October 2019 - Citizenship Applicants

[JuCW]

Yes

For other provinces too? Not only ours? The guide has a section about location where one lives only.

 

[canvisa13]

Yes

This is wrong information. This question has already been asked several times over here. @JuCW You have to learn about only your province and federal leaders, and basically go over the fill-in the blanks section of 'Discovery Canada' book (Pages 34-35).

 

[aeropostale]

This is wrong information. This question has already been asked several times over here. @JuCW You have to learn about only your province and federal leaders, and basically go over the fill-in the blanks section of 'Discovery Canada' book (Pages 34-35).

Thanks canvisa13. Have you given your test already ?

 

[Ahmed15]

This is wrong information. This question has already been asked several times over here. @JuCW You have to learn about only your province and federal leaders, and basically go over the fill-in the blanks section of 'Discovery Canada' book (Pages 34-35).

The guide has information on other provinces, territories starting from page 44. This is part of discover, hence should be studied.

 

[canvisa13]

The guide has information on other provinces, territories starting from page 44. This is part of discover, hence should be studied.

That's general information about other places in Canada. Who will remember MPP names from all 308 ridings? You must be kidding, right.

 

[JuCW]

The guide has information on other provinces, territories starting from page 44. This is part of discover, hence should be studied.

The question from @aeropostale was only about leaders and parties. Not about general info on provinces and territories.

 

[bellaluna]

I have a question on the tests.
Do you have to learn up on the Premiers, Party in power, Lt. Governor, etc for other Provinces/territories ?

No, just your province

I’m not even sure I had those types of questions in my test. I don’t remember. I binge studied for 3 days upon getting my invite because I never previously touched the book lol.

Don’t waste your money on those citizenship test mobile apps like I did. The free online ones (especially from the public libraries) are enough.

 

[Abhishek901]

I have a question on the tests.
Do you have to learn up on the Premiers, Party in power, Lt. Governor, etc for other Provinces/territories ?

Just learn the names of your premier, leader of opposition in federal and your provincial parliament, MP from your riding and MPP/MLA from your riding, leaders of all federal political parties (Justin Trudeau, Erin O'Toole, Jagmeet Singh, etc)

 

[Ahmed15]

That's general information about other places in Canada. Who will remember MPP names from all 308 ridings? You must be kidding, right.

My apologies, I did not see the word "names" in the initial question. You need to learn about different govt. but names are not required. Federal names should be enough, but I havent seen CIC asking any names yet.

 

[aeropostale]

Thank you all

 

[MariaCoco13]

Yeah! I am from Vancouver and mine is in process since Feb 06

Same here no news since January 2020. If i was ask to submit fingerprints back in Jan 2020, would i be asked to submit them again?

 

[Abhishek901]

Same here no news since January 2020. If i was ask to submit fingerprints back in Jan 2020, would i be asked to submit them again?

Call IRCC to ask if you need to submit them again. I think you would need to if it's more than a year since your last fingerprinting.

 

[jcttt]

Completed the interview this morning (yes, Saturday!!!). Pretty straightforward. Now back to waiting and fingers crossed I get DM in the next days....

 

[Ani_Canada]

Completed the interview this morning (yes, Saturday!!!). Pretty straightforward. Now back to waiting and fingers crossed I get DM in the next days....

Congrats , DM generally happens the next norming..

 

[jcttt]

Congrats , DM generally happens the next norming..

I was planing on checking e-CAS twice a day, but after reading your message I might check every hour!