Address Change- 6 months after application

[amusa]

Hi All,

I applied for citizenship in February, it has been in process since Feb 25. At the time I was living in Toronto, so I assume it was transferred to Toronto office. I recently moved to London, ON, and I was wondering if I should change my address or not.

I have my mail delivered here in london, through canada post mail forwarding service. I don't mind changing the address, but I have read that it could delay the process and since we are already 6 months in, based on other peoples timelines, it may be out turn soon.

Let me know what you think I should do. Thanks in advance

 

[screech339]

You should let them know of your new address. Otherwise CIC will continue to send mail to your old address and also your oath ceremony will be in Toronto.

 

[amusa]

Thanks for the response.

I am currently getting all my mail from the toronto address here in london and will continue to do so for 4 months or more if i want. Also toronto is just 2 hours away driving, so its not a big deal if the interview is in toronto. I am just trying to avoid any delay with the process that may come if i change te address.

 

[ambient2]

Thanks for the response.

I am currently getting all my mail from the toronto address here in london and will continue to do so for 4 months or more if i want. Also toronto is just 2 hours away driving, so its not a big deal if the interview is in toronto. I am just trying to avoid any delay with the process that may come if i change te address.

As I recall correctly, CIC's mail is not forward able. So you might get all other mails except CIC's

 

[stargazerlilly]

As I recall correctly, CIC's mail is not forward able. So you might get all other mails except CIC's

Yep.This is so true. I got mail forwarding too but I didn't get my oath letter.
My ecas updated but we moved a week or 2 before I got my oath date.I waited,but since my oathdate was near,I opted to call the CIC call center number. Luckily,CIC call center agent said that I didn't need my oath letter to attend my oath taking,hopefully that hasn't changed.