Anyone from Montreal got online test invite and/or oath ceremony

[CaBeaver]

We have decision made in our applications since July 2021 first week, still do not have any updates on oath ceremony. Is there any way we can bring this issue to Montreal mayor since federal elections are approaching ? Just a thought ...

Mayor? Her job doesn't involve immigration. You best bet is the minister of immigration, but he would tell you to be patient

 

[poisonapple]

Test cleared on 15 june, all status updated as complete 22 June . DM in ECMS , awaiting for oath since then ..this is really a bummer …

 

[NMontD]

Test cleared on 15 june, all status updated as complete 22 June . DM in ECMS , awaiting for oath since then ..this is really a bummer …

Hello Friend... I remember you from our days of PR via QSW...
Welcome to the club here again...

I am 7 days behind you of DM. i.e 29-June..... Let's hope for the best

 

[Grand Jumper]

Someone said in a Facebook group that he had missed his oath in 2019 before the Covid, and he get no news until then, frankly, Montreal office is very very strange.

 

[CaBeaver]

Someone said in a Facebook group that he had missed his oath in 2019 before the Covid, and he get no news until then, frankly, Montreal office is very very strange.

Is it possible that covid-19 got them all in the Montreal office?

 

[CaBeaver]

Is it possible that QC decides how many citizens they will take every year, and this is why they delay many applications?

 

[luvtrump]

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/cana...or-quake-victims/ar-AANo6K3?ocid=winp1taskbar

So I was reading this article and found something very interesting :_

Marjorie Villefranche says that in many cases, people have already met the criteria to come to Canada but their files have been stalled because of bureaucratic delays that can sometimes take years.

What could be those bureaucratic delays ???

 

[CaBeaver]

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/cana...or-quake-victims/ar-AANo6K3?ocid=winp1taskbar

So I was reading this article and found something very interesting :_

Marjorie Villefranche says that in many cases, people have already met the criteria to come to Canada but their files have been stalled because of bureaucratic delays that can sometimes take years.

What could be those bureaucratic delays ???

Simply the process of approving applications I assume. But I doubt this is just bureaucratic. IRCC seems to intentionally delay some applications without any justification. I am sure if IRCC were taken to the court for the delayed cases, it would be found many of these delays are illegal because they were based on feelings and not objective measures.

 

[luvtrump]

Simply the process of approving applications I assume. But I doubt this is just bureaucratic. IRCC seems to intentionally delay some applications without any justification. I am sure if IRCC were taken to the court for the delayed cases, it would be found many of these delays are illegal because they were based on feelings and not objective measures.

Well the ppl with DM and all status completed can take them to court.

 

[Orgcom]

Simply the process of approving applications I assume. But I doubt this is just bureaucratic. IRCC seems to intentionally delay some applications without any justification. I am sure if IRCC were taken to the court for the delayed cases, it would be found many of these delays are illegal because they were based on feelings and not objective measures.

Well the ppl with DM and all status completed can take them to court.

I wish it could be true. It will work 100% in the US but not here. The government in Canada is everything. I think the lawyers here cannot do a thing against the government.
Take traffic violations as an example. Here tickets can not be appealed (at least in QC), even the police officer who pulled you over doesn't have to be present in the court. If you have a good lawyer in the US though, you can easily go home not guilty...

 

[luvtrump]

I wish it could be true. It will work 100% in the US but not here. The government in Canada is everything. I think the lawyers here cannot do a thing against the government.
Take traffic violations as an example. Here tickets can not be appealed (at least in QC), even the police officer who pulled you over doesn't have to be present in the court. If you have a good lawyer in the US though, you can easily go home not guilty...

Actually not the government but the bureaucracy is everything here , a maafia -none can touch.

God Bless America ! A great country .

 

[poisonapple]

Hello Friend... I remember you from our days of PR via QSW...
Welcome to the club here again...

I am 7 days behind you of DM. i.e 29-June..... Let's hope for the best

Good to see you again ..I hope now we don’t have to wait till fed elections are over

 

[alex the king]

Question : Anyone past the 90 days time frame since the test results updated?

How long will I wait between my citizenship test and the ceremony?
Due to COVID-19, we

• cancelled all in-person citizenship ceremonies
• will contact you to schedule a video oath ceremony (virtual citizenship ceremony)

In most cases, the ceremony takes place within three months after you pass the test. We'll give you the results of your test right after you take it.
If your application is non-routine, we may ask you to go to a hearing with a citizenship officer or judge, even after you pass the test. We'll send you a letter after the hearing to let you know:

• what the officer or judge decided
• the date of your ceremony (if your application was approved)

Get your citizenship ceremony date
About 1 to 2 weeks before the ceremony, we’ll send you a notice with the date, time and location. The ceremony will usually take place within 3 months after your test.

 

[Grand Jumper]

Question : Anyone past the 90 days time frame since the test results updated?

How long will I wait between my citizenship test and the ceremony?
Due to COVID-19, we

• cancelled all in-person citizenship ceremonies
• will contact you to schedule a video oath ceremony (virtual citizenship ceremony)

In most cases, the ceremony takes place within three months after you pass the test. We'll give you the results of your test right after you take it.
If your application is non-routine, we may ask you to go to a hearing with a citizenship officer or judge, even after you pass the test. We'll send you a letter after the hearing to let you know:

• what the officer or judge decided
• the date of your ceremony (if your application was approved)

Get your citizenship ceremony date
About 1 to 2 weeks before the ceremony, we’ll send you a notice with the date, time and location. The ceremony will usually take place within 3 months after your test.

I took my test in March

 

[Flandernss]

I took my test in March

I guess now you can send the link to that IRCC promise of 3 months back to them and ask what is going on that they are late with yours.

I hope you are an outlayer...