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Not yet. It's probably too early. I don't expect it to arrive before March 29.

I believe the ceremonies listed in that page are mostly in-person, even if the format is empty. For example, the one at UofT Mississauga on March 21 is definitely in-person but the format is not specified.

Also according to https://secure.cic.gc.ca/CeremonySearch/search-recherche-eng.aspx, it seems like the April 5th ceremony in Mississauga is in-person. So at least that would have the advantage of being able to receive the certificate on the spot.

Same. I just called again and got the same response. I think most likely the real date is April 5. March 22 was too soon to be true haha.

Let us know if you get a response

Did you get an automatic response though? Also, which email address did you send it to? I emailed CIC-Mississauga-Citizenship@cic.gc.ca and didn't even get an automatic response, but maybe I will email IRCC.DNCitMISScheduling-ConvocationMISCitRN.IRCC@cic.gc.ca too if I don't hear back by Monday.

Same here. What office are you? Mine is Mississauga.

Same here. Which office is processing your oath? Mine is Mississauga. I called IRCC today and the agent sent an urgent request to them asking to send the confirmation. She said if I don't hear back to call again on Monday. I also e-mailed Mississauga but I didn't even get the automatic reply.

Citizenship timeline Location: Toronto Processing office: SCR, got transferred to Mississauga Single, Online application 2022.04.12 submitted application online 2022.04.28 AOR 2022.11.03 background verification completed 2022.11.23 test invite 2022.11.28 took test 2022.11.30 Test status...

Hi all. April 2022 online applicant here. My application was originally processed by the Scarborough office but I learned that it got transfered to the Mississauga office. My test got completed on Nov 28. Still waiting for LPP. Anyone else's application being processed by the Mississauga office?

Yes. Treat the stamps as separate documents and have them translated separately. This is a very common situation.

I received it in the post yesterday (Toronto area).

I had my interview on 24 Feb and the card was mailed yesterday. The current processing time for first time cards is 13 days plus any delivery time needed.

No problem. I hope it goes well!

Yeah the letter from the family confirming the time period that you have been cohabiting would help. Almost anything that shows that you both share the same address can be used. That includes correspondence received in the mail and even receipts from online purchases delivered to your address...

What kind of documents did you originally submit with the application as a proof of cohabitation? Did the letter indicate how the original evidence failed to support that you cohabit with your partner?

My understanding is that they ask you to send them an online copy of your renewed passport (assuming you already extended the one that was close to expire).

You as a citizen can definitely travel and re-enter without a problem. Your wife can travel as well and re-enter provided that she has a valid study permit, eTA, visa, and passport. As mentioned by others, any long trips (i.e. longer than 2-3 weeks) can be seen as an indication that you're not...

We’re also a July 2019 same-sex couple. We submitted 2018-2019 lease agreement, CRA returns, driver license and Ontario ID cards for both PA and sponsor, tenant insurance, credit card statements, and police certificate showing home address for the PA. We also signed the common law affidavit...

Was it the sponsor or the principal applicant that received the request for additional proof of cohabitation?