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After I finished writing my story; I seldom come back to this site again. There was something made me signed in today (just now), and I saw your private message. I gave you my lawyer's contact and I hope she will be able to help you. By the way, maybe you can share your story as well. Good luck

My remarks, When I went for the citizenship test and I had the interview with the immigration official in March 2011; my file was in order and I have met all the requirements. The IRCC must have checked everything before the called me in. It shows on the ATIP record that I passed RCMP, CSIS in...

The outline conclusion of my whole story. 1. I had been in Canada for more than 1,095 days legally in the past 4 years (3 years out of 4 years) before I submitted the application. It was the rules at that time in 2009. 2. I answered all the questions of my citizenship application truthfully...

I will try to come back here again in few days to write my remarks toward the IRCC. I also want to make a final conclusion for the who story one more time. Thanks

On May 24, 2017 I woke up early morning and I took the taxi to the destination. On the way, somehow on the bizarre reason the driver hit the speed pedal probably on the maximum limit out of his control while he was frightening of something. The car went off track and hit the fence and so on and...

Once my lawyer filed the second mandamus, a week later I got an e-mail from my MP. And here it is. Hello (My name), This is (his name) from MP (the name of MP)'s office. I wanted to let you know that a representative from the Ministerial Inquiries Division of Immigration, Refugees and...

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I am a Canadian citizen now. I took the oath ceremony in May 2017.

As I mentioned before, legally the citizenship judge had 60 days in his time frame and he took 59 days to finally make the decision. I look at the ecas on that day (Friday) and I saw the decision made on the status. OMG, I exclaimed quietly because the status had been frozen for 7 years. On...

OMG, Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you and thank you. You are the first one to say this and I couldn't agree more with you. Quote " It sounds to me as though someone's taken a personal dislike to you somewhere along the way and is deliberately trying to delay things in such a way...

I also asked her whether she believes the IRCC went out of line. Had the IRCC abused the power? Had the IRCC abused the system? She said “yes” in my case the IRCC really went out of line and they had abused their power and the system. And, they tried to make up the excuses to cover their butt...

I was extremely anxious while I was waiting for the decision. I ordered the record of my travel history from CBSA without acknowledging the IRCC already had it on my file. On around January 31, 2017 I received the report from CBSA and faxed to my lawyer. I also faxed to the St.Clair immigration...

You are entitled to your opinion but I have to disagree with you in many things you said. I would like to exchange the point of view with you later when I finish my whole story. Anyway, thanks for your opinion Talk to you later By the way, yes the citizenship judge did rule in my favor but...

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Pat and I went to the coffee shop and sit there for a moment after the hearing. I expressed my frustration to her. I told her the citizenship judge was not being objective to me. And, he tried to find any reasons that he could find to refuse my application. Pat had a different idea. She told me...

He also asked me when I left Canada after I became a permanent resident in October 2007. I told him I never left the country at that time. Then, he asked me how come? He said the applicant supposed to leave the country when they become a permanent resident if they applied to be one in Canada. My...

To continue with my story, Anyway, I didn’t response to his comment. Then, he stated he would judge me only on residency requirements 1095 days out of 4 years period. It would be from November 2005-November 2009. That was it, it was his only job to consider that part of my citizenship...

That was the citizenship judge told me but I didn't believe him at all. It was about my personal life that the IRCC tried to investigate. But, they could't say it. When you finish reading my story you will understand in the end.

My mother had to sell some of her jewelries for me especially. I knew she didn’t have a lot of money. It put tears in my eyes; and her words even made me feel more emotional. They were “if becoming a Canadian citizen is so extremely important to you, then I have to do what a mother supposed to...

I went to see my immigration consultant to inform him and he gave me all the documents regarding my citizenship application. He made all the copies from the disc which contained the RQ supporting documents that I gave him in 2013. And all the evidences that he had contacted the IRCC in my behalf...