid for one year."
My fingerprint are not 1 year old yet, last fingerprints I did was 17th July and still it is valid for more than 1 more month.
If my fingerprints are valid why they need again? Anyone had the same situation or would like to suggest next steps. Thank you in advance!
You can raise a webform or call IRCC but somewhere they will ruin it for you by not doing anything for next 1 month which will trigger FP request.
I think you should submit a new finger print so that they have a more recent one in the system instead of spending time on inquiring about your old one. You might not get a response about your inquiry quickly so better to send a new one and move ahead with the process.
Yes same boat. Test completed February 14 and BG completed November 2022. No updates since March 2 GU. My processing office is Scarborough.
just tired of this shit show. People with 2023 applications are getting test and oath invites.hands down one of the most inefficient and worthless government bodies.
I know it’s very frustrating , I am a Sept 2022 applicant with BG done in Jan 2023 and test done in Feb 2023. Lots of people applied after us already got citizenship - I am also SCR office
LPP in progress
hang in there , your turn will come