Here are the latest processing times by local office, based on the global spreadsheet (2014/2015):
Source: http://bit.ly/citizenship-ca
Source: http://bit.ly/citizenship-ca
[Statistics] Processing time by Local Office
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Great!Paco said:Here are the latest processing times by local office, based on the global spreadsheet (2014/2015):
Source: http://bit.ly/citizenship-ca
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Please add Ottawa alsoPaco said:Here are the latest processing times by local office, based on the global spreadsheet (2014/2015):
Source: http://bit.ly/citizenship-ca
Re: [Staticstics] Processing time by Local Office
Um, there is only one person from Edmonton in the spreadsheet whose application was approved. It purportedly took only 7 months (which is hard to believe unless he's in the Canadian Forces).
The table is NOT in any way a true reflection of processing times in Edmonton. No one else from the 2014 Edmonton applicants has even got a test date, and that includes people who applied over a year ago.
Um, there is only one person from Edmonton in the spreadsheet whose application was approved. It purportedly took only 7 months (which is hard to believe unless he's in the Canadian Forces).
The table is NOT in any way a true reflection of processing times in Edmonton. No one else from the 2014 Edmonton applicants has even got a test date, and that includes people who applied over a year ago.
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I understand that it seems abnormal comparing to other edmonton timelines, but we saw many times in the forum big differences between processing for each case, some people finished the process in 4 months and others waited almost 5 months to get an AOR (me included).
As his nickname doesn't point to an exact nickname in the forum (there is xxxx Imran), there's no way to confirm, but for sure there is a human being who updated his row twice these last months.
Anyways we'll probably see more Test/Oath dates coming from Edmonton's applicants in the next months.
Hope this helps,
Bambino, I took a look to the row of 'Imran' and checked the last modifications on the spreadsheet, look like he added his FP date (nov 25) on december, then added his Test/Oath dates (jan 19 and 29) on january.bambino said:
I understand that it seems abnormal comparing to other edmonton timelines, but we saw many times in the forum big differences between processing for each case, some people finished the process in 4 months and others waited almost 5 months to get an AOR (me included).
As his nickname doesn't point to an exact nickname in the forum (there is xxxx Imran), there's no way to confirm, but for sure there is a human being who updated his row twice these last months.
Anyways we'll probably see more Test/Oath dates coming from Edmonton's applicants in the next months.
Hope this helps,
Thank youPaco said:Here are the latest processing times by local office, based on the global spreadsheet (2014/2015):
Source: http://bit.ly/citizenship-ca
Paco said:I just came back from Oath dates fishing, by checking last test takers' posts.
Result: 20 more Oath dates ;D
Source: http://bit.ly/citizenship-ca
Please keep your timelines up to date.
Thank you so much for your valuable effort !
However , I am disappointed to see not even a single Calgary applicant finished the process (application to oath) in 2014
Keep up the good work !
I double checked for Calgary Office, 30 applicants but nobody get even a test date, and it's not because a lack of updates as many of them are active in the forum (like you).informatics said:Thank you so much for your valuable effort !
However , I am disappointed to see not even a single Calgary applicant finished the process (application to oath) in 2014
Keep up the good work !
Maybe there is no much staff in this office.