Virtual Citizenship Ceremony Experience in detail!

[oboyzee]

Your's is an exception. The norm is 1-2 weeks before the ceremony.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/citizenship-ceremony.html

Actually same here, I got my oath ceremony date on the 8th of this month and my ceremony is on the 8th of May, so it's Exactly 1 month to my ceremony.

 

[Asad H]

Hello everyone,



As I understand, during the initial part of virtual oath ceremony, the IRCC official asks if you've been in trouble with the police, justice, law or immigration. Sometimes they ask for the last 4 years, or since the application was started, while in some cases they ask 'if you have EVER been in trouble with the police....'



Has there been anyone who got asked the 'have you EVER' version of the question and answered yes to it even though it wasn't something that'll prohibit you from citizenship? If yes, how did the officer handle it?



I have an upcoming virtual oath ceremony, and a situation from long back that was declared on PR application and won't prohibit me from citizenship. I am just asking for anyone's experience who was in the same boat, and if they ran into any issues with the IRCC agent during the oath ceremony.



Thank you for your help in advance!

Hi, could you please share your experience. What did you answer and how officer handled it?