Tracking June 2015 Citizenship Application - Please Share your Timeline
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Thanks. Please update when your status changes to decision made. I will update too. I am expecting we should have our status change some time this week. My friends had theirs in 3 /4 days.zungim said:
Also, as per my friends, who had their tests taken few weeks earlier told me that Windsor Judge is currently on vacation so there will be no citizenship ceremony any time soon. He is returning after new year.
Hi everyone..
I am repeating myself.. But I can't get over the fact that i had my test on november 18th n still in process I didn't get decision made till today?
Does anyone know what could b possibly taking so much time? I had a normal interview.. What could they possibly b checking that's taking so much time..
Help pls. Thanks a lot
I am repeating myself.. But I can't get over the fact that i had my test on november 18th n still in process I didn't get decision made till today?
Does anyone know what could b possibly taking so much time? I had a normal interview.. What could they possibly b checking that's taking so much time..
Help pls. Thanks a lot
Hi Again,
Same timeline as yours and Nov 18 test without any updates or DM.
I believe, they might sample applications for further review, especially if there were abroad trips. It takes time too generate our travel records from the borders and match it with our declarations.
That's the only explanation I have, if anybody can confirm or explain the delay reasons that would be great.
Same timeline as yours and Nov 18 test without any updates or DM.
I believe, they might sample applications for further review, especially if there were abroad trips. It takes time too generate our travel records from the borders and match it with our declarations.
That's the only explanation I have, if anybody can confirm or explain the delay reasons that would be great.
@Fortheloveofcanada, I will keep you posted if my status ever changes to DM,,, Did you have any trips abroad?
@Seweify, as I have mentioned in my post, it is my personal interpretation for the delay I am encountering and my status hasn't changed from In Progress to Decision Made.
During the interview, the officer told me I have received all the clearances and my file should go on fast track compared to others that they are still waiting for supplementary security clearances.
The officer checked if my original Passport matches the copies I have submitted with my application. CIC process reduced the Citizenship processing times, they wont use their resources on travel records before physically verifying the original document and find the necessity to thoroughly investigate the travel records.
I know for fact the delays are unfortunate, but nothing to worry about as I have declared my correct absence days and for being physically present in Canada for 1,129 DAYS.
Again I am not sure if my above analogy is correct, it is the only explanation I can think off,
@Seweify, as I have mentioned in my post, it is my personal interpretation for the delay I am encountering and my status hasn't changed from In Progress to Decision Made.
During the interview, the officer told me I have received all the clearances and my file should go on fast track compared to others that they are still waiting for supplementary security clearances.
The officer checked if my original Passport matches the copies I have submitted with my application. CIC process reduced the Citizenship processing times, they wont use their resources on travel records before physically verifying the original document and find the necessity to thoroughly investigate the travel records.
I know for fact the delays are unfortunate, but nothing to worry about as I have declared my correct absence days and for being physically present in Canada for 1,129 DAYS.
Again I am not sure if my above analogy is correct, it is the only explanation I can think off,
Hi zaou
Hi
Do you have any of the following which applies to you.?
1.Any visits in USA
2.Any visa valid or expired to USA
3.Stamps in your passport which are not in English or French
4.Gaps in your travel documents or currently expired last passport.
Hi
Do you have any of the following which applies to you.?
1.Any visits in USA
2.Any visa valid or expired to USA
3.Stamps in your passport which are not in English or French
4.Gaps in your travel documents or currently expired last passport.
Hi,Politren said:
I don't think this is the issue, having USA or other visa or trips is not a problem, I know a lot of friends (since I live in a border city) they do trips always to USA and other friends they had many trips to Europe. The only way to exactly review travel history for each applicant is to request an RQ. When requesting an RQ and provide a copy of all pages of all passports an applicant had and used after becoming a permanent resident, otherwise, the Travel history form only indicates the day you entered Canada, it doesn't indicate the day you left.
In my opinion, the officer can check your taxes (if you submitted any taxes in USA, the officer can check information about your property if applicable, stuff like that, in my opinion, if they want more information about your travel history, then we should expect and RQ
The problem usually happens when there is a land crossing to US because often there is no records of entry/exits at the land border. Or these records shows dates which are not correct.zungim said:
If the visits were made on a flights the records are accurate.
Any valid or expired work permits to foreign countries might also create delays.
Stamps not in English or French also.
This is just part of my observations with cases in forums like this and my friends recently passed interviews.