November 2021 - Citizenship applications
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I found this article, it may help anyone who is curious or wants to know why exactly the processing time has now more than doubled. Something I don't quite understand yet is that many applications from previous months (August and September) are now seeing a lot of progress. I beleive that this may apply to future applications but if anyone knows otherwise, it would be much appreciated if you shared what you know.
https://www.cicnews.com/2022/03/irc...e-accurate-information-0324031.html#gs.vzb8oz
I talked to an agent today and he told me it applied to future applicants. Hopefully he was right.
https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1619&top=3
Why have processing times changed for some applications types?
On March 31, 2022, we updated the processing times tool to more accurately show how long it may take to process your application.
Before, it showed our service standards, which are our commitment to processing your application under normal circumstances. Service standards are not updated regularly.
Most permanent residence and citizenship services now show processing times that are updated every week, based on data from the previous 6 months.
"processing times" tell you how long it took to process most complete applications in the past. They’re updated weekly.
Service standards are our commitments to process your application in a certain amount of time under normal circumstances. They aren’t updated regularly. Not all programs have service standards.
Why have processing times changed for some applications types?
On March 31, 2022, we updated the processing times tool to more accurately show how long it may take to process your application.
Before, it showed our service standards, which are our commitment to processing your application under normal circumstances. Service standards are not updated regularly.
Most permanent residence and citizenship services now show processing times that are updated every week, based on data from the previous 6 months.
"processing times" tell you how long it took to process most complete applications in the past. They’re updated weekly.
Service standards are our commitments to process your application in a certain amount of time under normal circumstances. They aren’t updated regularly. Not all programs have service standards.
No but you should add your entry to the spreadsheet so that people can use it as a reference.
Update:
Application sent: November 01,2021
Delivered: November 04,2021
Location: Victoria, BC
Days: 1791
Application Type: Single and paper
AOR: January 18, 2022
In Process: January 20, 2022
Background Completed: February 15, 2022
No Updates after that.
Application sent: November 01,2021
Delivered: November 04,2021
Location: Victoria, BC
Days: 1791
Application Type: Single and paper
AOR: January 18, 2022
In Process: January 20, 2022
Background Completed: February 15, 2022
No Updates after that.
You and @wksj should add your entries to the spreadsheet. It helps us get trends and is valuable information.
Spreadsheet link is view only, how do I add my info?
Application sent: November 9,2021
Delivered: November 15,2021
Location: Toronto, ON
Days: 1136
Application Type: Couple and paper
AOR: January 24, 2022
In Process: February 17, 2022
Background Completed: February 21, 2022 (spouse still in progress)
Application sent: November 9,2021
Delivered: November 15,2021
Location: Toronto, ON
Days: 1136
Application Type: Couple and paper
AOR: January 24, 2022
In Process: February 17, 2022
Background Completed: February 21, 2022 (spouse still in progress)
