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June 2024 - Citizenship Applications

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ma5590

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Quick question, maybe this is very straight forward - I am scheduled to take my test tomorrow for which I received the update in my tracker on Sep 12. Today when I log in, I see my application has been updated today, saying 2 new updates - Activity status updated: Citizenship test and Application filed. But in the details of everything status, everything is showing In Progress.

Is this a ghost update? Will I see the actual updates show up a few days from now? Is this normal procedure? Will appreciate any insights.
 
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skonduru

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Category........
CEC
Visa Office......
Etobicoke
NOC Code......
2171
hssrp said:
Spreadsheet updated.

If you didn't receive the test invite from your processing office, you can call IRCC to check your processing office. Based on your location, most likely it is at the Scarborough office.
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LPP marked as complete on 2024/09/24.
Status updated on 2024/09/26.

Received Invite for Oath ceremony on 2024/09/26 which is scheduled for 2024/10/08.

I am concerned with this date as I have to travel to Mexico for work via USA on 10/20. I might not be able to get the passport by then. :(
Any suggestions experts and experienced folks?

Oh and by the way, my VO seems to be Scarborough as the the email address contains SCR.
 
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maverick1982

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atulaks said:
I believe its Montreal.
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Some cases in Montreal are getting resolved very quickly. LPP within 15 days. Some are taking longer. If i didnt have lot of travel my lpp would have been done in two weeks too!. Only physical presence pending. Another person in June got LPP done in 10 days, Montreal.
 
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sts345

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maverick1982 said:
Some cases in Montreal are getting resolved very quickly. LPP within 15 days. Some are taking longer. If i didnt have lot of travel my lpp would have been done in two weeks too!. Only physical presence pending. Another person in June got LPP done in 10 days, Montreal.
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Thanks for the insight, @maverick1982 however oath confirmation and letters have been sent faster at other offices like SCR I think. Looking at the spreadsheet, it seems oaths are taking more than a week. What do you think?
 
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maverick1982

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sts345 said:
Thanks for the insight, @maverick1982 however oath confirmation and letters have been sent faster at other offices like SCR I think. Looking at the spreadsheet, it seems oaths are taking more than a week. What do you think?
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Definitely agree. SCR has been consitently fast. Montreal is quick for some and bit slower for others. Still pretty good. I havent compared the time between LPP completion and Oath. The one case i saw , it was within a week.
 
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Sayantan86

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Sayantan86 said:
Seems like the portal is delayed by few days for me. I got all below mentioned updates together today.

LPP Completed - Sep 16
Citizenship oath In progress - Sep 20
Scheduled for Citizenship oath - Oct 8

@maverick1982 kindly update.

I didn't get the invite for Oath yet. usually how many days before the Oath the invite comes?
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UPDATE: Oath invite received today. It will be virtual, NGF.
 
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maverick1982

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Cloud5 said:
Hello,
Everything turned green on my side except for the Citizenship ceremony (not started). Do you know how long it takes to get an invitation to the oath ceremony please? Thanks.
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Dont see you in sheet. Can you add details below ?

Type: Online application
Location:
Physical Presence Days:
Application: Single/Family(number of family members) :
Application sent:
Delivered:
AOR:
Test Invitation date
Test Given date
Test Marked Complete date
LPP
 
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