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We completed the test but no interview that day, they only checked the PR card and none of the other documents. Our file stayed as "In-Process" for 2 months, it changed to DM and then a week later we got the oath invite. Some people get DM the same day or shortly after, some get DM weeks later...

But did you call CIC?

Did you call CIC!!!!!!!! Logic dictates they should not, as such calling CIC to validate is the only option!

Also IRCC will not deny a request for Citizenship because of this, they will simply make a request for fingerprints as part of the application process. As per the previous post please provide the exact wording so people are able to help you.

Admin please update the file. Invite for Oath - Jan 31st Oath Date - Feb 13th

You have to allow up to 14 days for processing.

Yes, called for Oath, NO separate interview.

The link below outlines the criteria for urgent processing of a Citizenship application. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/apply/urgently.html Note, it does make reference to ill health within the family...

CIC do not update ECAS online when they receive the prints, our files shows when the request for additional information was made but not confirmed when received. Did not impact our application moving through the process and now at DM. Usually about 2 weeks for standard FP processing, if you want...

You are able to use all your existing forms, they send the entire package back to you, all you need to do is comply with their request and return the same forms with the new piece of information. You will have to be able to demonstrate that the Degree was taught in English, do you have proof of...

Some friends had a situation where the Spouse was over 55 and the husband was not. He sat the test and followed the standard process. She received a FP request, he did not and they both received their Oath invite for the same day. Other than that there was no separate invite for any interview...

If you asked for the application for all the family members to be processed together you will likely need to withdraw all the applications then resubmit for your wife. Each application is assessed on it's own merit as such if she resubmits then it will be on her own eligibility to become a citizen.

Well to answer the question of what you should submit, you need to fix the mistake on your spouses application form then return it back to IRCC for processing. They will return the entire application pack to you, this will include your application and that of your spouses. Same happened to us...

You can change it online without any issues, I did the same thing. They had a different address when PR was completed, even though on the form I stated mailing was the same as home address. I simply changed it and after a few days the system updated.

It varies, some get DM the day after, for us we took the test on Nov 8th and we got DM Jan 13th.