Contents of the Oath Ceremony Letter (received via email) and discussion

[tfareed]

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THANKS RAJ

 

[Stuntxd9]

Hi
On the Oath/Affirmation form signature section. Do i have to put my electronic signature exactly beside the X or can I put it further to the right where there is much more real estate?

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Hi
On the Oath/Affirmation form signature section. Do i have to put my electronic signature exactly beside the X or can I put it further to the right where there is much more real estate?

Put it somewhere in the middle. Anywhere in the 'signature area' is good.

 

[krishnat]

Hi,
is it possible to update address during oath, web form address change submission never reflected?

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Hi,
is it possible to update address during oath, web form address change submission never reflected?

Yes, you can provide a new address to the clerk for your citizenship certificate AFAIK.

 

[Stuntxd9]

Put it somewhere in the middle. Anywhere in the 'signature area' is good.

Merci!

 

[Dr kbknaidu]

Hi guys, in oath do they ask for our indian passport to show? and If I want to pick the certificate in person what are the formalities I should fulfil inorder to get the certificate by hand?

 

[canada_help]

Hi @rajkamalmohanram - How did you electronically add the signature to the oath doc? I followed the instructions exactly as mentioned in your oath doc. Signed on a white paper, took a clear picture (tried both cell phone and ipad), saved the picture (as JPEG and PNG), emailed myself (also tried the dropbox upload), downloaded, cropped and inserted into adobe. It keeps giving the following error: "Adobe Reader could not open "Sign.PNG" because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded)."

I even updated the Adobe software. Restarted the laptop. Please advise if I am making any mistake as I tried everything.

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Hi @rajkamalmohanram - How did you electronically add the signature to the oath doc? I followed the instructions exactly as mentioned in your oath doc. Signed on a white paper, took a clear picture (tried both cell phone and ipad), saved the picture (as JPEG and PNG), emailed myself (also tried the dropbox upload), downloaded, cropped and inserted into adobe. It keeps giving the following error: "Adobe Reader could not open "Sign.PNG" because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded)."

I even updated the Adobe software. Restarted the laptop. Please advise if I am making any mistake as I tried everything.

Try to use .jpg file format instead of a .png and see if it works.

 

[SRK1992]

Hi All, my Oath is on 9th Feb and I still have not received the letter in my email. Would anyone have any insight on how to proceed? I did open a web form today but not sure if I will get a reply in time. Does anyone have the Scarborough office email that I can reach out to?

 

[mpsqra]

Try to use .jpg file format instead of a .png and see if it works.

just sign on paper and scan,,, better

 

[n2m5]

Hi

Could someone please tell me where should I include the registration admin's name in the email? the video got chopping when the clerk was going through the PowerPoint.
I would really appreciate it if someone could reply ASAP!

Thank you

 

[mpsqra]

Hi

Could someone please tell me where should I include the registration admin's name in the email? the video got chopping when the clerk was going through the PowerPoint.
I would really appreciate it if someone could reply ASAP!

Thank you

theay ask to put in the subjet
gmail does not allow to modify the subjet
i put in the text of the mail

 

[n2m5]

theay ask to put in the subjet
gmail does not allow to modify the subjet
i put in the text of the mail

Thank you so much, really appreciate it !!!

 

[engray]

theay ask to put in the subjet
gmail does not allow to modify the subjet
i put in the text of the mail

Gmail allows you to do that. In the reply window, click on the down caret next to the email and click on "Edit Subject"