Thanks for the advise. I see “Passport “ is not Contact Info, so out ot scope from that standpoint.
however, if they do certain checks on passports and if passport info changes (because of expiry or renewal) shouldn’t that also be considered material info to be updated to IRCC.
Thanks for the advise. I see “Passport “ is not Contact Info, so out ot scope from that standpoint.
however, if they do certain checks on passports and if passport info changes (because of expiry or renewal) shouldn’t that also be considered material info to be updated to IRCC.
Yes, they are. The average wait time for test is more than 6 months after the file goes to in progress. My friend who recently took the oath at Scarborough got to know from the officer that files are being transferred to Scarborough from other local offices including Mississauga.
Please add me to the spreadsheet:
Application Received: 2019.09.06
AOR : 2019.09.26
IP: 2019.09.26 (same day of AOR)
FP Requested: 2019.10.15
FP Received : 2019.11.06
Test Invite: waiting
Please add me to the spreadsheet:
Application Received: 2019.09.06
AOR : 2019.09.26
IP: 2019.09.26 (same day of AOR)
FP Requested: 2019.10.15
FP Received : 2019.11.06
Test Invite: waiting
Based on conversations with my friends , the folks who had less travel/trips out of Canada have received Test Invites “very” fast. My understanding Is location of residence doesn’t always determine the pace of an application processing.
Again, this is one of the factors
Based on conversations with my friends , the folks who had less travel/trips out of Canada have received Test Invites “very” fast. My understanding Is location of residence doesn’t always determine the pace of an application processing.
Again, this is one of the factors
Question is how much is much and how little is little. Is 1 much or little? How about 10? 15? No one knows. Factors are factors it may be that one served in the military while others happened to get into North Korea out of curiosity. These are all guesses. So let's speculate less and just wait and see