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Oath went well, became a citizen on Nov 5, and received my Certificate of Canadian Citizenship a week later on Friday Nov 12. Now I can apply for my passport as well. It's been a long journey but finally concluded.

After more than two years, tomorrow I’m becoming a Canadian Citizen (fingers crossed). I got my notice to take the Oath of Citizenship a couple weeks ago on Oct 21 and my oath is tomorrow Nov 5 at 9am. My status online never changed to anything other than in progress and on Oct 21 it had an...

In my case I got the invite today, 2 weeks before the ceremony

Just got my invitation to the oath ceremony!!! I applied on October 25 2019, virtual ceremony on Nov 5, 2021 - 2 years later. Finally! Can’t wait to become Canadian The website still shows in process, though, and hasn’t been updated since July

Finally got the invitation to take the online test! Applied in Oct 2019, got FP req in Feb 2020. Will they likely ask me for FP again?

Same here, applied on Oct 25 2019 and no test invite yet. And I had to send FP, so I think it'll be even more delayed cause they might ask for new ones. This process has been a joke tbh. A friend of mine who applied way after I did just got his test invites. He got it today and the test is on...

Are you already thinking about when you'll be able to apply for citizenship? I created a spreadsheet to keep track of my progress. I list every trip abroad and this spreadsheet calculates when I'll be eligible to apply. It documents my trips and it'll be easier to show evidence of my time in...

Vancouver International Airport (YVR). That was also where the formal landing happened. I flew to San Francisco, spent the weekend, and then flew back to Vancouver, where I work and live.

By the way, employers CANNOT ask for your PR card as proof of permanent residency. In fact, they cannot ask you for any visa proof. All they can do is ask you during the interview process if you're legally authorized to work in Canada. If they give you an offer, they will obviously ask you for...

Hey guys, just letting you know that I am now officially a permanent resident of Canada. WOHOOO!!! I was a FSW inland applicant. Jun 23: AOR Dec 02: PPR (Passport Request) Dec 16: received CoPR and passport back with Immigrant visa. Dec 16: left Canada to spend the weekend in the US Dec 19...

I just received my passport and coPR today!!! Super happy :) I applied as a FSW inland - AOR June 23 - PPR Dec 2 Good luck to all!

Has anyone got their Passports/COPR back yet? I sent my passport 1 week ago, can't wait to have the COPR and PR visa :) ;D :D

How long does it usually take to get the passport back with the COPR inland? I'll send mine on Monday from Vancouver.

I'm FSW Inland, guys. Applied from Canada. I hold a Temporary Visa and applied with a valid LMIA

Total: 162 days! OMG OMG OMG I can barely breathe, such great news!

YAY! They requested my passport (PPR) :) :) Finally!!! I seriously had a dream last night that they refused it for some minor reason and I wake up today with the great news that my application has been approved! So happy! AOR - 23 June 2016 PPR - 2 December 2016

That'd be awesome. Can't wait! :)

I'm not sure... I checked during the past 3 months and it's always been the same. But they've already requested the RCMP police clearance back on July 21 (which I sent on Aug 2), so I'm assuming it's the second? What does it usually mean?

Thanks, good to know kirangamini. I'm also a FSW inland applicant. Let's hope for the best :)

Hey guys, this is my first post on this forum. So, I received my AOR on June 23rd. I'm Brazilian, and applied through EE with a positive LMIA (federal skilled worker). After that, they contacted me asking for a new copy of a new passport (cause mine would expire within a year) and a Canadian...