Most of the people get it in mail but few them got in email also according to different posts
January 2019 - Citizenship Application
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Wow that is so fast, congrats you are leading the way and also I see your physical days are just over the minimum as well! Hopefully this is a sign that CIC are now moving faster. Which processing office are you in as there are a few around Toronto area.
For reference, you have to click on the "In Process" to see the "We sent you correspondence" bit. Mine hasn't had an update since May 6th but I guess I'll keep an eye on it in case there is another update there.
I was told my results had been sent to Scarborough... As in the CIC office there?
The February thread might be a better resource for you but I included my email and have had everything through email, no post at all yet except for the book, which I ordered separately to the process as CIC only sent me the link to pdf etc... which I don't find as easy.
I'm done my test and interview with officer today. Some of you probably interested how it went, so this is my experience:
Location: Winnipeg. 269 Main Street, 4th floor
Everything went quite fast. My invitation stated to arrive at 10:30AM, I had arrived at 10:25 and at 11:00 I was already driving home.
There were about 20 others who were waiting for the test with me. At 10:30 officers started to invite to a room for the test. Test was a little bit harder than I thought, there were couple questions I was not sure how to answer, however it took about 5 minutes for me to finish it. Then I returned back to waiting room and in about 2 minutes was invited for interview by officer. She was nice and kind, let me know that I passed test with score 19/20 (shame on me). Checked original ids (passport, driver's license, health card, pr card), asked me to sign couple documents. Asked where I work. Said that she doesn't have any concerns with my application and within next 4 months I should expect invitation to oath ceremony. That is it.
Good luck everyone!
p.s.
Regarding to the photocopies of my travel documents, she didn't ask them.
Location: Winnipeg. 269 Main Street, 4th floor
Everything went quite fast. My invitation stated to arrive at 10:30AM, I had arrived at 10:25 and at 11:00 I was already driving home.
There were about 20 others who were waiting for the test with me. At 10:30 officers started to invite to a room for the test. Test was a little bit harder than I thought, there were couple questions I was not sure how to answer, however it took about 5 minutes for me to finish it. Then I returned back to waiting room and in about 2 minutes was invited for interview by officer. She was nice and kind, let me know that I passed test with score 19/20 (shame on me). Checked original ids (passport, driver's license, health card, pr card), asked me to sign couple documents. Asked where I work. Said that she doesn't have any concerns with my application and within next 4 months I should expect invitation to oath ceremony. That is it.
Good luck everyone!
p.s.
Regarding to the photocopies of my travel documents, she didn't ask them.
Thanks for the update. Four months to oath from test, that seems rather a long time. Due to location?
Still, going from sending application to test passed in 3.5 months is pretty fast ...
Good morning!
Status changed to Decision Made. Please update
ID: brontosky
Location: Winnipeg
App Type: Single
Physical presence: 1097
App Sent: January 23, 2019
App Delivered: January 28, 2019
AOR: April 1, 2019
IP: April 9, 2019
Test Invite: Apr 25, 2019
Interview Date: May 13, 2019
Decision Made: May 14, 2019
Status changed to Decision Made. Please update
ID: brontosky
Location: Winnipeg
App Type: Single
Physical presence: 1097
App Sent: January 23, 2019
App Delivered: January 28, 2019
AOR: April 1, 2019
IP: April 9, 2019
Test Invite: Apr 25, 2019
Interview Date: May 13, 2019
Decision Made: May 14, 2019
Just wondering, why was it harder then you had expected? lots of dates, names, confusing options? or what was the difficulty about, if you may share. Thanks
Congratulations!!!!
Because I've done a lot of online citizenship tests and no one was similar to real test. There were some questions I didn't expect, like what is ancient Canadian sport? and several options (this can be found in the Discover Canada book). Name of great Canadian inventor who invented something? However I paid a lot of attention to dates while preparing for the test, there was only one date in the test. So in other words the test was a bit different than I expected.
Can you please advise, how did you study for the test? I know the reading book is the best way but did you use any website for the sample questions?
Post 2: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/some-helpful-links-to-ease-your-journey.621992/
Still be good to hear on, but that’s my bookmarked thread
I tried many online tests on many websites, no one was like real test. Like a lot of others who passed the test, I can only recommend reading Discover Canada book as every answer can be found in it. To be honest it is not a big book.