she just asked if I'm working and if I have any plans to travel outside canada and that's it. I told her that once I've got hold of my citizenship, then that's the time I'll consider travelling! As long as your papers are complete, in sequence etc., the interview will be so quick!kentTO said:
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Djdjd, I did my test this morning in Ottawa too. The officer said to us that we has passed the test and that he is happy that we have met all the requirements of language, dates etc. and that our application is approved. We will receive a letter in the mail with the date for the Oath ceremony.
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At worse it is just a little delay, you have waited a long time, you will get you citizenship. We started off with the expectation of 2 years, so anything less is still a win.
Good luck and keep us posted. I will let you know when I hear anything again.
At worse it is just a little delay, you have waited a long time, you will get you citizenship. We started off with the expectation of 2 years, so anything less is still a win.
Good luck and keep us posted. I will let you know when I hear anything again.
Hi,
I received a call this morning from CIC agent. He asked me if I was ready to pass the citizenship test at Montreal on October 20 at 1 PM.
Of course, I said yes but I was surprised to get the call, because I was waiting a mail or an update to my ecas. I think that CIC did that because I live in Quebec City.
Did someone received this kind of call?
Please share.
I received a call this morning from CIC agent. He asked me if I was ready to pass the citizenship test at Montreal on October 20 at 1 PM.
Of course, I said yes but I was surprised to get the call, because I was waiting a mail or an update to my ecas. I think that CIC did that because I live in Quebec City.
Did someone received this kind of call?
Please share.
If I could take the oath in October, I would drive from Ottawa, never mind 70km. I wish I had a Mississauga address and do not have to wait 2-5 months.
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Hi,zulkfal said:
I am new to this thread and had already been approved for Permanent Residency.
Was wondering about the written citizenship test. Are all questions about Canada in particular, or history, culture as well? Just interesting
Thank you.
All the above. The book is available as a download on CIC's website so you can check it out.tatyana_sh28 said:Hi,
I am new to this thread and had already been approved for Permanent Residency.
Was wondering about the written citizenship test. Are all questions about Canada in particular, or history, culture as well? Just interesting
Thank you.
Problem is, of course, I do not have a car, nor can I drive one [nor have I ever been or will ever be able to], and I will take several buses to get there. Anyways, there is a very stupid thing that occurred, and I need some help:Voortrekker said:
On the Notice to Appear to Take the Oath of Citizenship, it says "October 7, 9 AM", but on http://www.cic.gc.ca/citcer/search-recherche-eng.aspx#resultList under "Mississauga", under "2014-10-07", it lists a ceremony at 9:45AM and another one at 1:45PM. When is it? 9AM or 9:45AM?
Mine's the same, the letter says 2.30 pm but the web site lists ceremonies at 1 pm and 3 pm for that day. My feeling is to go with what the letter says, maybe they want people to show up early so the ceremony can start on time? Personally, I'm going to arrive at 2pm.
You go with what the letter says. CIC places like Mississauga would have more than one ceremony a day to accommodate all the applicants. Your name and certificate would be on the list for whatever time the letter tells you so if you miss it thinking you could go to a later on, you could complicate things for yourself.randint said:
The information on the website is for people who wish to attend an oath ceremony, not for those actually involved in the ceremony. Check-in, document verification etc. are not considered on the website. Always go by what the letter says.