Oath Timeline after test at St. Clair Office
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During my interview, the interviewer said I should get my oath notice by the end of march.larine said:
I called CIC last week and the agent told me that he has partial good news, which It shows in their system that everything is clear and they have put me in waiting list for oath in Scarborough. I just called them today and this time the agent said she doesn't understand why interviewer gave me such a timeframe for oath. She also said she will send a message to to ask them If there's any concern regarding my RQ.
there are huge discrepancies and inconsistencies between call centre agent's responses. I guess we should stop calling them !
BTW, I took my exam on Feb 12.
News from CIC
Scarborough welcomes more new Canadians
More than 4,500 new citizens join the Canadian family
March 31, 2014—Scarborough (Toronto), ON—More than 4,500 new citizens from over 140 countries were welcomed to Canada at 49 citizenship ceremonies held at Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)’s office in Scarborough over the past two weeks.
This includes five ceremonies taking place at CIC Scarborough today, which will see a total of approximately 500 people from 63 countries granted citizenship.
Ceremonies like these demonstrate how the government is working to make the citizenship program more efficient, helping more people realize sooner their dream of becoming Canadian. The government’s proposed changes in Bill C-24, the Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act, will also reduce wait times by streamlining the decision-making process for citizenship. It is expected that these changes will bring the average processing time for citizenship applications down to under one year and that the current backlog will be reduced by more than 80 percent by 2015-2016.
Quick facts
Since 2006, Canada has enjoyed the highest sustained levels of immigration in Canadian history—an average of 257,000 newcomers each year. Accordingly, the demand for citizenship has increased by 30 percent.
In 2013, 128,936 people were granted citizenship at ceremonies across Canada—an average of 10,745 each month.
More than 19,200 people from 193 countries became Canadian citizens at citizenship ceremonies held across Canada over the month of February 2014, almost 100 percent higher than the same period last year (February 2013).
For a new Canadian, the citizenship ceremony marks their formal entry into the Canadian family. A citizenship ceremony is a unique part of Canadian civic life. It is one of the few occasions when we formally reflect on the rights, responsibilities, privileges and benefits of being a Canadian citizen.
Scarborough welcomes more new Canadians
More than 4,500 new citizens join the Canadian family
March 31, 2014—Scarborough (Toronto), ON—More than 4,500 new citizens from over 140 countries were welcomed to Canada at 49 citizenship ceremonies held at Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)’s office in Scarborough over the past two weeks.
This includes five ceremonies taking place at CIC Scarborough today, which will see a total of approximately 500 people from 63 countries granted citizenship.
Ceremonies like these demonstrate how the government is working to make the citizenship program more efficient, helping more people realize sooner their dream of becoming Canadian. The government’s proposed changes in Bill C-24, the Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act, will also reduce wait times by streamlining the decision-making process for citizenship. It is expected that these changes will bring the average processing time for citizenship applications down to under one year and that the current backlog will be reduced by more than 80 percent by 2015-2016.
Quick facts
Since 2006, Canada has enjoyed the highest sustained levels of immigration in Canadian history—an average of 257,000 newcomers each year. Accordingly, the demand for citizenship has increased by 30 percent.
In 2013, 128,936 people were granted citizenship at ceremonies across Canada—an average of 10,745 each month.
More than 19,200 people from 193 countries became Canadian citizens at citizenship ceremonies held across Canada over the month of February 2014, almost 100 percent higher than the same period last year (February 2013).
For a new Canadian, the citizenship ceremony marks their formal entry into the Canadian family. A citizenship ceremony is a unique part of Canadian civic life. It is one of the few occasions when we formally reflect on the rights, responsibilities, privileges and benefits of being a Canadian citizen.
hi guys,
no news for me today, There are only 3 ceremonies on April 14,2014. I hope we will have one of them. my timeline is below my signature...
no news for me today, There are only 3 ceremonies on April 14,2014. I hope we will have one of them. my timeline is below my signature...
Hi guys.
No news today. Still waiting since i did my test at St.Clear on Jan. 27th 2014. I hope good news will come soon. God willing.
No news today. Still waiting since i did my test at St.Clear on Jan. 27th 2014. I hope good news will come soon. God willing.
itizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Tuesday April 15, 2014
Time:
9:30 AM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Tuesday April 15, 2014
Time:
12:45 PM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Tuesday April 15, 2014
Time:
2:30 PM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Thursday April 17, 2014
Time:
9:00 AM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Thursday April 17, 2014
Time:
11:00 AM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Thursday April 17, 2014
Time:
1:30 PM
Open to Public:
Yes
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Tuesday April 15, 2014
Time:
9:30 AM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Tuesday April 15, 2014
Time:
12:45 PM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Tuesday April 15, 2014
Time:
2:30 PM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Thursday April 17, 2014
Time:
9:00 AM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Thursday April 17, 2014
Time:
11:00 AM
Open to Public:
Yes
Location:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Office
Address:
200 Town Centre Court, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario, M1P 4X8
Date:
Thursday April 17, 2014
Time:
1:30 PM
Open to Public:
Yes