Interesting. I have a small mailbox (my building doesn't have parcel locker yet). I wonder what will happen if I am not home when they deliver it? I have some anxieties regarding this. I don't want any more delays or complications with IRCC. I wish there was a way to track the certificate once it's dispatched from the local office
In your case, CP will likely leave a missed delivery note in your mailbox which you can collect the same or the next day by visiting CP. At the same time, I have read more than couple of cases across this forum that CP has literally crammed the certificate inside the boxes by folding the envelope - much to applicants dismay lol. Although it shouldn't matter tbh. Also there was atleast 1 instance where Purolator
was used for Certificate delivery - which really concerned me because I had terrible experiences with government issued docs couriered with them. They only handover deliveries by hand and if they don't have access to the intercom (which is the case in my building), you will need to wait for a day (sometimes 1+ week in my case) and travel far to their sparsely located branch to collect. Fortunately for me, like the OP, I have the bigger shared CP mail box in my building as well. In any case, I have yet to be scheduled for Oath, so yeah thats the least of my worries now LOL.I had Purolator delivered some packages to me from Amazon. The worst delivery services ever. I hope Canada Post will deliver my certificate and not them. I have a couple of nearby post offices in case I missed it. I guess rolling it up inside the mailbox won't do that much change in the certificate if the mailman is careful. We will see how they will deliver it to me.In your case, CP will likely leave a missed delivery note in your mailbox which you can collect the same or the next day by visiting CP. At the same time, I have read more than couple of cases across this forum that CP has literally crammed the certificate inside the boxes by folding the envelope - much to applicants dismay lol. Although it shouldn't matter tbh. Also there was atleast 1 instance where Purolator
Lazy mailman. There is a difference between folding and rolling the envelop in the mailbox. With folding they leave a line in the middle of the certificate. While rolling it may bend it on the edges, which is better than a line in the middle, I guess. I am waiting anxiously my certificate. I plan to be home during the delivery time so they buzz me to take it by hand (I hope). I wish Canada post installed parcel lockers earlier in all buildings. That could have solved the issue of folding/rolling the certificate.
Well...they only do virtual with the excuse of Pandemic. And thats where the massive backlog is across all LVOs. Also for Vancouver office, the average time (from the 2020 tracker) since past 2-3 months is 15-16 days of advance notice for Oath. Unfortunately, for DM to Oath time frame predictions, the data points for Vancouver are scarce and they are all over the place - from 2-3 days to 200+ days and counting.
Same experience here. Terrible company and should be out of business.
CP is like zillion times better.Thank you! It was very quick.
Yes we received our Oath invite last week for our ceremony on 28th February. We are December 2019 applicants.
I guess the question should be anyone received oath ceremony for DM after 31st December 2021 or in 2022
Lol. Well I’m not quite sure about how slow the Vancouver office is… approximately how long people are waiting for oath after DM?
I got a reply from Surrey office stating oath invitations are being sent out 3-6 months after DM, but I know for 2021 applicants that does not apply
so I don't know what to say, nobody gives a ____ about 2018/19 applicants and soon 2020 applicants will start falling in this category
