Thanks a lot Polash123 for your reply, I hope everybody gets the pink letter soon. It's not clear to me what the officer meant, because he didn't tell me that the citizenship application was approved by a CJ or I was granted the citizenship or to expect the oath, therefore, I am a kind of a bit confused.polash123 said:
Oath Timeline after test at St. Clair Office
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I have been monitoring this forum (in particularly this thread since my Feb-18 test in the StC site, and of course, I am also waiting for a notice). I am sure there are folks who only read this thread nightly, as well as check the mailbox daily, and the eCAS hourly... (OCD symptoms?)
Yes, I am disappointed by the fact that CIC being extremely slow. However, I am sick of waiting. Someone in this thread has said this before, and I am going to say that again, this is to myself, and to all of you:
Life is so full of other things that shine all over the places, here and there. An oath isn't the only thing that can bring you joy. It will come eventually in a beautiful afternoon, in just an ordinary envelop. But look up now, it's summer time, we should spend some good time with our friends and family, go hiking, swimming, biking, bbq'ing or whatever puts a smile on your face.
It's been 3.5 months for me, I am thankful that a lot of people share their stories here, and those lines of warm words helped me, and made me believe that I am not alone. And yes, you are not alone. I feel like you guys are friends already although we have never met, or spoke. I'd love to go out with you guys if possible.
I am thinking to throw a BBQ event in some Park in the city this summer, for people in this forum to get together, make real friends and have some fun. I would say that's the real life, of being a Canadian.
Ignore this message if it's not something we are looking at here. I understand there might be a concern of protecting your real identity and stuff...
Sincerely,
PowerPC (of course this is my nick name....)
Yes, I am disappointed by the fact that CIC being extremely slow. However, I am sick of waiting. Someone in this thread has said this before, and I am going to say that again, this is to myself, and to all of you:
Life is so full of other things that shine all over the places, here and there. An oath isn't the only thing that can bring you joy. It will come eventually in a beautiful afternoon, in just an ordinary envelop. But look up now, it's summer time, we should spend some good time with our friends and family, go hiking, swimming, biking, bbq'ing or whatever puts a smile on your face.
It's been 3.5 months for me, I am thankful that a lot of people share their stories here, and those lines of warm words helped me, and made me believe that I am not alone. And yes, you are not alone. I feel like you guys are friends already although we have never met, or spoke. I'd love to go out with you guys if possible.
I am thinking to throw a BBQ event in some Park in the city this summer, for people in this forum to get together, make real friends and have some fun. I would say that's the real life, of being a Canadian.
Ignore this message if it's not something we are looking at here. I understand there might be a concern of protecting your real identity and stuff...
Sincerely,
PowerPC (of course this is my nick name....)
Thanks QAI, you will get your Oath letter soon, I think the files are being addressed on a random basis from the file basket, and as such there is no first in fist out processing with them.QAI said:
I am confident the February guys will get the letter soon, there was an influx of Mississauga folks last few weeks but looks like Scarborough processing is back on business.
I will let you know when her eCas gets updated.
Dossip - you may want to update your signature indicating Oath datedossip said:
I think when you get Oath depends on the individual officer that was assigned to your case. Officer could have have gone on vacation or gotten distracted or kept file in a pile to follow-up on it and then forgot about it or may just have been plain lazy (who knows).
I think majority of officers (say, 3 out of 5) are pretty well organized and remain on top of their work load. But some might have gotten distracted and as a result their cases (our cases) end up remaining on their to-do list for a while.
I called yesterday and they told me my file has been transferred to Scarborough, but they are still reviewing my RQ. I am confused how their system works, I thought they would review the RQ in St.Clair and transfer back the file to Scarborough for assigning oath date, any idea?