Yes I never leave the country... working after I landed of 2 months at the same company till today!! Is it possible if the officer said that I should expect the oath letter within 3-6 weeks and then issue RQ? I am extremely worried.
TEST TO OATH TIMELINE (CBSA CHECK NEEDED)? Misssissauga CIC
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This is Mississauga. I haven't read of a single case having been RQd after testing there.So Concerned said:
But then again, I wouldn't be surprised at all if someone has... After all, anything is possible with CIC.
Hi Wayne,wayne_vega said:
I believe I've seen a few applicants handed out RQ forms during the pre-test interview in Mississauga when I took my exam on 10 March. They were however allowed to take the test just like the rest of us.
Ok, that's still before the test.
How about after the test and I mean weeks later?.
But like I said, I wouldn't be surprised at all if someone has been RQd after the test in Mississauga. Real after, like a month later.
I would hate to be the first one, hehehe.
How about after the test and I mean weeks later?.
But like I said, I wouldn't be surprised at all if someone has been RQd after the test in Mississauga. Real after, like a month later.
I would hate to be the first one, hehehe.
But if they were satisfied, how come the long wait?
By the way, there were no pre-RQs given out before the test on my session (Feb. 6 at 4 pm).
By the way, there were no pre-RQs given out before the test on my session (Feb. 6 at 4 pm).
Hi Wayne_vega,wayne_vega said:
I called the Call Centre today inquiring about my application status. All he has on my file is:
(1) I passed the test
(2) Awaiting scheduling for oath
I asked specifically if there are more notices on my file but apparently there's none.
He concluded by saying that I should expect to wait 6 months, which is rather generic if you ask me.
I'll just have to distract myself till a letter arrives. I also have a hunch that the eCAS updates are delayed relative to the mailing of any notice, so as, not to trigger a phone call to the Call Centre regarding "missed" mails which are probably just on their way. So if this hunch is correct, then checking updates on eCAS would be more frustrating than just simply waiting for the letter. While compiling oath dates from different peoples as a spreadsheet, I noticed a few of them have noted that they received their oath invitations by mail before their eCAS is duly updated.
Yes, those were the same lines I got when I called (twice already). So, no more phone calls for me as they don't really say anything beyond that.
And yes, that's something I've pointed out before: the letter is faster than the ecas although not always. Someone else on the same day and office I was in, got her ecas updated before receiving the letter.
So, I check both everyday (ecas and mail).
Good luck and very nice table you put up, thx.
I'm an individual application, notice to appear for citizenship sent on jan. 20, 2014.
And yes, that's something I've pointed out before: the letter is faster than the ecas although not always. Someone else on the same day and office I was in, got her ecas updated before receiving the letter.
So, I check both everyday (ecas and mail).
Good luck and very nice table you put up, thx.
I'm an individual application, notice to appear for citizenship sent on jan. 20, 2014.
I took my test in November 2013 and had a similar experience. I passed the test but they needed to verify some entry/exit dates.
I was recently sent an RQ, so it's not very great news for me. I don't think it will be the same for your case though, as it's only one stamp. My case was more about my days in residence being too close to the minimum (1098 out of 1095), so being off my entry/exit dates was more of a big deal to them. If you've got enough of a cushion from the 1095, you should be fine....but expect a few months before they get back to you.
I was recently sent an RQ, so it's not very great news for me. I don't think it will be the same for your case though, as it's only one stamp. My case was more about my days in residence being too close to the minimum (1098 out of 1095), so being off my entry/exit dates was more of a big deal to them. If you've got enough of a cushion from the 1095, you should be fine....but expect a few months before they get back to you.
torontonian2003 said:
I don't remember the exact number but I do remember thinking about it throughly and going with a minimum of 2 weeks for cushion just in case.torontonian2003 said:
So, I'd say they were about 1095 + 14 = 1109.
Congratulations!SLE said:Hi all,
My wife and I had the citizenship test last Friday at Mississauga CIC Office. Both of us got 20/20, and we received the Oath invitation after the test result and interview. We have the Oath Ceremony on March 31st.
So happy!!
I believe you torontonian2003 and I are the only one still awaiting our luck for the oath letter! tomorrow is going to start my 5th week after the test I am hoping that we receive it before the week ends. so concerned is little expression from my side...what's your thoughts... do you think that we should be receiving something positive this week,,, sorry mate but I am worried... Feb 20 my test, never left the country,,, hopefully you are more optimistic than me..
I don't understand why CIC only check CBSA record if the record doesn't show the date when people leave Canada. They only can find when they reentry Canada, but they don't know when they leave. How to verify it?