May 2023 - Citizenship Applications

[mk9353]

IRCC.DNMISCitizenshipCeremony-CeremonieCitoyenneteMISRN.IRCC@cic.gc.ca

Thank you so much!

 

[jptskt]

Okay, can you please let me know the email address from where you got email?

Don't forget to check your spam folder as well.

 

[Gettowork1234]

Ha ha Thank you.
I think we all are rushed with our brain lol. CIC clearly states timeline under 17 months to complete full process. We are just in 7th month

According to the government website, the entire processing timeline has to be under 17 months, but after exam to oath has to be in 4-6 months unless non-routine.

 

[pp24]

This logic doesn't apply to me. I have been in Canada since 2013. Became a PR in 2021. I barely left the country (maybe 1.5 months in the last 10 years total).

Then I don't really know it might be a matter of luck being assigned to Sydney which is more annoying lol

 

[Neyomaa]

According to the government website, the entire processing timeline has to be under 17 months, but after exam to oath has to be in 4-6 months unless non-routine.

What is non routine pls?

 

[Arise2023]

Good evening,

I am happy to announce I finally got the Test invite today and now time to put finishing touches to my reading.

Any best recommendations or study link/guide would be appreciated

 

[Gettowork1234]

What is non routine pls?

Non Routine applications are the ones which need further scrutiny due errors made in application, detailed security checks, travel information inaccuracies in filing and/or in government records and detailed background checks with CBSA, IRCC, RCMP, CSA etc, personal information change (last name change, sex change), Residence verification, long history of unemployment etc.

 

[TTWPBF]

Well I got confirmation yesterday from GCMS notes about my suspicion. My application is in Sydney RC8090. I guess one day in the future sometime I’ll get a pleasant surprise. I at least have experience with this as my PR application got caught up in the whole Covid/biometrics fiasco.

Well a watched pot never boils. Got email yesterday morning with certificate instructions and portal updated with LPP this morning. LPP completed Nov 3. My end does appear near - just as I had resigned myself to a long wait. Yay!!

 

[desmat]

Well a watched pot never boils. Got email yesterday morning with certificate instructions and portal updated with LPP this morning. LPP completed Nov 3. My end does appear near - just as I had resigned myself to a long wait. Yay!!

What was your aor date and test completion date?
And which office ?

 

[Neyomaa]

Hi, anyone on this thread who wrote their citizenship test outside Canada? What is the progress for you pls

 

[jobishis]

According to the government website, the entire processing timeline has to be under 17 months, but after exam to oath has to be in 4-6 months unless non-routine.

my test was completed July 24th. 2 more months left ha ah. How you guys are ordering GCMS note something ?

 

[NOC98]

Finally done with oath ceremony. Timeline below. Office: SCR

AOR: 20 May
background completed: 20 June
Test invite: 20 June
Test taken: 14 July
Test marked complete: 17 July
LPP completed: 20 Sept
Oath email: 5 Oct (then emailed and for in person ceremony) they responded within 24 hours
In person ceremony: 3 Nov

 

[NOC98]

Good evening,

I am happy to announce I finally got the Test invite today and now time to put finishing touches to my reading.

Any best recommendations or study link/guide would be appreciated

Good luck! I only read the citizenship guide. What really helped me remember the deets was to create a timeline of what happened per century - between 15th to 19th century. Helped me catalogue each event.

 

[NOC98]

my test was completed July 24th. 2 more months left ha ah. How you guys are ordering GCMS note something ?

You can do it here: https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do?lang=en and completely free.

 

[TTWPBF]

June 30 AOR, August 4 test complete. Primary Vancouver, Secondary Sydney.