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January 2025 - Citizenship Applications
Perhaps, I was told my file was still "open" so maybe an agent has not gotten to my file yet. My speculation is that all an agent has to do with LPP is to look at the application, compare the entry/exit Canada days, check language proof, and issue a completion if everything looks good. So once...- Lavenaa
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January 2025 - Citizenship Applications
I call this morning at 8am, got to talk to a person. But frankly, they are not able to tell you anything more than what's on the portal. The only tidbit I got was that my office is Vancouver, and that the 10 months processing time is what applies now. The lady was nice, but all she can tell me...- Lavenaa
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January 2025 - Citizenship Applications
Well worst case you can ask for the oath to be rescheduled. And that's not even the worst case since that means your citizenship has been approved so there is nothing to worry about. I travel broad plenty with my passport and pr card and never had issues. So I would say relax and just look...- Lavenaa
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January 2025 - Citizenship Applications
My understanding is that immigration has slowed down, with fewer students coming in, along with how it is harder to get a PR now. If IRCC can survive COVID and all the immigration programs launched at that time, I am sure they're doing fine now. I could be wrong about this, but my understanding...- Lavenaa
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January 2025 - Citizenship Applications
I understand where you are coming from; my PR took two years to process, as I also applied during COVID. But again, the citizen processing time in January is supposed to be within 7 months from AOR to taking the oath. For most of us, we are 3.5 to 4 months in the processing timeline. So, we are...- Lavenaa
- Post #1,325
- Forum: Citizenship