july 2018, Citizen Application.

[ashlobo]

Thank you, I’m actually using the same site now, just wanted to make sure.

I've been practicing since last week as well. So far I found these links

http://www.citizenshipcounts.ca/quiz
http://www.citizenshipsupport.ca/free-tests/
http://www.canadacitizenshipstudyguide.com/member/canadian-citizenship-practice-test.php
http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/index.cfm?province=ON
http://www.v-soul.com/onlinetest/ (the wording of the questions is a bit off, so i'm a bit suspect)
https://www.immigroup.com/tools/citizenship-test/take-the-test.php
http://www.toptipsclub.com/Citizenship_EndTest_T1.asp

The last one is not very good. It asked me questions which aren't answered in the study guide such as which of Victoria's son's laid the foundation stone of the parliament buildings in 1860s (Albert) and what are the Games played in the Northern territories (Artic Winter Games).

I'm consistently scoring between 18-20. So it makes me feel confident, yet I don't want to get complacent, so I've highlighted stuff in the study guide which I think is important and I'm less likely to know/remember. My strategy is to read the guide, then do a couple tests and then rinse-repeast

 

[kapoor619]

I've been practicing since last week as well. So far I found these links

http://www.citizenshipcounts.ca/quiz
http://www.citizenshipsupport.ca/free-tests/
http://www.canadacitizenshipstudyguide.com/member/canadian-citizenship-practice-test.php
http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/index.cfm?province=ON
http://www.v-soul.com/onlinetest/ (the wording of the questions is a bit off, so i'm a bit suspect)
https://www.immigroup.com/tools/citizenship-test/take-the-test.php
http://www.toptipsclub.com/Citizenship_EndTest_T1.asp

The last one is not very good. It asked me questions which aren't answered in the study guide such as which of Victoria's son's laid the foundation stone of the parliament buildings in 1860s (Albert) and what are the Games played in the Northern territories (Artic Winter Games).

I'm consistently scoring between 18-20. So it makes me feel confident, yet I don't want to get complacent, so I've highlighted stuff in the study guide which I think is important and I'm less likely to know/remember. My strategy is to read the guide, then do a couple tests and then rinse-repeast

Hi Ashlobo, Please fdon't take too much stress test is not too difficult. All the Best

 

[charmainefrances]

Hi Ashlobo, Please fdon't take too much stress test is not too difficult. All the Best

Thanks for the encouragement. I too will have my test this coming Friday. And I think I am over studying and over thinking it.

 

[Vesimsyd]

Hi Group,
I have a cpl questions.
1. If I fail the test, what is the process of getting the next date ? How much wait time is there before the next date ? Is one failure in test cause any issues in the approval process ?

2. How much maximum time I can wait once the oath ceremony is done before applying the new passport ? I know minimum wait time if 2 days. I want to know whats the maximum time I can wait ?

These are not the normally asked questions, and these were nagging me from quite some time, so I thought throwing them up for discussion.

Cheers,
Sharat Joshi

There is no maximum time ... a passport is a ID where as citizenship certificate is not

 

[Sparkleincalgary]

On FB , someone from Calgary took the test on 11 Dec and got invitation for oath on Friday, 11 Jan for sometime in Feb. maybe Calgary applicants can start expecting oath invite soon. Just thought of sharing.

 

[MMCanada2014]

On FB , someone from Calgary took the test on 11 Dec and got invitation for oath on Friday, 11 Jan for sometime in Feb. maybe Calgary applicants can start expecting oath invite soon. Just thought of sharing.

Is he a July applicant?

 

[Asghar89]

I've been practicing since last week as well. So far I found these links

http://www.citizenshipcounts.ca/quiz
http://www.citizenshipsupport.ca/free-tests/
http://www.canadacitizenshipstudyguide.com/member/canadian-citizenship-practice-test.php
http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/index.cfm?province=ON
http://www.v-soul.com/onlinetest/ (the wording of the questions is a bit off, so i'm a bit suspect)
https://www.immigroup.com/tools/citizenship-test/take-the-test.php
http://www.toptipsclub.com/Citizenship_EndTest_T1.asp

The last one is not very good. It asked me questions which aren't answered in the study guide such as which of Victoria's son's laid the foundation stone of the parliament buildings in 1860s (Albert) and what are the Games played in the Northern territories (Artic Winter Games).

I'm consistently scoring between 18-20. So it makes me feel confident, yet I don't want to get complacent, so I've highlighted stuff in the study guide which I think is important and I'm less likely to know/remember. My strategy is to read the guide, then do a couple tests and then rinse-repeast

Thanks, I’ve been getting 90% and above on all of them as well. My favourite was http://www.canadacitizenshipstudyguide.com/member/canadian-citizenship-practice-test.php

That being said I keep going theough more questions in case. Lol wish you the best!!

 

[Sparkleincalgary]

Is he a July applicant?

Yes july applicant as well

 

[Boudz]

App Sent: Jul 05, 2018
AOR: Sep 18, 2018
In Process: Sep 28, 2018
Invitation sent: Dec 13, 2018
Test Date: Jan 15, 2019

Just got back from from the test/interview in Calgary. I didn't read the Discover Canada book end to end, I mainly took the Vsoul and Richmond Library exam over and over again till I consistently got 100%. I scored 19/20 on the exam but to be honest only about 10-12 of those questions came from the practice tests. Some of the questions were reworded but basically asking the same things.

After the exam I went in for the interview. The guy before me passed the test, but his security checks had not come in yet so was told to keep an eye out for mail/email from CIC. I was worried that would also be the case with me. The lady interviewer asks me for my PR Card, Drivers License Passports, asks about my current occupation. Asks about family in Canada. Asks about where I've traveled. Then she tells me that all my documents seem to be in order and that I am qualified to be a citizen and that I should expect an invitation for oath ceremony in the next 2-3 months. Interview took under 5 mins.

Best of luck to all pending applicants, you are almost at the finish line!

 

[MMCanada2014]

Yes july applicant as well

Great

 

[Nick Wang]

App Sent: Jul 05, 2018
AOR: Sep 18, 2018
In Process: Sep 28, 2018
Invitation sent: Dec 13, 2018
Test Date: Jan 15, 2019

Just got back from from the test/interview in Calgary. I didn't read the Discover Canada book end to end, I mainly took the Vsoul and Richmond Library exam over and over again till I consistently got 100%. I scored 19/20 on the exam but to be honest only about 10-12 of those questions came from the practice tests. Some of the questions were reworded but basically asking the same things.

After the exam I went in for the interview. The guy before me passed the test, but his security checks had not come in yet so was told to keep an eye out for mail/email from CIC. I was worried that would also be the case with me. The lady interviewer asks me for my PR Card, Drivers License Passports, asks about my current occupation. Asks about family in Canada. Asks about where I've traveled. Then she tells me that all my documents seem to be in order and that I am qualified to be a citizen and that I should expect an invitation for oath ceremony in the next 2-3 months. Interview took under 5 mins.

Best of luck to all pending applicants, you are almost at the finish line!

hi I went to my exam today as well in Calgary.

do you remember the officer gave you two piece of paper to sign, one of them is a criminal record related paper? there are 2 options on the paper, on is "no criminal", another is "have criminal and describe details". do you remember which one you ticked？ first line or second line？

I am worried about which one I ticked~~~

thanks

 

[Boudz]

I am worried about which one I ticked~~~

thanks

lol I just ticked where she told me to tick. I don't remember which one. i'm sure if you had ticked the wrong one she would have asked you more questions.

 

[charmainefrances]

hi I went to my exam today as well in Calgary.

do you remember the officer gave you two piece of paper to sign, one of them is a criminal record related paper? there are 2 options on the paper, on is "no criminal", another is "have criminal and describe details". do you remember which one you ticked？ first line or second line？

I am worried about which one I ticked~~~

thanks

How was your test? Can you please share your experience?

 

[turbineflyer]

Great

Have any other Calgary applicants from July who did their test in December receive an oath letter yet?

 

[MMCanada2014]

Have any other Calgary applicants from July who did their test in December receive an oath letter yet?

did not heard of any. Actually I discovered today that Calgary's April applicants are getting their oath to take place on Feb-22 which means you may wait another two months before getting the invitation which is really frustrating since the waiting time till AOR and then till IP and then the oath letter is double the actual processing time