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As a general advice please don't reschedule, do everything you can to meet their timelines

Normally you can request permission to take the test from outside Canada, but the oath has to be when you are in Canada.

Congrats!! Did you tell them about your travel plans and request urgent processing? What are you planning to do in case it doesn't arrive in time?

I'm curious about current citizenship timelines. Which office was that for oath?

Hope you get your ceremony invite soon! Keep us posted when you do get that.

I suspected that it won't matter, just wanted to confirm. Thanks a lot!

After recieving PPR, if a person has two citizenships. Can they submit any of the two passports? The main one is under renewal, and the other has lots of spare time.

I'm curious what they were waiting for you to choose, can you please share this?

Did they request your passport scans? If so, when?

Wrong thread and forum.

With the backlogs it's anywhere from 1 month to sometimes 1 year.

Do you have any concerns about your health or medical test?

Most of the time it's because of workload redistribution.

Hi: I got a request for a copy of all passports held during eligibility period, but I'm not sure if in my case it would make sense to only send one passport instead of the two that I had. Here's why; only one of them was valid during my time in Canada. Here's the timeline to explain...

I know of a similar situation where the PA has received pre-arrival and after that has been in Background checks for 10 months. Nothing but dead silence and nothing noteworthy on their GCMS notes. They're still waiting.

Firstly, read the book The book can be read in 2:30 hours. You can listen to it if you prefer. This is the official audiobook and someone has kindly put the pages in a video to follow along. After you are done reading the book at least twice, I would recommend you use this app to review...

Yeah I'd say get a police certificate for both the main country of residence and any country with over 6 months (bear in mind it doesn't have to be continuous, so if you visited 6 times each time for 1 month that also counts)

If it's of any help, the medicals in this case will expire in 5 months.

Hey everyone, Happy Canada Day! :) I have a spousal outland application that is a few days away from reaching 12 months in process. By the end of the first 5 months it reached pre-arrival then it got transferred to Ottawa and the last 7 months have been complete silence. GCMS notes show...

Wait how does this make sense? If 80% needed 23 months then only 20% are different (shorter or much longer!). What do you mean most are shorter?