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I had my virtual oath ceremony yesterday. My journey to Canadian citizenship has come to an end, and I'm very grateful for this forum and the people who helped me along the way. I can't believe this is my last post here, I started using the forum back in 2014 if I'm not mistaken. Wish everyone...

No, it's our first time.

This is it folks, I received an email from the Halifax office scheduling my virtual oath ceremony for the 27th. It seems that we are picking up the pace, hope everyone will get notified about their ceremonies soon.

Today is my 1 year anniversary since my application was received. Hope we can get this done soon

I'm glad to say that we got a test invitation today. Test will be held in Halifax, on Feb 10.

Got AOR today!! Application delivered on July 9

Hey everyone, It's been a couple of years since I was active on this forum, feels good to be back :) I'm sending our application today, 1,125 days for me and about 40 days more for my wife. Since we're in NS our package should be delivered next business day

Landed on April 1, today I am officially starting the waiting game for my PR card

me, but I wasn't the main applicant

#3 - You have Nova Scotia Nomination, you have to live and work in the province, not Alberta.

Congrats for the PPR! Which area of work are you guys looking into? I worked in a Brazilian steakhouse for a long time, I can help you getting an interview there, great tips and will support you financially while you guys are job hunting. It's not uncommon to wait a long time for an interview...

I ended up calling CIC just to make sure that it was OK to land in NB since NS has no boarder with the US. The agent told me I can land anywhere in Canada as long as I can show the officer that I am going to NS later on.

We selected new employer because we had an open work permit (Post Graduate WP) Be prepared to provide a Settlement Plan detailing your move to NS and how you plan to settle in the province. We were living in Ontario and applied to EE through NS PNP

Joining the thread

My almost-2-years-journey has finally come to an end last Saturday when we landed in St. Stephen - NB. We decided to park our car and walk to the US boarder. The american officers were in a pretty good mood and we spent about 10 minutes talking while the officer was preparing our refusal slip...

Hey folks. I landed this afternoon at the boarder of NB & Maine. I will write a detailed post with my experience in the coming days but the process is pretty straight forward and the agents were pretty friendly (American and Canadian officers) Cheers

Like Arnold Schwarzenegger would say: don't listen to the naysayers! They just want to bring you down You are fine, just try to relax and wait for the golden email. Usually applications are rejected in the early stages, not after 4 months Whatsapp groups are super annoying, I would just leave...

I am living in the East Coast

I would recommend to apply to BOWP as soon as you can (less than 4 months before your WP expires) My BOWP application had a direct impact on my PR application. They have to check your permanent residence application to either put your BOWP process on hold or approve it or give you the PR...

congrats! where are you landing?