at least mark the LPP completed, and oath, then ceremony will follow so we can breath that only waiting for ceremony, if they are still waiting for someone to welcome us as anew citizen...just saying
Have no ideas, but there was no video of that.I see. Could it be a Quebec thing? lol
Mine in March (Calgary) had no PM video. I think this depends on your events office and has nothing to do with our perceived recent delays.I'm quite convinced that pending citizenship applications are due to the changing government. When I attended my oath ceremony in Dec, there was a recording of PM Justin Trudeau welcoming us as citizens. It makes sense they would need to have a recording from the new Prime Minister before scheduling and processing new oaths. Mark Carney is only a "placeholder", after all.
Once the new PM takes office, I assume it will take about a month for them to record the new welcome message and appoint a new immigration minister before we'll see oath ceremonies being scheduled again as new administration settles in.
My wife's LPP has been complete for 6-7 weeks now, whereas my application had only a 5-day gap between LPP and Oath. The changing government seems to be the only explanation I can see for this discrepancy. I'm just speculating, of course.Mine in March (Calgary) had no PM video. I think this depends on your events office and has nothing to do with our perceived recent delays.
usually one knows when you get a test request. For e.g., my email came from the Niagara IRCC office. You will see the office location in the actual email and/or address location. Sometimes application does get moved around, but thats too much to worry about. From what I have seen background checks happen through the Vancouver office for most applicants, as finger prints get sent from RCMP directly there. This is what I know, someone else can correct me if I am not fully in the know.where can i find the application processing office in the application ?
That is not correct. The test/oath come from the "events office". Your application has a primary office, a secondary office, and an events office.usually one knows when you get a test request. For e.g., my email came from the Niagara IRCC office. You will see the office location in the actual email and/or address location. Sometimes application does get moved around, but thats too much to worry about. From what I have seen background checks happen through the Vancouver office for most applicants, as finger prints get sent from RCMP directly there. This is what I know, someone else can correct me if I am not fully in the know.
where can i find the application processing office in the application ?
That is not correct. The test/oath come from the "events office". Your application has a primary office, a secondary office, and an events office.
The events office is likely the one closest to you and will be the one scheduling your test and oath.
The primary office is the one actually processing the application. You can find this out by calling IRCC and just asking what your primary, secondary, and events offices are for your application. You can also find these on the GCMS notes.
Additionally, if you receive a fingerprint request, this has the address and email of the primary office at that time.
Presumably, the primary/secondary offices can change during your application, but the most up to date information can be determined by calling the IRCC Contact Centre or requesting GCMS notes via ATIP.
That is not correct. The test/oath come from the "events office". Your application has a primary office, a secondary office, and an events office.
The events office is likely the one closest to you and will be the one scheduling your test and oath.
The primary office is the one actually processing the application. You can find this out by calling IRCC and just asking what your primary, secondary, and events offices are for your application. You can also find these on the GCMS notes.
Additionally, if you receive a fingerprint request, this has the address and email of the primary office at that time.
Presumably, the primary/secondary offices can change during your application, but the most up to date information can be determined by calling the IRCC Contact Centre or requesting GCMS notes via ATIP.
Except at times the events office may be changed. Mine was initially Scarborough and then in early March my events office was moved to Mississauga, which is considerably closer to me. My test invite was from Scarborough. I'm in GTA.That is not correct. The test/oath come from the "events office". Your application has a primary office, a secondary office, and an events office.
The events office is likely the one closest to you and will be the one scheduling your test and oath.
The primary office is the one actually processing the application. You can find this out by calling IRCC and just asking what your primary, secondary, and events offices are for your application. You can also find these on the GCMS notes.
Additionally, if you receive a fingerprint request, this has the address and email of the primary office at that time.
Presumably, the primary/secondary offices can change during your application, but the most up to date information can be determined by calling the IRCC Contact Centre or requesting GCMS notes via ATIP.
IRCC is clearly in a holding pattern this past month. Very few LPPs and oath ceremony scheduling have been processed this month (April).I did not get any FP request and my LPP is also done. In my tracker, everything is completed except citizenship ceremony. It say's "Not started".
Got @WifeOfUSProgrammer IRCC GCMS requested on March 24, 2025. The CBSA clearance stuff is blanked out as usual. Nothing interesting and it matches the tracker. LPP not started. Test/background complete.
I requested CBSA GCMS notes for her a few days ago, so we'll see if anything has changed, but at least through 3/24, they did nothing else.
They all show not started, status updated Nov 19 with a due date of Nov 14. I don't know what the "due dates" really mean in GCMS. They don't seem to be taken as anything. The completeness check was Nov 19 when I'm assuming the LPP statuses of "not started" got generated.That’s so weird how they haven’t seen the lpp
I question everything about how ircc works now
have you tried calling the agent and asking when was the last time the file was touched
apparently agents can see when the file was last seen by an agent
