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maverick1982

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MoMazz said:
Hello @hssrp, could you please help and explain what do you mean by prohibition are kept pending till the background is complete? My background is marked as completed but the prohibitions (LPP) are still in progress. Thank you.
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Background and prohibitions are done by different agencies. When a fingerprint is requested , they will do background first, then prohibitions. Background is done for Canada but prohibitions will include internationl check. Correct me if wrong , hssrp.
 
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maverick1982

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If the oath was on 11th october and they ask to wait two business days, does it mean i can apply on wednesday or thrusday? Monday is a holiday so lost one business day. If anyone has experience, please suggest. Thanks. I got an appointment by chance on 16th and dont see an appointment for 2 more weeks so took it. I will call them tomorrow since they are closed today.
 
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dubs

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maverick1982 said:
If the oath was on 11th october and they ask to wait two business days, does it mean i can apply on wednesday or thrusday? Monday is a holiday so lost one business day. If anyone has experience, please suggest. Thanks. I got an appointment by chance on 16th and dont see an appointment for 2 more weeks so took it. I will call them tomorrow since they are closed today.
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As long as you have your citizenship certificate, you're good to go.
 
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singhma3

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@hssrp how long does it take for one to get a oath ceremony after LPP and background is marked complete? I am generally noticing a trend of a out 4-7 days.

Also how do I get access to tracker that everyone is posting updates on
 
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maverick1982

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singhma3 said:
@hssrp how long does it take for one to get a oath ceremony after LPP and background is marked complete? I am generally noticing a trend of a out 4-7 days.

Also how do I get access to tracker that everyone is posting updates on
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The tracker url is below. The time for oath in general is short after lpp. But some offices are slower and few candidates can get stuck there for a few days, weeks even in those slow offices.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P3V8UJOTwiiYd2TC8O5a5rKq4GlqpAXq9Zr1rfrScSc/edit?usp=sharing
 
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MoMazz

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maverick1982 said:
Background and prohibitions are done by different agencies. When a fingerprint is requested , they will do background first, then prohibitions. Background is done for Canada but prohibitions will include internationl check. Correct me if wrong , hssrp.
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Hello @maverick1982, no finger prints requested so far in my case, at which stage are these requested?…. Are finger prints asked for all applications? Or this depends?
Any idea about Calgary office processing times?
 
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maverick1982

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MoMazz said:
Hello @maverick1982, no finger prints requested so far in my case, at which stage are these requested?…. Are finger prints asked for all applications? Or this depends?
Any idea about Calgary office processing times?
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Dont see you on sheet. So not sure what stage you are in. Calgary is average in processing time it seems. Some people have got LPP started after 20 days while some took 2 months. So it depends on your luck. I just looked at it briefly. Go to may and earlier months in sheet and compare. Fingerprint is not requested for everyone. Only if there is a name match with persons of interest. It is ually asked before LPP begins. While they request fingerprint they do conduct citizenship tests. In some rare cases they start lpp before fingerprints are processed completly.
 
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