Mississauga Citizenship Applicants
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Last week spoke to an agent who said to call back today if I dont receive any correspondence from them by today. So am on the phone on hold with them now..will keep you updated
Just got off the phone with an agent and he sent a message to the local office to find out what the hold up is since I passed the one year mark .so he says to just wait for a reply from them
Thanks for the update. I passed the one year mark in July. I sent a web inquiry last week. Fingers crossed!
Me and my family were suppose to go for our oaths on the 24th of July and somehow mistook the 24th for the 27th. Since then, we've submitted multiple webforms for each family member, sent 3 letters (We said in our first letter to them that our oath date was suppose to take place on the 24th of June, but it was actually July. (We explained on our second letter that this mistake occurred due to us being nervous after missing our oath) and our third and final letter was requesting urgent processing as a family member wishes to join the Canadian army but requires citizenship to do so. We also contacted the local MP who then contacted them through a special phone number that they have and the IRCC told them that there is nothing holding back our papers and we're apparently in the next batch.
Let's hope we get re-invited soon, this is stressing me out a lot.
Let's hope we get re-invited soon, this is stressing me out a lot.
desolate
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- Jul 14, 2011
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- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Case Processing Centre: Mississauga, Ontario
- App. Filed.......
- 12th April 2018
- AOR Received.
- 29th May 2018
- File Transfer...
- In process since July 12 2018, File transferred to Scarborough, Ontario on May 24th 2019
- Interview........
- September 4th 2019 Citizenship Test/Interview
- LANDED..........
- 21-08-2011
Had my test in Scarborough office today and passed, got the oath letter at the interview and will be attending tomorrows ceremony.
Good luck to everyone! its been a long journey after 8 years in Canada:
Applied: 12th April 2018
AOR: May 29th 2018
In Process: July 12th 2018
File moved from Mississauga to Scarborough: May 24th 2019
Test: September 4th 2019.
Oath: September 5th 2019.
Good luck to everyone! its been a long journey after 8 years in Canada:
Applied: 12th April 2018
AOR: May 29th 2018
In Process: July 12th 2018
File moved from Mississauga to Scarborough: May 24th 2019
Test: September 4th 2019.
Oath: September 5th 2019.
they had my Application since March 19, 2018, not DM yet, and worse, My PR is also pending more than 2 months. the only reply I am getting is to wait. as my file is in a queue,
nothing more.
Congrats, i'm still waiting to be reinvited to the oath, hopefully soon. They said next batch, so fingers crossed.
Don't worry, the back log in the Mississauga office is horrible. We've been waiting almost 2 months to get a re-invite to the oath.
I took the test yesterday morning at Mississauga office and passed it 20/20. "Decision Made" shows up this morning.
I spent about 10-15 minutes on the test. For those who are preparing for the test, my suggestion is that read the book, Discover Canada, 2-3 times and use the most frequently mentioned websites on this forum to practice, you should be in very good shape.
The interview was also very short and straight forward. It was about 5-10 minutes. The lady was really nice and mostly just verified my exit/entry record and a couple of questions about my current job. So, please do check your stamp on your passport. I was not asked for the translation for entry/exit. Lastly, the lady told me to expect the oath ceremony in the next a few weeks, Oct. or Nov. I felt like a big step completed. I will look forward to the oath ceremony
Thank you all for your support on this forum!
I spent about 10-15 minutes on the test. For those who are preparing for the test, my suggestion is that read the book, Discover Canada, 2-3 times and use the most frequently mentioned websites on this forum to practice, you should be in very good shape.
The interview was also very short and straight forward. It was about 5-10 minutes. The lady was really nice and mostly just verified my exit/entry record and a couple of questions about my current job. So, please do check your stamp on your passport. I was not asked for the translation for entry/exit. Lastly, the lady told me to expect the oath ceremony in the next a few weeks, Oct. or Nov. I felt like a big step completed. I will look forward to the oath ceremony
Thank you all for your support on this forum!
- We received your application for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on June 18, 2018.
- We sent you correspondence acknowledging receipt of your application(s), and a study book called Discover Canadaon August 23, 2018.
- We started processing your application on September 6, 2018.
Phew - got my oath invite. One step closer. Here are my approximate timelines. My app is in Mississauga office
From May to before test invite - i sent them a webform once and called them twice
App recd - Last week of July 2018
AOR and In Process - Last week of October 2018
Test Invite - Third week of Jul 2019
Test - Aug 22
DM - Aug 26
Oath Invite - Sep 4
Oath - Oct 4
From May to before test invite - i sent them a webform once and called them twice
App recd - Last week of July 2018
AOR and In Process - Last week of October 2018
Test Invite - Third week of Jul 2019
Test - Aug 22
DM - Aug 26
Oath Invite - Sep 4
Oath - Oct 4
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I took the test yesterday morning at Mississauga office and passed it 20/20. "Decision Made" shows up this morning.
I spent about 10-15 minutes on the test. For those who are preparing for the test, my suggestion is that read the book, Discover Canada, 2-3 times and use the most frequently mentioned websites on this forum to practice, you should be in very good shape.
The interview was also very short and straight forward. It was about 5-10 minutes. The lady was really nice and mostly just verified my exit/entry record and a couple of questions about my current job. So, please do check your stamp on your passport. I was not asked for the translation for entry/exit. Lastly, the lady told me to expect the oath ceremony in the next a few weeks, Oct. or Nov. I felt like a big step completed. I will look forward to the oath ceremony
Thank you all for your support on this forum!
Thanks for sharing this and congrats!!
Can you please tell me if they are going to check every single stamp on your passport? or only the one that I have reported in my application?
my expired passport is very old and some of the stamps are totally faded not sure if this is going to be an issue...
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/posts/8145053/