may 2015 applicants for citizenship
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Thanks guys!! No oath yet, it's written on the board to expect 2-4 months for an oath. The guy who interviewed me took my old pr card but then forgot it on the desk. Hopefully no one else took it It has all my info!!
Again I know 2 people who took their exams last month, one took 2weeks & one 4weeks to get an oath but they're 2014 & Feb2015 applicants. I do hope to get the pink letter by December, I want to go plan for an Asian tour for spring to see cherry blossoms
Again I know 2 people who took their exams last month, one took 2weeks & one 4weeks to get an oath but they're 2014 & Feb2015 applicants. I do hope to get the pink letter by December, I want to go plan for an Asian tour for spring to see cherry blossoms
They check the PR Card at the interview, but should give back to the applicant.ari5323 said:
I'm talking about my old pr card, I have a new one. He said I shouldn't have the old one so he took it. I wanted it to be a souvenir, I didn't know they'll take the pr card & COPR during oath
I just hope no one took it from the desk. The guy left w/o my old card. I left and didn't take it because if I did I might be subject into something. Weird he didn't take my old health card lol, I guess they only care about your or and passport.
I just hope no one took it from the desk. The guy left w/o my old card. I left and didn't take it because if I did I might be subject into something. Weird he didn't take my old health card lol, I guess they only care about your or and passport.
It's because when they mail the new PR Card, they require you to destroy the old one (it's written in the letter that comes with it) — and you didn't do it.oren said:
The old healthcare isn't within his powers or jurisdiction to do anything about it, but at least in BC they highly recommend you to destroy the old one, they say it's to avoid identity theft, but in the letter that came with mine didn't actually require to destroy it, it was just something they ask but doesn't seem mandatory from their wording.
Oren,oren said:
assume someone took it, and he will apply for citizenship on your name, and let me say he will apply on 2016, (-:
so here we can compare how fast they work on 2015 and how fast on 2016
heeee ?
Haha lol but I doubt that someone will take it without anyone noticing because you stationed in different desks and no one can seat until the officer calls your name so for sure an officer will see it first before any applicants --- I just really hope that's what happened lol!!
And ya I don't cut my cards unless someone did it for me or this time he took it from me
And ya I don't cut my cards unless someone did it for me or this time he took it from me
Thanks
Is it most of the time 5 days?
Is it most of the time 5 days?
pl840502 said:Congratulations Oren on the test and interview! My states changed to decision made today :
Thanks oren for your good wishes. your brthday is really a good day for us . Happy Birthday in advance,oren said:My friend had her fingerprint done because someone have the same name as hers. After few weeks after the fingerprints taken she received a test invite for Sept17 and now oath taking Oct14, she's a Feb applicant.
Kuro's the first one to received an oath letter.p which is below your post.
@priya Kuro applied April 28th, received May 1st.
@Badshah congrats to your son. His oath date is my bday
I checked around for Montreal very possible it's around 3-7 days, but of course some exceptions a few weeks before Decision Made. And after decision I've seen mostly around 1-2 months with some exceptions going 3-4+ (for Montreal also) for oath date. Just to give you an idea.oren said:Thanks
Is it most of the time 5 days?