November 2023 - Citizenship Applications

[forw.jane]

Hey everyone, any updates? I sent in a webform since I haven't heard back from IRCC. I was supposed to have an interview with an agent, but it got canceled two days before. Not sure if the webform will do anything

Webform response is slow. Calling would be better and faster in such cases.

 

[amanpreet604]

Any updates?

 

[Jam@can123]

No update for me applied in Nov 2023

 

[Jam@can123]

Webform reply was not specific just said it's in progress

 

[amanpreet604]

No update for me applied in Nov 2023

What's the current status of your application?

 

[Jam@can123]

No update after April 2024 background and prohibition in progress

 

[Jberry]

I got update November first language and prohibitions. My physical presence was still in progress and last week I got an email about interview on December 17th. Probably about my travel history and I am a little bit nervous. Any advice or suggestions?

 

[forw.jane]

I got update November first language and prohibitions. My physical presence was still in progress and last week I got an email about interview on December 17th. Probably about my travel history and I am a little bit nervous. Any advice or suggestions?

Check this - https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/meeting-with-citizenship-officer.789728/post-10420661

 

[nmdemp]

No update after April 2024 background and prohibition in progress

Did you try to call them and fill out a web form ?

 

[Jam@can123]

Yes, reply was in progress no document required

 

[Seym]

Any advice or suggestions?

Before the meeting, double check and triple check your trips. Did you forget to list one or a few when you sent your application? If so, how many days of physical presence do you end up with? If still above 1095, send a webform on the spot. If all was correct, there is nothing much to prepare apart from knowing your personal history, which should be a given, and maybe have some documentation ready, like leases, work proof, bank statements, plane tickets... If IRCC needs something, they will tell you, but maybe some of it will be readily available.
And relax, you want to be a confident person that sets the record straight, not someone who looks like he's hiding something. Good luck.

 

[Jberry]

Before the meeting, double check and triple check your trips. Did you forget to list one or a few when you sent your application? If so, how many days of physical presence do you end up with? If still above 1095, send a webform on the spot. If all was correct, there is nothing much to prepare apart from knowing your personal history, which should be a given, and maybe have some documentation ready, like leases, work proof, bank statements, plane tickets... If IRCC needs something, they will tell you, but maybe some of it will be readily available.
And relax, you want to be a confident person that sets the record straight, not someone who looks like he's hiding something. Good luck.

Thank you