I will be traveling out of country in summer, so I want to notify IRCC so that they do not schedule my oath for the time of my absence. What is a proper way of doing this?
Where to write to notify IRCC about travelling?
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Calling but be prepared to hold for at least an hour SMH!!!!!!! Just choose random selection, i think i selected visitor or worker and i got through lol!
You can send them an online message, but it may not do anything. I sent a note saying I would be unable to receive any mail from the beginning of April to 15th May. Didn't stop them scheduling my test for the 10th May. Fortunately I was back in Toronto one weekend to pick up the notice and flew in for the morning to do the test. I didn't fancy the delay of trying to reschedule.
The phone service often just tells you that nobody is available and then hangs up on you.
The phone service often just tells you that nobody is available and then hangs up on you.
I would strongly advise against re-scheduling oath..........take it when it comes, EVEN at the price of an extra ticket
It is not a re-scheduling, I do not have an oath scheduled yet. I just want them not schedule the oath for certain times.
I doubt if it possible to tell them the times you want your oath to be scheduled.... history shows that they schedule when and how they want .... if you are unable to attend then they will also schedule as per their liking
Allowing applicants to choose specific times and dates in a system already clogged up would be an operational nightmare
Also having waited for so long to get to this stage of processing I would advise that another 2 months of waiting may not be to your liking.....
I don't want to tell them when to schedule, I just want to tell when not to schedule. At the interview, the officer explicitly told me that if I plan to travel I have to notify them so that they do not schedule my oath during my absence. Now, my fault is that I didn't ask, how they want me to notify them.
Maybe, there is a way to send them a regular mail? This should be more official than internet form or calls, which they (I suppose that they often just ignore communications via those channels).
Maybe, there is a way to send them a regular mail? This should be more official than internet form or calls, which they (I suppose that they often just ignore communications via those channels).
GTA offices are really slow scheduling oaths anyways so it's not always best to tell CIC to not schedule.
Trust me they put those files on a back bench somewhere, not worth it.
Take a chance and fly back if oath scheduled.......otherwise enjoy vacation
Trust me they put those files on a back bench somewhere, not worth it.
Take a chance and fly back if oath scheduled.......otherwise enjoy vacation
It's not about the vacations, it's about business. At certain dates I won't be in Canada no matter what. So, I just want to try to communicate with them now telling not to schedule during that dates, otherwise I will have to contact them for re-scheduling. I assume that first option is better.
Still, they will plan whenever, whatever. You make it for the date, good, if not, reschedule. It is simple not possible to schedule around everyone. That means you may have to wait for months..
It is simple. Just call them on the phone (will have to wait on hold for a while) or use the online Web form. Whether they actually avoid those days or not is out of our hands. People need to travel for business as part of their job. Most of the time IRCC will understand and schedule accordingly.
Why do you think re-scheduling will make smaller delay comparing to an advance notice of unavailability?