When I passed my test, the officer gave me a letter mentioning that you should expect the oath invite in 3-5 months?
Have you all also got the same letter?
ALL YOU PEOPLE MUST READ DISCOVER CANADA BOOK at least once a day, it's only 50 pages book and you can just read in 10 minutes at even your workplace break. Just like G1 you must read book and take yourlibrary 150 questions every day. Even G1 is test is easier. The wordings of Citizenship Test are all very tricky English wordings that are not in all online practices I took but if you read the book you should be able to pass 99%.
Dear Group Members,
I am not a very active member in this forum but wanted to share my timelines. Interestingly I also got Quality Assurance documents and everything went smoothly for me.
I became Canadian citizen on Saturday June/02/2018 and the Oath was at Scarborough office.
Here are my timelines @ Scarborough office.
1. Application received = Oct/20/2017
2. Application In process = Dec/04/2017
3. Quality Assurance request received = Around mid of January 2018.
4. QA docs submitted around Feb/05/2018 (approx)
5. Test Invitation notice sent on Feb/26 /2018
6. Test date = March/21/2018
7. Decision made = April/28/2018
8. Oath invitation received = May/09/2018
9. Oath done @ Scarborough office = June/02/2018.
Everything went smooth and I think Scarborough office is processing things at a very good pace. Have patience and you all are very close to becoming Canadian citizen.
Citizen ceremony almost lasted for 2 hours including the time everyone took picture with the citizenship judge.
Congratulation. Your case has taken 9 months. IRCC is very slow and unorganized. I am still waiting for "In Process". since last 5 months. Very much frustrating.
Could you please tell me what is this Quality Assurance ?
Congratulation. Your case has taken 9 months. IRCC is very slow and unorganized. I am still waiting for "In Process". since last 5 months. Very much frustrating.
Could you please tell me what is this Quality Assurance ?
For those who ask about the test prep:
I read the book only once but I did a lot of online exams (around 400 questions) and took notes whenever I make mistake.
I worked on this for about 18 hours in three weeks.