There are a lot of us out here in rural Canada smiling at reading of all the distance problems you city folk are having getting to your tests/interviews/oaths.
If you don’t drive and you live 2hrs or more from test interview how do you get IRCC centre.
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Maybe getting some help from friends/fellow community members who drive, use their credit card and pay a bit later, wake up super early and take public transit or a combination of both public transit + uber, stay the night before with a friend who lives closer to the location, find a cheap motel closer to the location, ...i think anyone who has gone this far wouldn't be challenged in finding a way to get to an interview or oath
Most of the people figured out what to do before applying for PR and travelled all the way from their home country to land.. They are smart enough to figure this last step out.
Funny how First World Problems become the norm once you move here!
IRCC offers services to applicants (tests and oaths) who live far from city centres through IRCC itinerant services. In fact, in very rural areas of Canada, IRCC may even offer a CIT test and oath ceremony on the same day through itinerant services. But, these services are only usually offered once or twice a year, in locations where the workload justifies the service.
Clients served by itinerant services are given the option to schedule an appointment at an IRCC office if they do not want to wait for the next planned itinerant service.
Are you aware that most federal Government jobs are for Canadian citizens? There are so many reasons why individuals will want/need to apply for their citizenship once they are eligible.
I’m not sure what subject matter you’re referring to, but my post has nothing to do with the reasons why and when people should apply for citizenship. It’s rather based on the original post.
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