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There are also officers who are monitoring the oath to ensure that each applicant voices the oath... no 'faking.' The officers walked up and down the aisles checking that each person (within reason) was repeating the oath.

End of June, 2017.

90 Applicants, not including family members.

I had my oath on March 15th@ Scarborough. It was the 3rd ceremony of the day and my ceremony had 90 people in it.

I took the Oath on March 15th and am now a citizen. Thanks to everyone for their help and good luck to those still waiting!

I assume so - but I haven't received any email or hard-copy invite yet so I don't know for sure. I only have the date/time from ECAS.

I haven't received either yet. I only saw the update in ECAS. I received email for all the previous communications... but this is the first time ECAS was updated before I received any other type of communication.

Looks like Scarborough is starting to process oaths for June 2017 applicants. Does anyone know the number on guests allowed at Scarborough ceremonies? "We sent you a notice on February 26, 2018 to appear and take the oath of citizenship at the citizenship ceremony to be held on March 15, 2018...

Was in ECAS this morning (no email). Looks like Scarborough has started processing June applications. Please update the spreadsheet! "We sent you a notice on February 26, 2018 to appear and take the oath of citizenship at the citizenship ceremony to be held on March 15, 2018 at 1:00 PM. The...

Mine was not the quality assurance process, per se, just some missing trips from the physical presence calculator. Details are all in the citizenship spreadsheet under the June 2017 applicants tab.

Just during the interview after the test, the agent said he was happy to have it back so quickly.

I sent mine by Canada Post with tracking number, to the attention of the agent whose name was on the request. The agent commented on how quickly I'd gotten it back to them.

The questions weren't "mostly" about anything - other than Canada, that is. My test had a variety of questions -- and spyfy's note about the three categories rings true for me as well. The test isn't designed to trick you or trip you up, but it does do a good job of evaluating how well you've...

Holy off-topic rabbit hole, Batman. OP - like you, I traveled frequently to the US. The Canadian Citizenship officer went over my travel records (more than 50 trips) with a fine-toothed comb and compared them against the CBSA entry record. That those trips were for business, at the behest of my...

You can also start a calculator on the IRCC website and save it (using an email and password). Each time you leave the country and come back, you can open the calculator on the website and add the trip. You have to submit the results of the calculator at the time of application anyway, so might...

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Happy Friday, folks. "Decision Made" as of this morning. Please update the spreadsheet!

I just called IRCC and asked which office was handling my application.

At my test at Scarborough yesterday, I was told they plan to have the oath no later than one year from the date of application. That means I have as much as 7 months to wait between test and oath.

Hey all.. took the test in Scarborough yesterday; 20/20 but I spent *lots* of hours studying with the practice tests. One thing I noticed was that most of the online tests had the exact same wording for any given question, but in the actual test the wording was slightly different. If you fully...