yes they all received the same email at the same time. As there is no one addressed in the test invite email and my email address is not visible, I assume they BCCed all applicants scheduled for March 12.
Kitchener local office after Bill C6
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What is the best recommendation for fingerprint services in the Kitchener area?
As WRPS don't offer the service, it's going to have to be a 3rd party doing them.
As WRPS don't offer the service, it's going to have to be a 3rd party doing them.
I guess they got the update the next day after receiving the email. I will say give it a bit more time.
Thanks for sharing. Can you share a bit more about the interview? For instance, how many people were there this morning, how many officers interviewing people, how long it took for each person by average, how long the writing test is, type of questions they asked, and how long it takes overall from beginning to the end. Does the writing test start promptly at the time it indicated on the letter? Did they tell you that you will wait 2-3 months for the oath after the interview?
@CanadaApplication126, @ssk94, @mike10, it will be great if you can share something as well.
Hi Guys, I had my test today at the Kitchener Office. everything went smoothly. the writing test was easy and the questions were more like "common sense". there were 4 officers in the building. one of them was only responsible for the test. the other 3 did the interviews.
the test started as mentioned at 9:30. the meeting hall ( where also the ceremony will be held) is so small. we were around 30 people all together and most of us finished the written test in less than 15 minutes.
the interviews varied a lot. some people spend some good 15 minutes and others were done in 5 minutes.
the officer interviewed me only asked for the passport, an ID, PR Card and COPR. she didn't ask any other questions and didn't go through my passport pages since I've been in Canada for 10 years. so just confirmed my preference of how the letter of the oath can be send and I confirmed with my email.
things to mention is that the building has no washrooms. every time people needed to use the washroom had to leave the building and then come back and ring the bell (Annoying).
also, ry to come early and find a parking spot especially if you are coming out of town. there is paid parking nearby.
good luck to all. hope to hear good news soon.
the test started as mentioned at 9:30. the meeting hall ( where also the ceremony will be held) is so small. we were around 30 people all together and most of us finished the written test in less than 15 minutes.
the interviews varied a lot. some people spend some good 15 minutes and others were done in 5 minutes.
the officer interviewed me only asked for the passport, an ID, PR Card and COPR. she didn't ask any other questions and didn't go through my passport pages since I've been in Canada for 10 years. so just confirmed my preference of how the letter of the oath can be send and I confirmed with my email.
things to mention is that the building has no washrooms. every time people needed to use the washroom had to leave the building and then come back and ring the bell (Annoying).
also, ry to come early and find a parking spot especially if you are coming out of town. there is paid parking nearby.
good luck to all. hope to hear good news soon.
Passed the test and interview went well. Finished the test early and hence the officer called me first to view the documents. Mentioned that the Oath letter will be sent in 2-3 months depending on the slots available.
There is municipal parking available for $2.30 / hr and max of 2 hrs behind the building. The test and interview procedures were pretty straight forward.
Asked , DL, PR, Passport, and English Language Proof -
Mentioned that , if there are any other documents which needs to be reviewed, they will let me know in 2-3 weeks and I will have to submit them, else I will receive the Oath letter in 2-3 months.
There is municipal parking available for $2.30 / hr and max of 2 hrs behind the building. The test and interview procedures were pretty straight forward.
Asked , DL, PR, Passport, and English Language Proof -
Mentioned that , if there are any other documents which needs to be reviewed, they will let me know in 2-3 weeks and I will have to submit them, else I will receive the Oath letter in 2-3 months.
My E-cas was updated first and then I got the E-mail for the test invite the same day evening on Feb 15th
Congrats to all who passed the test today. My eCAS hasn't been updated yet but I won't worry too much about it. Thanks
Hello, does the test have questions related date and person (like which year is ... or who is the first french prime minister)? Thanks.Hi Guys, I had my test today at the Kitchener Office. everything went smoothly. the writing test was easy and the questions were more like "common sense". there were 4 officers in the building. one of them was only responsible for the test. the other 3 did the interviews.
the test started as mentioned at 9:30. the meeting hall ( where also the ceremony will be held) is so small. we were around 30 people all together and most of us finished the written test in less than 15 minutes.
the interviews varied a lot. some people spend some good 15 minutes and others were done in 5 minutes.
the officer interviewed me only asked for the passport, an ID, PR Card and COPR. she didn't ask any other questions and didn't go through my passport pages since I've been in Canada for 10 years. so just confirmed my preference of how the letter of the oath can be send and I confirmed with my email.
things to mention is that the building has no washrooms. every time people needed to use the washroom had to leave the building and then come back and ring the bell (Annoying).
also, ry to come early and find a parking spot especially if you are coming out of town. there is paid parking nearby.
good luck to all. hope to hear good news soon.