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This is a followup to my other post from the weekend, but a slightly different question. To summarize the other situation, my mother in law has a multiple entry visa (not a super visa) and has been her since mid August 2017. Six months expires mid February 2018 and we wanted to extend her for...

Thanks for the reply. This is what I figured, but I'm still confused why they would issue the approval with conditions since they already gave her implied status until Feb 18. Approval with conditions to me is no different then implied status. And you noted that her extension would be cancelled...

My mother in law received a multiple entry visitor visa (not a super visa) in August 2017 (expires in about 5 years on the same date her passport expires) and she flew to stay with us and at the time we figured it would be the full 6 months allowed per visit. A few weeks ago we decided to apply...

Thanks for all of your replies, especially the detailed ones. This is was my suspicion as well. At the end of the day it is not worth the risk.

My mother in law arrived in Canada recently on a multiple entry visitor visa with the plan to stay for the maximum six months or close to it. The purpose of the trip is to visit us and decide if she wants us to sponsor her one day under the pgp program. She is somewhat bored some days as my...

My wife wrote her exam in Edmonton on June 5 and received her oath letter on August 11, with an oath date of August 26. She had a pretty standard application with no out of country travel during the period. They told her 2-4 months for the oath on her test day which I have heard other people say...

My wife received notification of her upcoming Oath date via ECAS last week. It stated that a letter was sent and also stated the date and said the oath would be at 4pm. Her letter arrived the same day and also stated 4pm. However, on the CIC website listing the citizenship ceremonies in...

ECAS finally updated to show my wifes Oath date of August 26!!!!!! I am so proud of her! Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin. Her timeline is below! Good luck everyone else, your time will come soon. We haven't actually received the Oath letter yet, so I am surprised that ECAS updated first, given that...

ECAS finally updated to show my wifes Oath date of August 26!!!!!! I am so proud of her! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D. Her timeline is below! Good luck everyone else, your time will come soon. We haven't actually received the Oath letter yet, so I am surprised that ECAS updated first, given that ECAS didn't...

A lot of us are getting close! I think there seems to be a difference with some people receiving their oaths after their tests a lot sooner then others. My wife wrote her test on June 5, 2015 and had 19/20. Her interview went well and she was given the standard 2-4 months wait time for an oath...

Once an individual becomes a citizen, do they receive a new social insurance number or does it stay the same as the one they have had since landing? I forget if she would have received a new one after becoming a permanent resident? Thanks,

We really have no intention of renouncing her Filipino citizenship if there isn't a good reason to do so. Thanks for the answers!

My wife is currently awaiting her oath date after passing her exam. One of the things we are now discussing is whether or not to maintain dual citizenship. Both countries allow dual citizenship. The main reasons we would want to keep her Filipino citizenship is because: - It allows me to travel...

My wife wrote her test on June 5 and got 19/20. Interview went well and she was also told 2 to 4 months for an oath. I too was hoping it wouldn't take that long, but it has currently been 6 weeks so they were probably accurate in that guess. ECAS, which hasn't had any details updated since...

My wife wrote her citizenship test this morning and passed with 19/20! She was told her oath would be within 2-4 months. We mailed her application on July 3, 2014 and had no significant issues other then a confirmation of name which just had to be returned with a quick letter. For those worrying...

My Wife finally received her test invitation for Edmonton and less then 11 months from receipt of her Application! ;D We did nothing special aside from wait and have a well prepared application. Good luck to everyone else! Timeline below: 1) We received your application for Canadian citizenship...

My Wife finally received her test invitation for Edmonton and less then 11 months from receipt of her Application! ;D We did nothing special aside from wait and have a well prepared application. Good luck to everyone else! Timeline below: 1) We received your application for Canadian citizenship...

My Wife finally received her test invitation for Edmonton and less then 11 months from receipt of her Application! ;D We did nothing special aside from wait and have a well prepared application. Good luck to everyone else! Timeline below: 1) We received your application for Canadian citizenship...

Never mind, I was panicked for nothing. As I was writing the above message, it occurred to me that maybe with the name change confirmation they changed the ECAS name from her maiden name to her married name as this is what we selected. And using that I was able to access! Still in progress :)...

Timeline: Delivered July 3 In progress Sept 5 Received AoR and Discover Canada book September 1 My wifes application for citizenship became "In Progress" as of September 5, 2014. From this point forward, we were able to access ECAS. In October we received a letter wanting to confirm the name...