Scarborough -DM-Oath
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Can someone please confirm how Scarborough send their oath invite? I read from some forum that they received via mail. I know that my AOR and test invite were emailed. Thanks
With the phone, you have to be very patient. Last time I tried, I had to call about 30 times (29 times it just said the volume of calls is high and there is no agent available and call just dropps). 30th time I was connected and put on hold for 37 minutes before I could speak with a person... Thankfully, my boss is understanding and I could use work phone for this and have the call on speaker while waiting and working away.
Congratulations.
I’m holding my breath now.
Ours is a family application, with dates for all a few days after you.
I had called CIC number a few days ago & the agent said that, since we’re a family. the paperwork will be more.
All the best
That is not true. When I went for my test in Scarborough, there was a family with a baby in the stroller. They gave 2 options to the family.....
1. One of the parent writes the test first and the 2nd waits with the baby outside. When the 1st parent was done the test, the 2nd could write the test and the 1st one would mind the baby.
2. One parent writes the test in the test room and the 2nd parent writes the test in the adjoining interview room with the baby.
The parents chose the 2nd option .So, I am sure that they will not send anyone home if they came with a baby. They were very accomodating
thanks, poshy. sending a prayer out for you to get the freaking invite as soon as possible. the waiting is really unfun.
Gotcha. I have read this from other forum users, so was prepared for it to be an unpleasant process. It may come by mail too. I'll let folks know the outcome when I have more info.
Easy to believe. They are very friendly, they have big test rooms plus interview rooms.
What do you mean by that? You had an experience and assume this is what happens to everybody else? Let's say the OP goes there and is told that he/she cannot get in with their baby, will they say but someone told me that you guys allowed them to...?
I work for the gvt and I can tell you, while some people may accommodate, others are extremely legalistic and strict. I just don't want the OP to go there and meet the "wrong" bureaucrat and have a bad day. At the end of the day, it's up to people to do whatever they want.
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- Category........
- CEC
- App. Filed.......
- 24 August 2017
- AOR Received.
- 02 October 2017
- Interview........
- 29 November 2017