Hi All,
I'm new to this forum. I have a question related to my situation and my friend advised me to seek help here:
I applied for a family citizenship application for me, my wife and two minor kids, below is my time line:
Ottawa
Application Sent: 12-Oct-2017
Application Received: 14-Oct
AOR: 30-Oct
In process: 27-Nov
Test Invitation: 3-Jan
Test: 25-Jan
The interview for me & my wife went well and the officer informed us that everything is OK and there's no concern at all. The issue that I passed the exam 20/20 & my wife failed 14/20, although the officer conducted her interview. The officer told us that we will get our oath invitation, when she passes the exam and mentioned that the exam will be very soon for her without an interview.
My question, how long does it take to receive the re-exam? days, weeks months? how long is the period between re-test invitation and the test itself? 2 to 3 weeks like the original test invitation?
Looking for someone's experience.
Hi All,
I'm new to this forum. I have a question related to my situation and my friend advised me to seek help here:
I applied for a family citizenship application for me, my wife and two minor kids, below is my time line:
Ottawa
Application Sent: 12-Oct-2017
Application Received: 14-Oct
AOR: 30-Oct
In process: 27-Nov
Test Invitation: 3-Jan
Test: 25-Jan
The interview for me & my wife went well and the officer informed us that everything is OK and there's no concern at all. The issue that I passed the exam 20/20 & my wife failed 14/20, although the officer conducted her interview. The officer told us that we will get our oath invitation, when she passes the exam and mentioned that the exam will be very soon for her without an interview.
My question, how long does it take to receive the re-exam? days, weeks months? how long is the period between re-test invitation and the test itself? 2 to 3 weeks like the original test invitation?
Looking for someone's experience.
Hi All,
I'm new to this forum. I have a question related to my situation and my friend advised me to seek help here:
I applied for a family citizenship application for me, my wife and two minor kids, below is my time line:
Ottawa
Application Sent: 12-Oct-2017
Application Received: 14-Oct
AOR: 30-Oct
In process: 27-Nov
Test Invitation: 3-Jan
Test: 25-Jan
The interview for me & my wife went well and the officer informed us that everything is OK and there's no concern at all. The issue that I passed the exam 20/20 & my wife failed 14/20, although the officer conducted her interview. The officer told us that we will get our oath invitation, when she passes the exam and mentioned that the exam will be very soon for her without an interview.
My question, how long does it take to receive the re-exam? days, weeks months? how long is the period between re-test invitation and the test itself? 2 to 3 weeks like the original test invitation?
Looking for someone's experience.
Read the Discover Canada book. That is what will help you pass the test. The questions on the exam are from that book. Online tests are going to test your knowledge, but won't give you small details, for example about Laura Secord. Don't recognize the name? Read Discover Canada
Read the Discover Canada book. That is what will help you pass the test. The questions on the exam are from that book. Online tests are going to test your knowledge, but won't give you small details, for example about Laura Secord. Don't recognize the name? Read Discover Canada
Reading history of both countries, one will beg to question Canada tries to one up the other country.
What US have, Canada too will make after a few years.
US confederation of 1776
Canada’s confederation of 1891
and so on...
Reading history of both countries, one will beg to question Canada tries to one up the other country.
What US have, Canada too will make after a few years.
US confederation of 1776
Canada’s confederation of 1891
and so on...
I always find it intriguing (and confusing) that people complain about the country they are spending so much time and effort to become a citizen of. So weird.
I always find it intriguing (and confusing) that people complain about the country they are spending so much time and effort to become a citizen of. So weird.
All, my wife got the retest invite and attended the test after almost 8 weeks & fortunately passed the exam. My recommendation for all of you to stick with dicover canada book and don't depend on practice online tests, as most of the questions are out of them.