November 2024 - Citizenship Applications

[DocumentJourney]

Is your test taken status changed to "Completed"?
Or any ghost update in your account?

Nope. Nothing after test. No ghost update and test status is still in progress.

 

[Sevou]

UPDATE

Which Office ?

 

[MRQ]

According to AI Gemini, users wait an average of 61.63 days between their test interview date and the final decision date.

 

[DocumentJourney]

According to AI Gemini, users wait an average of 61.63 days between their test interview date and the final decision date.

By “test interview date”, do you mean the date they took the online citizenship test?

 

[MRQ]

By “test interview date”, do you mean the date they took the online citizenship test?

Yes

 

[MRQ]

Yes

The data is sourced from the tracker file for all months. The average number of days between the test interview date and the decision date is as follows:

• January: 76 days
• February: 61 days
• March: 40 days
• April: 41 days
• May: 59 days
• June: 59 days
• July: 61 days
• August: 53 days
• September: 49 days
• October: 35 days (lower due to insufficient data)

 

[DocumentJourney]

The data is sourced from the tracker file for all months. The average number of days between the test interview date and the decision date is as follows:

• January: 76 days
• February: 61 days
• March: 40 days
• April: 41 days
• May: 59 days
• June: 59 days
• July: 61 days
• August: 53 days
• September: 49 days
• October: 35 days (lower due to insufficient data)

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

 

[wizardofwest90210]

Hello everyone, I wanted to seek thoughts on this:

I wanted to ask advice on the best way to send finger prints. I am currently on my yearly vacation. So I will reach Toronto a day or so before the expiration date of the letter. RCMP system will send it to me then I have to send to IRCC, however, if I do it privately, then they send it directly to the office in Vancouver in real time correct?

Also, which email should I contact in regards to extending my fingerprints request? Should it be the IRCC office in Niagara or Vancouver as the fingerprints go there?

Thank you for your thoughts on this in advance.

Best wishes.

 

[indpnv]

Update:

Type: Online application
Location: YYZ
Physical Presence Days: 1098
Application: Single
Application sent: Nov 14
AOR: Nov 25
GU: Jan 9
BG: Jan 11
Test invite email: Jan 28 (Test window: Feb 7 - Mar 8)
VO: SCR (Scarborough)
Test taken : Feb 7 (Passed)
Test Completed: Feb 13

 

[moman21]

Hello everyone, I wanted to seek thoughts on this:

I wanted to ask advice on the best way to send finger prints. I am currently on my yearly vacation. So I will reach Toronto a day or so before the expiration date of the letter. RCMP system will send it to me then I have to send to IRCC, however, if I do it privately, then they send it directly to the office in Vancouver in real time correct?

Also, which email should I contact in regards to extending my fingerprints request? Should it be the IRCC office in Niagara or Vancouver as the fingerprints go there?

Thank you for your thoughts on this in advance.

Best wishes.

Reply back to the office thar sent you your finger print request.

 

[USProgrammer]

Could anyone who has done the fingerprint request tell me how many business days it took for RCMP to send it out to IRCC? Mine is still "in process" according to the RCMP phone line, and it's been 4 business days.

 

[Jooomooo]

Could anyone who has done the fingerprint request tell me how many business days it took for RCMP to send it out to IRCC? Mine is still "in process" according to the RCMP phone line, and it's been 4 business days.

Usually, it takes about four days for the RCMP to get the results out and about a week from the date they mail it to the VO. The part that varies from case to case is how fast the VO processes it and updates it in the system. Other factors also play a role, such as the efficiency of the office and the backlog of fingerprints waiting to be updated.

You can raise a web form and include the DCN you received after completing your fingerprinting. This serves as proof that you have done your fingerprinting and allows IRCC to follow up in case they haven’t received it.

 

[USProgrammer]

Usually, it takes about four days for the RCMP to get the results out and about a week from the date they mail it to the VO. The part that varies from case to case is how fast the VO processes it and updates it in the system. Other factors also play a role, such as the efficiency of the office and the backlog of fingerprints waiting to be updated.

You can raise a web form and include the DCN you received after completing your fingerprinting. This serves as proof that you have done your fingerprinting and allows IRCC to follow up in case they haven’t received it.

Mine has been 4 days as of today, which is why I'm wondering if others have had it as long or longer.

 

[Jooomooo]

Mine has been 4 days as of today, which is why I'm wondering if others have had it as long or longer.

Do you mean 4 days since RCMP mailed it? Or since you did it?

 

[USProgrammer]

4 days since I did it. RCMP is still processing it and hasn't mailed it. That's what I'm asking the timeline of. Prints/DCN to mailing.