Recent applicants from downtown or Gta which office file went to ?

[turboracer]

Folks and mates recently for people applying from gta or
Downtown toronto which office did the file go to and was the processing more than 1 year ??


Just a question for us folks from downtown Toronto does the file always go to St Clair office and is it the fastest now ?

Like from any one who applied from downtown could you kindly share us your timeline ??

Hope to get your reply soon

Thanks

 

[Ahmed127]

I applied from Downtown Toronto, here is my time line:

Citizenship
We received your application for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on December 3, 2014.

We sent you a letter acknowledging receipt of your application(s) on February 1, 2015. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.

 

[turboracer]

Thanks a lot for sharing Ahmed

Thanks

 

[melissaida]

I applied from downtown and my file was processed in Mississaga. The whole thing was very fast (see timeline in signature).

Cheers!

 

[scylla]

Just a question for us folks from downtown Toronto does the file always go to St Clair office and is it the fastest now ?

No - it doesn't always go to St. Clair. We live in downtown Toronto and my husband's file ended up in Scarborough.

As an aside, I'm not sure why you keep asking the same questions over and over again. The answer isn't going to change.

 

[keesio]

Where they send your application is somewhat variable. I think it may be based on the current load of the offices and they try to keep the load balanced. No one really knows but CIC.

 

[Politren]

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[Donvalley]

We live 10 mins from St. Clair office and our file was transferred to Scarborough --luckily--. Applied mid August, took oath on Jan 19.

St. Clair is not the fastest, not even second or third in terms of processing speed. Non-routine applications (RQ cases) from all over Ontario is centralized to St. Clair now for processing. This may be the reason behind routing regular/routine applications to Scarborough and Mississauga, trying load balance.

Anyway, a blessing in disguise!

 

[dav3000]

my local office was Ottawa, but due to my move to Toronto, my local office was changed to Scarborough.

 

[turboracer]

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[krishnameister]

We live 10 mins from St. Clair office and our file was transferred to Scarborough --luckily--. Applied mid August, took oath on Jan 19.

St. Clair is not the fastest, not even second or third in terms of processing speed. Non-routine applications (RQ cases) from all over Ontario is centralized to St. Clair now for processing. This may be the reason behind routing regular/routine applications to Scarborough and Mississauga, trying load balance.

Anyway, a blessing in disguise!

Hi Donvalley,

May I know time taken between ur application transfered to Scarborough office and test invite !

Thanks in adv

 

[Donvalley]

Hi Krishna,
I don't know when they transferred my file to local office exactly but my timeline is almost like this:
Family kit, three applications, one adult two kids.
Received AOR by mail three months date to date from mailing.
Then received test notice after a month, for a test date three weeks later, and on my test day I met at least a dozen people having similar time line.
Received oath invite just after test and interview, for next week.
The total process took five months.

Sent Aug 8
Rcvd Aug 11
E-cas Oct 31
AOR Nov 8
Test letter Dec 1?
Test Jan 9

 

[Canadiandesi2006]

Folks and mates recently for people applying from gta or
Downtown toronto which office did the file go to and was the processing more than 1 year ??


Just a question for us folks from downtown Toronto does the file always go to St Clair office and is it the fastest now ?

Like from any one who applied from downtown could you kindly share us your timeline ??

Hope to get your reply soon

Thanks

I have noticed any GTA applications if subjected to RQ are routed to St.Claire otherwise to the respective local offices. St.Claire office is a regional center to handle RQ cases.

 

[krishnameister]

Hi Krishna,
I don't know when they transferred my file to local office exactly but my timeline is almost like this:
Family kit, three applications, one adult two kids.
Received AOR by mail three months date to date from mailing.
Then received test notice after a month, for a test date three weeks later, and on my test day I met at least a dozen people having similar time line.
Received oath invite just after test and interview, for next week.
The total process took five months.

Sent Aug 8
Rcvd Aug 11
E-cas Oct 31
AOR Nov 8
Test letter Dec 1?
Test Jan 9

Thanks a lot for the information! In my case, I got AOR through email not through regular mail.

 

[Donvalley]

Thanks a lot for the information! In my case, I got AOR through email not through regular mail.

You're welcome. My case was very straight forward, nothing much to declare or needed explanations. People I met on test day was similar too. If you have a simple case, expect your test date very shortly.