may 2015 applicants for citizenship
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Congrats and welcome to the forum; did you receive AOR by email or by post?LovingMum said:
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your words. Hoping the same. Keeping fingers crossed. 
. I will update the spread sheet as AOR received..
. I will update the spread sheet as AOR received..Thanks for your words. Hoping the same. Keeping fingers crossed. . I will update the spread sheet as AOR received..
. I will update the spread sheet as AOR received..Did anyone know/came across like ours? One applicant in a family did not receive the AOR and others got AOR..if so pls share..
CIC will start processing your application and the file would be transferred to the local office then you will get invite for test/interview and then you will be scheduled for oath. My best wishes with you and good luck!Snowbird12 said:
Did you submit the applications for yourself, wife and child together as a family? If yes and if you have received acknowledgement for yourself and your child but not for your wife then it means the whole family application package has still been accepted.sampatpriya said:
As far as I know, if application of one of the family members is not accepted from the family package then the whole application package is returned.
You may call 1-888-242-2100 to confirm the details about your wife's AOR.
Can you access your wife's application using e-cas online? If yes, it means that her file has been accepted as well.
thecoolguysam said:
Thanks so much for your wishes ! But Is there any time frame for each process!
Is there any thing would help to process it rapidly!
OR it's just a kind of luck!
PAINT ME GREEN.
got my AOR just now.
This is to acknowledge receipt of your application for Canadian Citizenship. Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will review your application and supporting documents and will contact you if additional information is required. When your application has been reviewed and has met basic eligibility, CIC will invite you to a knowledge test, interview and/or ceremony, as applicable. To become a Canadian citizen, persons between 18 and 54 years of age must meet language and knowledge requirements: • Ability to carry on a simple conversation in either English or French. • Ability to pass a written or oral test on Canada’s history, geography, government, and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. Questions testing the knowledge requirement are based on the information provided in the Discover Canada study guide. • If you are receiving this letter by email, the study guide is available on the CIC website at www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/discover/index.asp. • If you are receiving this letter by regular mail, the study guide is enclosed. The pass mark for the citizenship knowledge test is 75% (or at least 15 correct answers out of 20), therefore you are encouraged to begin studying for the test as early as possible to ensure that you are able to meet the knowledge requirement and to assist in the efficient processing of your application. Please visit our website at for the test. www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/cit-test.asp for more information on how to prepare It is very important that you notify CIC of any changes in your contact information (i.e., address, email, and telephone number). Please visit our website at www.cic.gc.ca for information on: 1. How to change your contact information; 2. Application processing times; 3. Checking the status of your application. You may also call the CIC Call Centre toll-free number at 1-888-242-2100.
got my AOR just now.
This is to acknowledge receipt of your application for Canadian Citizenship. Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will review your application and supporting documents and will contact you if additional information is required. When your application has been reviewed and has met basic eligibility, CIC will invite you to a knowledge test, interview and/or ceremony, as applicable. To become a Canadian citizen, persons between 18 and 54 years of age must meet language and knowledge requirements: • Ability to carry on a simple conversation in either English or French. • Ability to pass a written or oral test on Canada’s history, geography, government, and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. Questions testing the knowledge requirement are based on the information provided in the Discover Canada study guide. • If you are receiving this letter by email, the study guide is available on the CIC website at www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/discover/index.asp. • If you are receiving this letter by regular mail, the study guide is enclosed. The pass mark for the citizenship knowledge test is 75% (or at least 15 correct answers out of 20), therefore you are encouraged to begin studying for the test as early as possible to ensure that you are able to meet the knowledge requirement and to assist in the efficient processing of your application. Please visit our website at for the test. www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/cit-test.asp for more information on how to prepare It is very important that you notify CIC of any changes in your contact information (i.e., address, email, and telephone number). Please visit our website at www.cic.gc.ca for information on: 1. How to change your contact information; 2. Application processing times; 3. Checking the status of your application. You may also call the CIC Call Centre toll-free number at 1-888-242-2100.