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I take my oath tomorrow afternoon. I am so excited! This has been an amazing journey. I really give compliments to this forum. Going through both immigration and citizenship process takes time, effort, and commitment. It was such a gift to be able to come here to learn application details...

Great weekend to you all! Cheers!

I am feeling absolutely amazing!!! I am so excited for my October 31 ceremony date! I even feel quite emotional about it. Few events in my life have meant so much. We are a lucky lot we are to have the opportunity to become Canadians. Cheers to you all!

how?

and how is that possible?

Many thanks!!!!

so true VanVan! I got my oath not only in October, but on a Friday, and my favorite holiday of the year. So lucky! So happy!!! Must find a way to keep my mind busy for the month!!

I think very soon! It does look like 10-12 months is about right for standard Vancouver Aps. Anything longer is likely predictable: returned app for signatures, or missing documents, etc. Its a great feeling knowing in a month I am officially a Canadain. Amazing feeling.

I think 317 days. Very speedy all in all.

Received my oath invite for Ocotober 31st, Vancouver office! So excited!!! Whoot!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D

Whoot!! Got my oath invite scheduled for October 31st! Cant wait!! Will update spreadsheet! I am so excited!!!!! ;D ;D ;D

;D Feeling HOpeful!

Im right there with you guys! Cheers!!

Total bummer! Really looking forward to an Oath Invite. I would love to do my oath in October as it is the most amazing month of the year...What a celebration that would be. Come on Vancouver office! I received my ATIP from August. It really does not say too much more than I got on the...

and print off any itinararies you have...that should do it! And remember, it all depends on the officer you get. If you here in canada with calculated days well beyond the 1094, then you should be just fine. That was the reason I was given...because I filed only 9 days after reaching the...

yes....and get CBSA report...there are many forum posts on how to do that. Its easy as I understand.

but....it all depends on the officer you happen to get an interview with....

out of the two trips I took out of Canada, one was to the USA, Alaska. The other was Cuba. So yah...it is important to have CBSA, or stamps in passport. CBSA would have worked if I had it on hand at interview.

This exact story happend to me as well. Except, the destinations I went to did not stamp my passport. Officer was very kind. Gave me the same form. I went home directly from interview, printed off the itineraries of the two places I traveled to, and dropped it off at the front desk with the...

big congrats!!!!! Cheers!!!