London, ontario citizen applicants
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I called IRCC again and this time I got some information!
So, apparently London has got back to them on the note the previous agent had sent. London office's answer was that it is in the queue for test!
I asked the agent if she sees any dates at all! She replied back that the agents are not supposed to speak about the dates because the dates may change any time and so on and so forth! She was hesitating to say anything but finally she only said that she sees I am scheduled for a test in late September! She didn't give me an exact date but still good to know. I asked her about oath ceremony and she said that she doesn't see any dates for that!
So, apparently London has got back to them on the note the previous agent had sent. London office's answer was that it is in the queue for test!
I asked the agent if she sees any dates at all! She replied back that the agents are not supposed to speak about the dates because the dates may change any time and so on and so forth! She was hesitating to say anything but finally she only said that she sees I am scheduled for a test in late September! She didn't give me an exact date but still good to know. I asked her about oath ceremony and she said that she doesn't see any dates for that!
I got the invitation to appear for the test today. It will be on Sept. 25th.
I sent it August 20th of 2018. Received August 22nd and in process since November,2018. What is your timeline?
Thank you! You should hear soon too!Finallyyyyy!!!! I'm so happy for you!! Congratulations!!!!
I just want to share my experience on translating stamps on your passport! I requested quote from two places, one in London and another one in Toronto. I only have 3 stamps that need to be translated. I got two quotes, one 75 dollars (London) and second 30 dollars (Toronto)!!
The translation center in London made a big deal out of it asking me to take the passport to their office and charging me $15 for color copy and $37 for certifying the translation and so on and so forth!
The one based in Toronto is http://www.docsbase.ca/. I had worked with them for my PR application years ago and back then I got the best quote from them as well. I am happy they have managed to keep the prices low. Their translation comes with affidavit and official certification.
I think $30 isn't worth taking the risk of going to the interview without translating the stamps (if needed).
p.s. They will mail the hard copy to your address anywhere in Canada free of charge!
The translation center in London made a big deal out of it asking me to take the passport to their office and charging me $15 for color copy and $37 for certifying the translation and so on and so forth!
The one based in Toronto is http://www.docsbase.ca/. I had worked with them for my PR application years ago and back then I got the best quote from them as well. I am happy they have managed to keep the prices low. Their translation comes with affidavit and official certification.
I think $30 isn't worth taking the risk of going to the interview without translating the stamps (if needed).
p.s. They will mail the hard copy to your address anywhere in Canada free of charge!
Good question Owais! Well, if it is on the passport that covers your eligibility period then they wouldn't know!
I have an even older passport that covers my eligibility period with stamps on it but I am not translating them. I have soooo many pre-PR days that I don't think the officer will doubt it! I hope it is a wise decision!
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