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Personally, I believe it is not only one factor playing in the speed of processing. It can be multi factors. For sure, CIC has priority factors. Most important which office location. As well, the applicant situation e.g. Travelling outside. During my interview, I noticed the officer has paper...

Yes, my ecase changed 2 days ago to send letter for oath !

I don't know from fingerprints submitting. But from fingerprints request date to test date 2 month

Personally, I did not call them after fingerprints. I callled them after my ecase updated to test invitation. I do not know. Up to you if you want to call. We know they are slow.

No news yet! When I check oath ceremony in Canada. It shows ceremonies in every province. In Saskatchewan, there are some in Saskatoon and Regina. Some ceremonies in Regina on May 31, 2017 which I am hoping I will attend. I have NOT get and oath invitation yet. Hoping soon.

Good luck ! Seems oath ceremony depends on its availability or how many applicants awaiting oath. Link for availability to ceremony oath in different locations . In my area, no ceremony available these days. http://www.cic.gc.ca/citcer/search-recherche-eng.aspx

Yes, it is kind slow. It is not main centre. When I took the test, there were around 50 persons taking the test with only around 5 staff during the test.

Enclosed here from CIC an answer to the question what is non routine application. Seems first part for PR application but second part for citizenship application. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1169&top=5 What is a non-routine application? Your application may be...

I would advise you to collect information and read about that. After citizenship test, there will be an interview with an officer who asking the appplicant questions about work, family, traveling outside. You can review The basic requirements of citizenship requirements for grant citizenship...

The letter we receive saying specifically to send original fingerprints to Vancouver office , however we live in Saskatchewan. Seems the security part is processed in Vancouver then they ask the applicant to do the test either Saskatoon/Regina.

Not to worry about fingerprints. I did it through RCMP. I got the result myself then I did send it to cic myself. Yes, I sent fingerprints to Vancouver office. But the processing office is Saskatoon. I would advice you to look at tracker sheet for knowing number of days. I am in the month...

It does affect the application when you travel out. As well, may be your application is big family one. My application is only myself. They did ask me for fingerprints. My job situation is straightforward. I do work in profession which is kind shortage in Canada. I work in public service. I do...

Yes, that is long. I believe there were change in citizenship laws, processing time during 2015/2016. When I check processing time, it shows after April 2015 processing time 12 months. When was the recipes day for you ? I am living in Saskatchewan too. It seems Saskatoon taking long time. My...

My ecase changed to decision-made. When I click on decision made, it is still last up date is test letter. Is that same for others here ?

Today, I got call from Canada immigration to confirm my address. They already called me twice yesterday but I was busy at work. Anyway, I confirmed the address. I believe they are trying to send me letter. Unfortunately, I was busy and I didn't try to ask update.

When did you have your test? I assume April 6 or 7

Thank you. I did the test in Saskatoon. Likely, it will take little bit time. You not hooe in summer there are more frequent oath ceremonies. Congratulations for your application.

Seems decision made taking time. Almost week after test, no change ecase

Here is link to ATIP https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do

Don't you know what is MP ? When you prepare for test we should know what is that. It is member of parliament. You google that using the location you live in or looking at parliament website.