Hi experts,
Need your advice/opinion please.
I have seen it with other applicants that language, physical presence and prohibitions are completed same day. In my case my prohibitions is in process since march first week.
i ordered GCMS notes but couldn’t figure out much reading it.
Which part of the GCMS notes should I read so see exact status of the file and to see if my file is routine or non-rountine?
Any other advice/opinion please?
here’s my timeline-
AOR - March 16 (single, online)
FP and test request - Nov 14
FP done - Nov 15
Test done - Dec 3
BG check and test showing completed in tracker - Dec 9.
Passport photos asked & send - Dec 15
Online Interview - march 3
Language and physical presence complete - march 7
Prohibitions in process - March 7
I'm no expert, but this is what the official website says about Prohibitions:
Situations that may prevent you from becoming a Canadian citizen
You cannot become a citizen if you’re prohibited under the Citizenship Act. For example, if
you’re in Canada
serving a term of imprisonment
on parole
on probation
you’re serving a sentence outside Canada
you’re charged with, on trial for, or involved in an appeal for an offence
committed outside Canada that’s equivalent to an indictable offence in Canada
you’re under a removal order (Canadian officials asked you to leave Canada)
you’re being investigated for, are charged with, on trial for, involved in an appeal for or have been convicted of
a war crime, or
a crime against humanity
you had a citizenship application refused for misrepresentation in the past 5 years
you had your Canadian citizenship revoked (taken away) because of fraud in the past 10 years
you’ve been convicted of an indictable offence in Canada or an offence under the Citizenship Act, and
if we received your application after June 11, 2015, and this conviction took place in the 4 years beforeyou apply
in the 4 years beforeyou apply, you were convicted of an offence outside Canada that’s equivalent to an indictable offence in Canada. This applies
even if you were pardoned or granted amnesty
regardless of when we receive your application
while a permanent resident, you
were convicted of terrorism, high treason, treason or spying offences
served as a member of an armed force of a country or territory, or an organized armed group, that’s engaged in armed conflict with Canada
If you’re not sure whether the above situations apply to you, contact your lawyer or arresting police officer.
If any of the above situations apply to you
wait until the situation no longer applies beforeyou apply for citizenship
Exception: You can neverresume your citizenship if it was revoked due to fraud in the past 10 years.
tell us about the situation in your application
we’ll review your application on a case-by-case basis
If these situations apply to you while we’re still processingyour application, you mustcontact us as soon as possible.
Hi experts,
Need your advice/opinion please.
I have seen it with other applicants that language, physical presence and prohibitions are completed same day. In my case my prohibitions is in process since march first week.
i ordered GCMS notes but couldn’t figure out much reading it.
Which part of the GCMS notes should I read so see exact status of the file and to see if my file is routine or non-rountine?
Any other advice/opinion please?
here’s my timeline-
AOR - March 16 (single, online)
FP and test request - Nov 14
FP done - Nov 15
Test done - Dec 3
BG check and test showing completed in tracker - Dec 9.
Passport photos asked & send - Dec 15
Online Interview - march 3
Language and physical presence complete - march 7
Prohibitions in process - March 7
Unlikely you will find out what the issue is from the GCMS notes. Whether your application is routine or non-routine, you are the best judge of that. and would know even before your apply. For prohibitions and BGC, there are other agencies involved so IRCC is dependent on their input.
From application to Oath I took almost 40 months including lockdown during Covid. So don't rush to compare your status with others. You have ZERO influence on the time, the process and outcome of your application. When you are stressed out because of the delay (March was only 2 months away!) take a step back and reflect on what is the lack of citizenship preventing you from doing. There are some jobs you can't apply for and can't vote in the elections. There's no election coming so that only leaves the job scenario. If you qualify, you can make a case for urgent processing but for your own sanity, don't lose sleep over it.
Hi experts,
Need your advice/opinion please.
I have seen it with other applicants that language, physical presence and prohibitions are completed same day. In my case my prohibitions is in process since march first week.
i ordered GCMS notes but couldn’t figure out much reading it.
Which part of the GCMS notes should I read so see exact status of the file and to see if my file is routine or non-rountine?
Any other advice/opinion please?
here’s my timeline-
AOR - March 16 (single, online)
FP and test request - Nov 14
FP done - Nov 15
Test done - Dec 3
BG check and test showing completed in tracker - Dec 9.
Passport photos asked & send - Dec 15
Online Interview - march 3
Language and physical presence complete - march 7
Prohibitions in process - March 7
Hey did u hard anyting from them.im.in same boat as u I had interview June 1st everything got completed but prohibitions still in progress did u got any new about urs
