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You do realize that workers are FORCED to join the strike or they will be punished by the union and ostracized by their coworkers right?

You can apply for passport outside Canada. But if it’s a short trip, you probably won’t get the passport back on time. It’s more expensive to do it outside too.

Passport office called and they said they my appointment will be canceled if the strike is still ongoing. I have an appointment on Monday next week…

Seems like there will be a strike starting Wednesday. Does that mean that the passport office is going to be closed? I have an appointment on Friday…

Online ceremony on Apr 4 (Vancouver office). Still waiting for the certificate…

Oath ceremony: 4 April (Vancouver) Oath status completed: 5 April Case closed in tracker: 7 April Waiting for certificate

Hey, did you receive a reply back from IRCC?

Vancouver

From my experience, it took almost 10 days to be marked completed

I applied from Edmonton (AoR June 2) but the file was processed in Van. I don’t think calling will do anything, but it’s worth a shot.

Test marked completed on Dec 13. I received a passport page request on Feb 23 and sent it immediately. LPP completed on Feb 25. So that would be 2 months and 10+ days. I applied online (Vancouver office)

My LPP is completed but no oath yet (AOR June 2, took test Dec 5). March 2 is probably a system update.

Same here. From Edmonton, but file processed in Vancouver. June 2 AoR. LPP completed on Feb 28. Not sure if oath ceremony will be conducted by Edmonton office, but if it is, we might possibly all be in the same ceremony!

I got the same request! If there are no problems, your LPP will be marked completed.

I called an IRCC agent yesterday and asked her if I can apply for PRTD while I’m in Canada (not urgent application). She said no. However, when I asked her how long will it take to get a PRTD, she said it depends on the local visa office. Looks like I have to call the visa office on Monday.

Hey, just checking... When you said the license was out of date, do you mean it was expired AFTER you applied for citizenship?

Residence questionnaire. Basically they’ll tell you to give more documents to prove your physical presence.

In case anyone wants to know... It has been more than 65 days (exceeded normal processing time). I called IRCC just now and they told me that there's nothing wrong with the application, and they'll put a note on my application saying it has exceeded the normal processing time. I then told IRCC...

If they doubt your physical presence, they will interview you or send a RQ. A bad interview will also lead to a RQ.

Congrats! I’m starting to get tired of checking the tracker as well... No updates, no movement since test completed on Dec 13