My friend just had the test today in Calgary. She had 2 interviews, one was before the written test, and other one was after the written test. During the 2nd interview, the official told her that she has to go for another interview in about 2 months.
Has anyone else had the same situation? If you could please share your experience and knowledge it would be greatly appreciated?
My friend just had the test today in Calgary. She had 2 interviews, one was before the written test, and other one was after the written test. During the 2nd interview, the official told her that she has to go for another interview in about 2 months.
Has anyone else had the same situation? If you could please share your experience and knowledge it would be greatly appreciated?
My friend just had the test today in Calgary. She had 2 interviews, one was before the written test, and other one was after the written test. During the 2nd interview, the official told her that she has to go for another interview in about 2 months.
Has anyone else had the same situation? If you could please share your experience and knowledge it would be greatly appreciated?
Sorry there was a misunderstanding. My friend only had one interview today, after she passed the written test the official told her that she has to go for the 2nd interview in about 2 months. Has anyone else had the same situation?
We cannot help you if you don't know the details, and I am not sure what you mean by "communication issue". Regardless, I think your friend must have understood the part where she was told to come back in 2 months, it doesn't work this way. If they require additional documents they will send her an RQ, which seems to be the case here.
We cannot help you if you don't know the details, and I am not sure what you mean by "communication issue". Regardless, I think your friend must have understood the part where she was told to come back in 2 months, it doesn't work this way. If they require additional documents they will send her an RQ, which seems to be the case here.
Is her English that bad? Is she over 55 that didn't need proof of English Language? If she is 55+, she can go with a translator. If she is younger, she must satisfy the officer that she knows enough English or she can't become citizen.
Is her English that bad? Is she over 55 that didn't need proof of English Language? If she is 55+, she can go with a translator. If she is younger, she must satisfy the officer that she knows enough English or she can't become citizen.
Her English is ok, she passed the CELPIP-General LS (listening and speaking) test before applied the citizenship. She is under 55.
