Vancouver Oath Timeline after Test/Interview
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Called CIC centre today and the representative told me that it would take up to 6 months after the test.
So....keep waiting !!
So....keep waiting !!
This topic was so active, but now and almost since a month ago, there are no new comments, I don't know whether there are no actual updates in the paticipants applications so they don't post their comments, or they are just so frustrated that the process is soo slow.
About myself I have both reasons, no updates in my personal application, and I am frustrated that the process is sooooo slow and what pisses me off the most is I have no answer for the following questions:
What do the army of CIC employess do all the day long since there is no progress what so ever? what is their job? what is it exactly they get paid for? since the only response they give to any one who calls the CIC call center: you have to wait.
About myself I have both reasons, no updates in my personal application, and I am frustrated that the process is sooooo slow and what pisses me off the most is I have no answer for the following questions:
What do the army of CIC employess do all the day long since there is no progress what so ever? what is their job? what is it exactly they get paid for? since the only response they give to any one who calls the CIC call center: you have to wait.
I've finally moved onto this part of the application. Just sitting, waiting, wishing from now on.
Before the test we were collectively told that it'd take 3-5 months for the oath. During my interview, officer told me they'd send me an invitation in 2 months. Vancouver office has been taking forever to schedule oaths, so I'm guessing 5-6 months... But I won't be unhappy if they schedule my oath for November or December.
Before the test we were collectively told that it'd take 3-5 months for the oath. During my interview, officer told me they'd send me an invitation in 2 months. Vancouver office has been taking forever to schedule oaths, so I'm guessing 5-6 months... But I won't be unhappy if they schedule my oath for November or December.
Hi All,
Just wanted to let you know that I completed my oath ceremony on Sep 8th. It was a great experience and feeling to now be a Canadian.
I hope people waiting for their citizenship test and oath ceremony get their dates soon and become Canadians.
Regards,
IN888658S
Just wanted to let you know that I completed my oath ceremony on Sep 8th. It was a great experience and feeling to now be a Canadian.
I hope people waiting for their citizenship test and oath ceremony get their dates soon and become Canadians.
Regards,
IN888658S
Well, Not sure if this helps. But when I was there at the Oath ceremony, I asked the CIC officer who called me to cancel my oath ceremony on June 12th and then on Aug 22nd. It seems that CIC was scrutinizing applications more (she said additional documentation) and there were cancellations in Aug, especially on Saturday ceremonies, due to maintenance work at the Vancouver location.Mr. Jordan said:
I guess we all have to be patient with this (as we can't do anything more) eventually we will make progress.
Good luck.
Regards,
IN888658S
Hi MirianTMiriamT said:I've finally moved onto this part of the application. Just sitting, waiting, wishing from now on.
Before the test we were collectively told that it'd take 3-5 months for the oath. During my interview, officer told me they'd send me an invitation in 2 months. Vancouver office has been taking forever to schedule oaths, so I'm guessing 5-6 months... But I won't be unhappy if they schedule my oath for November or December.
Please look for my note to Mr. Jordan. That probably explains why CIC is taking longer time for applicants to process. Thanks.
Regards, IN888658S
Congrats IN888658S, I am really happy for youIN888658S said:
I have seen that your Oath ceremony has been rescheduled many times, but finally you are a Canadian citizen.
That is what counts after all.
Enjoy.
Thanks. I'm not worrying about that (at the most, that it'll be during my exam time but I can try to work something out with the college).IN888658S said:
Congrats on your citizenship.
Thanks Mr. JordanMr. Jordan said:Congrats IN888658S, I am really happy for you
I have seen that your Oath ceremony has been rescheduled many times, but finally you are a Canadian citizen.
That is what counts after all.
Enjoy.