Vancouver Applicants
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I look at a post here saying better to bring along the CBSA report in the interview, but if we have ticked yes, they can also get it, why do we need to get another one? If both CIC and applicants are asking for that, then CBSA will be very busy.Oct13 said:
How to order? If that'S the case, I want to order too.vanvanvan said:I myself ticked yes, but still requested for it and brought it. That can show an that officer that 1.You are a diligent applicant and 2. You are proactive. That gives him/her no reason to sit on your file on his/her desk. Just my thought bubble!
No. I don't think that really makes a difference. In my case office told me that they have already had my CBSA report and they do not need it. I do believe it is all depending on the officer that is assigned to your case and of course, your case. Factors like number of applicants which require more documentation and cases which require higher rank officer approval could definitely push the timeline of other applicant who assigned to the same officer back. For instance me and vanvanvan have submitted our application in December but both got test date in July 31st but canucksrig got his on July 29th although he submitted his application in January.Pureminded said:Yes of course I did and even the officer threw a big thank you while taking a photocopy of it.
I have a hunch that the document helps out a lot on test day.
To those who are wondering whether I ticked yes on the initial application to let CIC order CBSA report on my behalf YES I did, but still I ordered one around a month before test to double-check my dates because I have 0 stamps for entry into Canada since I've always been using YVR's automated kiosks since day 1 here.
And on interview day the document turned out to be useful as the officer made her own copy and started going over the dates on my initial citizenship application and comparing them with those on CBSA report.
My $.02 if you're waiting for test: order it asap, it took me 35 days to get it.
Voila
And on interview day the document turned out to be useful as the officer made her own copy and started going over the dates on my initial citizenship application and comparing them with those on CBSA report.
My $.02 if you're waiting for test: order it asap, it took me 35 days to get it.
Voila
Yes its depending on your case. If you didnt give buffer with the dates required it might create a little bump. In my case I applied with 1097 days. It could partly be the reason why Canucksrig got his test date a lil bit earlier coz he probably have way more buffer. But I requested the CBSA report just to be 100% solid sure of my travel history as I was only 99% sure prior to requesting and i dont have much buffer with dates and also to free my mind of any worrieshamedsilent said:
If you are sure with your travel date declaration and it matches the stamps in your passport and no flaw at all and you have at least a couple of weeks buffer. The likelihood that a CBSA record would be vital is nil. But if you dont have much buffer like me or unsure, the Likelihood that you would need a CBSA record prior to your interview is 100%
I don't know guys. It's anybody's guess I assume. I applied with 1101 days and have decent travel whih included 4 months internship outside of Canada . I have been here in Canada since 2006 so perhaps that helped?
And yes I did take cbsa report along with my application. I hope it all goes smoothly.
And yes I did take cbsa report along with my application. I hope it all goes smoothly.
And finally eCas got updated:
We sent you a notice on August 22, 2014 to appear and take the oath of citizenship at the citizenship ceremony to be held on September 6, 2014 at 1:30 PM. The notice you will receive by mail will be your official confirmation of your appointment. If you have not received this notice prior to the date of your scheduled appointment, please contact us.
*Note: Citizenship and Immigration Canada does sometimes schedule events on Saturdays or Sundays.
The update occurred sometime between 7pm and 10:30pm today, guessing 9PM PST (midnight EST).
We sent you a notice on August 22, 2014 to appear and take the oath of citizenship at the citizenship ceremony to be held on September 6, 2014 at 1:30 PM. The notice you will receive by mail will be your official confirmation of your appointment. If you have not received this notice prior to the date of your scheduled appointment, please contact us.
*Note: Citizenship and Immigration Canada does sometimes schedule events on Saturdays or Sundays.
The update occurred sometime between 7pm and 10:30pm today, guessing 9PM PST (midnight EST).
Pureminded, I will see you there. We have the same date and time of oathPureminded said:
Congrats again!
Hopefully more test & oath notices.. Keep 'em coming Vancouver
Yes, hope it will speed up like Mississauga office, get everything done in 6 monthscharmed10-2013 said:Pureminded, I will see you there. We have the same date and time of oath
Congrats again!
Hopefully more test & oath notices.. Keep 'em coming Vancouver
I called nothing scheduled for me yet, that's bad I thought my case is really a simple one, been out for 8 days only and I am working lol. ???
She said it's not even a year! what a ! @ #$ CIC has 2 years to process blah blah
Oh well maybe my Sophie will become Canadian before I do :-X
She said it's not even a year! what a ! @ #$
CIC has 2 years to process blah blahOh well maybe my Sophie will become Canadian before I do :-X
should be end of next monthpie_vancouver said:I called nothing scheduled for me yet, that's bad I thought my case is really a simple one, been out for 8 days only and I am working lol. ???
She said it's not even a year! what a ! @ #$
Oh well maybe my Sophie will become Canadian before I do :-X