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Hi all, I have a theory about the reason behind the vast differences we see in announcements for people with the same application dates or status. You might notice that in two similar cases (actually me and my wife's case) one gets oath letter within a couple of days of receiving "decision made"...

I just wanted to give an update on our timelines: My wife applied back in November 2014 Test Date: May 25, 2015 Status was in Process up until Aug 18, 2015 Status changed to Decision Made on Aug 19, 2015 and a line was added that we have sent you a notice on Aug 17th to take the oath on Sept...

I have to correct my previous post about the meaning of letters' colors. I was at the Scarborough office the other day and doing my interview. I noticed that the group at half an hour all had yellow letters and the ones at quarter to hour all had blue letters regardless of their age. So it...

I would think so. Physical Mail (paper form) seems to be the official way.

You got through RQ real fast compare to drakef2000 post #914, but again you said it was your second application. So I am not sure. drakef2000 post mentions that they were all RQed people at the test and you say that you all had the same orange color letter! It seems to me that they might be...

What was the color of your test invite letter?

Regarding Test to Oath Time Length in Scarborough Office: 48 dates in total were mentioned in this forum, with an average wait time of 61 days. But considering applications sent since August of 2014: There were 22 dates mentioned with an average of 65 days. It is getting slower. :( The fastest...

Indeed it is :( I wanted to get a status update on my case. I called the CIC help desk at 1.888.242.2100 an hour ago. After a few minutes of waiting and many messages encouraging to use their online status system, I got to talk to a lady. First thing she asked was "When did you apply?" I said...

Hey milamam cheerup! ;D I know 44 days of waiting is too long, but it is still below Scarborough's 55 days average, from Test to Oath. Keep your hopes high, it will come sooner or later.

Regarding Scarbrough to test date Time Length in Scarborough Office: 24 dates in total were mentioned in this forum, with an average wait time of 58 days. But considering applications sent since August of 2014: There were 15 dates mentioned with an average of 55 days. The fastest one had only...

Regarding Test to Oath Time Length in Scarborough Office: 32 dates in total were mentioned in this forum, with an average wait time of 50 days. But considering applications sent since August of 2014: There were 17 dates mentioned with an average of 41 days. The fastest one had only 20 days and...

Sure, Here is mine: 2014.Nov.17 Application Sent 2014.Nov.21 Received by CIC 2014.Feb.04 Email AOR 2015.Feb.21 eCAS: In Process 2015.Apr.02 eCAS: Transfered to Local Office, Scarborough 2015.May.14 Finger print Request Letter (dated May 12) from St. Clair 2015.May.19 Finger print...

I thought this might help some of us in the waiting lines. I went through all of the posts in this Scarborough forum and calculated the following table in Excel. Time Frame used here is for all the applications sent since August First, 2014. By "Step" I meant the length of time required from one...

I got it! Thanks rmust.

Hi cec2011, Your profile indicates LANDED..........: May 5, 2012, and your citizenship timeline says: Application Sent: 11/1/14 (Nov 1, 2014). This means you had 915 days of residency at the time of your application. We know CIC requires at least 1095 days. Could you explain it? Thanks.