March 2014 applications
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hello guys, finally today i become a proud canadian.
had oath ceremony this morning in hamilton . the atmosphere was awesome and 56 people enjoyed being new canadians
hamilton rocks Smiley
my time line is as follows :
Received march 6,2014
AOR and book sent march 6,2014
In process April 16,2014
Received line disappeared may 19,2014
received AOR and booklet may 20,2014
File transferred to local office June 12th,2014
test was on aug 28
aoth oct 7th
Thanks for all your help and wishing a fast process to whoever is waiting Smiley
had oath ceremony this morning in hamilton . the atmosphere was awesome and 56 people enjoyed being new canadians
hamilton rocks Smiley
my time line is as follows :
Received march 6,2014
AOR and book sent march 6,2014
In process April 16,2014
Received line disappeared may 19,2014
received AOR and booklet may 20,2014
File transferred to local office June 12th,2014
test was on aug 28
aoth oct 7th
Thanks for all your help and wishing a fast process to whoever is waiting Smiley
Passed my test today at Scarborough and got the Oath invite for 16th Oct. Almost 95% people got the pink slip 
.. means the oath letter. I had a note on my file that my COPR did not have the port name written and I have to get an amendment done. Finally, the officer gave the oath letter but told to work on the amendment in parallel. They were all friendly. One more point, my passport was not stamped when I entered Canada (after landing, I went back to US and then came back on car via Niagara falls after 6 months). At that time the CBSA report helped and the officer was happy to see that. No questions were asked on the day trips to US.
Got 20/20 in test. All the free studies helped but nothing was ditto common.. most were very easy.. a few were medium tricky. Almost everybody was done in 15 mins max.
.. means the oath letter. I had a note on my file that my COPR did not have the port name written and I have to get an amendment done. Finally, the officer gave the oath letter but told to work on the amendment in parallel. They were all friendly. One more point, my passport was not stamped when I entered Canada (after landing, I went back to US and then came back on car via Niagara falls after 6 months). At that time the CBSA report helped and the officer was happy to see that. No questions were asked on the day trips to US.Got 20/20 in test. All the free studies helped but nothing was ditto common.. most were very easy.. a few were medium tricky. Almost everybody was done in 15 mins max.
Congrats.dp2014 said:Passed my test today at Scarborough and got the Oath invite for 16th Oct. Almost 95% people got the pink slip
Got 20/20 in test. All the free studies helped but nothing was ditto common.. most were very easy.. a few were medium tricky. Almost everybody was done in 15 mins max.
Congrats DP 2014dp2014 said:Passed my test today at Scarborough and got the Oath invite for 16th Oct. Almost 95% people got the pink slip
Got 20/20 in test. All the free studies helped but nothing was ditto common.. most were very easy.. a few were medium tricky. Almost everybody was done in 15 mins max.
dp2014 said:Passed my test today at Scarborough and got the Oath invite for 16th Oct. Almost 95% people got the pink slip
Got 20/20 in test. All the free studies helped but nothing was ditto common.. most were very easy.. a few were medium tricky. Almost everybody was done in 15 mins max.
Is getting the cbsa report a must? If I dont have it is it a big deal?