Oath Letter asking to come to oath ceremony with all original documents

[arambi]

Hello fellow formum members,
My spouse received her oath letter with the following box being checked:

"When you come to your citizenship ceremony, you must bring with you:
All of the ORIGINAL

 

[janoo]

Congratulation. Is she done the test/interview earlier ? if not than you have to take
all the original documents, may be they will verified the identity normally they do for
seniors . Any way you should take your original P.R, IMM landing papers, Passport,
Health Card and Driving Licence etc.. this will help..

If in case of senior they check the above documents before oath..

 

[arambi]

Thanks Janoo,
I understand for the PRC, IMM landing, Driver license, Passport.... but they said

"When you come to your citizenship ceremony, you must bring with you:
All of the ORIGINAL documents that you submitted with your citizenship application - Immigration record of landing or Confirmation of Permanent Residence"

She brought all these documents at the test in March 2015... so not sure if she should go again with the big binder of All of the ORIGINAL documents that you submitted with your citizenship application

 

[OP_POP]

Thanks Janoo,
I understand for the PRC, IMM landing, Driver license, Passport.... but they said

"When you come to your citizenship ceremony, you must bring with you:
All of the ORIGINAL documents that you submitted with your citizenship application - Immigration record of landing or Confirmation of Permanent Residence"

She brought all these documents at the test in March 2015... so not sure if she should go again with the big binder of All of the ORIGINAL documents that you submitted with your citizenship application

What do you mean big binder? What you submitted are only a few pages.

In my case, they only verified my invitation letter and got my PR card. They asked for one more piece of ID.

If I was her, I would take all original documents as the letter stated.

 

[arambi]

Well she submitted more than minimum required documents...

What do you mean big binder? What you submitted are only a few pages.

In my case, they only verified my invitation letter and got my PR card. They asked for one more piece of ID.

If I was her, I would take all original documents as the letter stated.

 

[janoo]

Any how do not worry just take one binder with you and keep PR card, driving licence
and Imm paper handy they will check and she will be Citizen and if they ask any thing
else she can show but I do not think they will ask anything else... so relax
and enjoy your life..

 

[OttawaBuddy]

"When you come to your citizenship ceremony, you must bring with you:
All of the ORIGINAL documents that you submitted with your citizenship application - Immigration record of landing or Confirmation of Permanent Residence"

Read it again. They ask you only one peace of paper.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5218ETOC.asp

 

[jrjayl]

Hello fellow formum members,
My spouse received her oath letter with the following box being checked:

"When you come to your citizenship ceremony, you must bring with you:
All of the ORIGINAL

Bring all documents which you made copy of. PR card, Passport, Landing paper, your IDs, translations, etc.

If you think some other papers might be of use, bring them. The oath is the final step, don't leave out any chance for you to smoothly pass the oath.

 

[Segalesh]

They asked me too. And I'll bring all there. But I'm sure they wont see them. Even in test day, they didn't check them. except PR cart and passport.

Bring all documents which you made copy of. PR card, Passport, Landing paper, your IDs, translations, etc.

If you think some other papers might be of use, bring them. The oath is the final step, don't leave out any chance for you to smoothly pass the oath.

 

[jrjayl]

They asked me too. And I'll bring all there. But I'm sure they wont see them. Even in test day, they didn't check them. except PR cart and passport.

In my case, they only really looked at my PR card, IDs, landing papar.

However, I did bring more than necessary, better safe than sorry.