How do we get the oath invitation? Via email or paper mail? Folks who already have the oath invitation, is there an update on ECAS in time before the oath or is there a lag on the ECAS update (happens after the oath)? Thanks
Oath invitation are mailed to your home address and updated on eCase. Its better to keep an eye on both, as candidates are required toforberta said:How do we get the oath invitation? Via email or paper mail? Folks who already have the oath invitation, is there an update on ECAS in time before the oath or is there a lag on the ECAS update (happens after the oath)? Thanks
Thank you Canadiandesi My visa office is Saskatoon.Canadiandesi2006 said:Congrats !!!, Hopefully you get it within couple of months time. Which is your visa office ? Vancouver & Calgary visa offices are quite fast.
Cheers !!!
The current name that reflect on your PR files will be the one that will be on the Citizenship certificate unless you request for a change.ganeshterala said:I do not have a Firstname, but having Lastname. whether it will create any issue while getting my citizenship? I already got my file number and currently Inprocess status.
Canadiandesi2006 said:Congrats !!!, Hopefully you get it within couple of months time. Which is your visa office ? Vancouver & Calgary visa offices are quite fast.
Cheers !!!
Hi Raj, congrats on your processrajbmanian said:Scarborough office processed my application. Fortunately everything went okay. This forum helped immensely to make sure I dont miss anything in my application package. thanks everyone. i will report back after my ceremony on how it went and any tips that i can share for future oath takers.
happy holidays everyone and best wishes for the new year
You don't have to be nervous able the interview if you have met the residency requirement nd have submitted concrete documents to support your application. Take ALL the necessary files with you for yourinterview. Interview Questions will vary as it "case by case" basis. GoodluckShirinita1979 said:Hi Raj, congrats on your process
I am so nervous about the interview on the day of the test, could you let me know the details of the interview? What docs were checked and what questions were asked.? Thanx a lot .
I completely agree with Ojeola. Citizenship interview is NOT at all something one need to be scared of.Shirinita1979 said:Hi Raj, congrats on your process
I am so nervous about the interview on the day of the test, could you let me know the details of the interview? What docs were checked and what questions were asked.? Thanx a lot .
I am not sure everyone of you guys had to go through the similar questions.Canadiandesi2006 said:I completely agree with Ojeola. Citizenship interview is NOT at all something one need to be scared of.
CIC officer merely ask some simple questions, when did you come to Canada, your place of birth, your family details, how many kids you have, your address and what you work as. Besides verifying your documents, passport to make sure you had sufficient required days as reported in the application.
If you have required number of days and carry all the required doc's such as Landing Certificate, Passport (S), PR card, Health Card, letters to prove your address you are completely covered.
Congrats OjeolaOjeola said:Today, 10th of Dec I receive my "CIC Test Invitation". The test is scheduled for January 2016. My VO is Winnipeg, MB
All the best to everyone..
At times some officers are not very friendly. If you have all the papers in order, there is absolutely nothing to worry. May be she tried to give you hard time to see if you have get scared.kool1 said:I am not sure everyone of you guys had to go through the similar questions.
At first she asked how I learned English. Then the next question was if I have green card. Then another question was, any permanent residency other than Canada. Where do I work ? What was the gross income I had in 2014 as per CRA NOA. What car do I own ? what is my future plan ?
Then she took my passport and started looking each and every pages... then ... have you ever worked on middle eastern countries (Never been to middle east.. I had a layover once)? Have you ever flew out of Toronto Airport ? The answers were no.
After all these question, she told me that she is fine with the documents provided. However, before approving my application she will have to verify against her computers. If the computer shows something funny then she will contact us (RQ??).
Then she also told me that I should expect OATH either in Jan or Feb. And if they don't contact me by Feb end then i should contact them.
I was under impression that all the docs are already verified then why did she tell me that he will have to verify against her computer before she make any decisions ? Any Guess ???
I am laughing, I never called. but as far as a learned here....dnyfyn said:Hello guys,
I have a quick question. If a person does not receive the oath invitation by mail; the CIC advises to contact them. Do you know what they usually advise when an applicant contacts CIC