Why CIC takes times for Oath after Decision made
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tigerskk said:
Because they don't do Oath every day, they schedule it for many person so my guess is they wait till it get full . Now I don’t know why some people get it way quicker and others wait 2 months. Maybe luck play a role too
tigerskk said:
Unless a clearance expires in the meantime. Then it is my understanding that it will have to be rerun before the oath. That might explain why some people get the oath in two months after DM and others are waiting five months or longer in the same city.....
links18 said:
I see on cic website that it expire in 1 year minimum. since the cases where the oath is delayed (beyond 2 months). Those people's grant is finalised in less than 4 months. At that point of time they might still have valid clearances right ? why do they need to repeat the clearances again if they are still valid.
Validity for clearances is as indicated below.
Immigration: one year
Criminality: 18 months
Security: four years
From what i have observed this year, I have this fictitious theory.
Category 1 : for people who have got Decision Made in few months say 2-3 months after application is received usually get their oath late as there are much more people who have crossed the 12 month deadline and non-routine applications should get oath soon as they have waited long already and they dont want these category of people to fall down the mean statistics from 12 to 6 months citizenship processing time on the website. This in turn will put pressure on staff for expectations for next coming years.
category 2 : for people who have got Decision Made in say 4-6 months after application is received usually get their oath less than 2 month since they want to eliminate the pileup for oath ceremony by finishing oaths like a just in time process.
category 3 : for people who have got Decision Made in say 7-10 months after application is received usually get their oath less than 1 month as they have to finish the whole process in 12 month target.
category 4 :for people who have got Decision Made in more than 12 months after application is received usually get their oath very soon as they have been waiting and responding to RQ's and Fingers prints etc delays...
Category 1 : for people who have got Decision Made in few months say 2-3 months after application is received usually get their oath late as there are much more people who have crossed the 12 month deadline and non-routine applications should get oath soon as they have waited long already and they dont want these category of people to fall down the mean statistics from 12 to 6 months citizenship processing time on the website. This in turn will put pressure on staff for expectations for next coming years.
category 2 : for people who have got Decision Made in say 4-6 months after application is received usually get their oath less than 2 month since they want to eliminate the pileup for oath ceremony by finishing oaths like a just in time process.
category 3 : for people who have got Decision Made in say 7-10 months after application is received usually get their oath less than 1 month as they have to finish the whole process in 12 month target.
category 4 :for people who have got Decision Made in more than 12 months after application is received usually get their oath very soon as they have been waiting and responding to RQ's and Fingers prints etc delays...