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Feb 9 in ecas

calgary

Got oath date! Just in Ecas so far, March 20th

No, how do I get that? On Ecas? It just says decision made, nothing else changed

yes they asked me about it, i was suprised tbh because I did not think getting out of Canada for 2 minutes would count since it's all in the same day? However the officer saw the stamp in the passport and asked me about what was that, then I explained it to her and she said fine.

i agree with you but they checked all my passport stamps (i had 3 passports, they only checked the one that related to the physical presence calculations), the matched all the stamps to the dates i entered in the calculator and only that stamp was left out so they ased me about it, i said it was...

I didn't and they asked me about it at the interview and it was ok, but it's better if you add it to your travels, since you formally exited Canada

status changed today to Decision Made, update thanks

will the invitation to oath be mailed or emailed?

No, they only look at the stamps that correspond to the entry/exit dates that you mentioned in your eligibility period, and those were all in English for me. Also it looks like they only looked at the Canadian stamps (re-entry), not the ones in other countries

Calgary

test done today, if you read the book it's very easy, they said oath in May though???? so far

ok thanks, will change the title

thanks for your reply, no my passport wasn't valid during the eligibility period, it stopped being vaild about 3 years before. so i won't do it

link to the 338 info? I goggled and it says 308

The number of electoral districts in Canada is 338 not 308 as stated in the book

but is it really needed??? It seems such a stupid request for such an old thing...

In the letter on what to bring for the Citizenship interview, there is a part that reads: "A certified translation of any passport pages that have visas, entry/exit stamps, or notes that are not in one of Canada's official languages - English or French" I have two stamps from 2003 that are in...

1867: confederation and sir mcdonald this is the most important date. also 1982: charter of freedom anything else?

are the sample questions reused or are the questions different in every new test?