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Probably wait after 4 days to see any progress. I applied 2 weeks ago in a passport office that has 10 business day processing. My passport got printed after 6 business days and got it via mail 9 business days after application. Faster than the standard.

I think I got the mail, 2-3 days after I saw it updated in the tracker. I replied to the email saying I want an in person ceremony and replied within the day with a proposed schedule for the in person ceremony. Caveat, it will push your ceremony 2-3 weeks later though.

You can do it here: https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do?lang=en and completely free.

Good luck! I only read the citizenship guide. What really helped me remember the deets was to create a timeline of what happened per century - between 15th to 19th century. Helped me catalogue each event. :)

Finally done with oath ceremony. Timeline below. Office: SCR AOR: 20 May background completed: 20 June Test invite: 20 June Test taken: 14 July Test marked complete: 17 July LPP completed: 20 Sept Oath email: 5 Oct (then emailed and for in person ceremony) they responded within 24 hours In...

Yes. Once you’re a PR, you’re no longer bound by your closed work permit.

@neerajnaik123 - checked my mailboxes and saw an email last 5 Oct for a 16 Oct oathtaking.

Congratulations! Still waiting for mine. :(

Don’t count the days but the hours per week. As long as you have 30 hours per week for one year, you should be okay. For example: 1. Full-time at 1 job (Thirty hours per week for 12 months is equal to 1 year full-time (1,560 hours).) 2. Equal amount in part-time work (Fifteen hours per week...

Nothing yet. You?

Check the Sept 2023 thread, someone there might be able to help you.

I got an LPP complete on 11 Sept. my oath ceremony is still in progress. AOR 23 May.

How did you switch from online to in person?

How did you change to in person ceremony?

I think Scarborough? I got my test invite from: IRCC.DNSCRCitizenshipe-Apps-DemandesenligneCitoyenneteSCRRN.IRCC@cic.gc.ca

Update on this: LPP complete: 11 Sept

Congratulations! I was wondering how were you able to attend an in-person citizenship ceremony?

This is just me, since IRCC stated that you can’t use work experience during your studies so I don’t think it will matter if you put them as part of your personal history.

AOR: 23 May Background completed: 21 June Test Invite: 22 June Test invite email: 30 June Test taken: 14 July Test marked completed: 17 July LPP: In progress

The main NOC in your profile plays a role in PNP program draws and some NOC based federal draws (e.g., STEM or health care). So pick one that will give you more chances to be drawn. :)