Fingerprint-based background checks are only valid for a year. If your application process isn't completed within that timeframe, you'll need to resubmit your fingerprints and background moves to in progress again. Does not happen in any other case.
Almost exact same timeline as me Aor 13th, Same test and background check, LPP 24th
Per the instructions from IRCC, family members can join from the same computers/zoom session. The zoom display name will be comma separated. For example if your seat numbers are 84 and 85; the zoom display name will be saved as - 84,85. In case you don't enter it correctly, the IRCC clerk will update your zoom name accordingly, so don't worry about it.
Yes, few applicants get selected for this Pilot program. Please note that it will take the regular 20 business days so if you were/are planning to submit an express passport application for 2-9 days, then DO NOT submit this pilot application form as they do not have the express/urgent options. If that is fine with you, then you can go ahead.
Thanks for explaining/correcting
You can call and inquire. You are still within normal processing time so not much you can do other than inquire. For some people prohibitions takes longer if there is a name match etc and it's hard to tell. After prohibitions you should get oath relatively quickly. Montreal office is a little random and for some lpp and oath are done quickly. But for others it takes nit more time. In my case physical presence took 20 days more than other two but oath came very quickly.
No , dont think you need to. I received my PR inbetween the process too. I used new PR during test and gave it to them during oath ceremony. Things like marriage, visa rejection of another country /new status in another country which wasnt in original applciation etc which are material changes will definitely need to be reported
Current average time is 7 months.
