Citizenship time line
#62
Re: Citizenship time line
http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2...p_process.html
I'm not sure why it would take so long to process one though.
I'm not sure why it would take so long to process one though.
#63
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Location: Toronto
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Re: Citizenship time line
It's not such a big deal so long as you're planning on staying in Canada for the long term although I take the point about not being to vote. I can see why people with passports from places like Iran who have no intention of ever going back other than for a holiday would be much more animated about it though. I once went through US immigration with a British guy who had been born in Iran and moved to the UK when he was a baby. They took him aside and gave him the 3rd degree for 4 hours before letting him in just on the basis of his passport having Tehran as his place of birth. I can't begin to imagine what it must be like trying it with a full blown Iranian passport!
#64
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Re: Citizenship time line
Gotta love the irony of telling the inventors of the English language to learn English.
#66
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Re: Citizenship time line
I've met British citizens who didn't speak much in the way of English. It doesn't seem unreasonable to me that Canada would ask for some sort of proof. It's not like you have to jump through a whole load of hoops after all, a copy of your A-level certificate(s) seems to be sufficient and, according to the nice lady from the CIC call centre I talked to, a degree certificate for any subject taught in English from a UK university is certainly adequate proof.
#67
Re: Citizenship time line
I've met British citizens who didn't speak much in the way of English. It doesn't seem unreasonable to me that Canada would ask for some sort of proof. It's not like you have to jump through a whole load of hoops after all, a copy of your A-level certificate(s) seems to be sufficient and, according to the nice lady from the CIC call centre I talked to, a degree certificate for any subject taught in English from a UK university is certainly adequate proof.
#71
Re: Citizenship time line
So went today Dec 20th, and sat the test, then after had a short interview and passport stamp checks and now all done bar the swearing.
The employees at Mississauga were very polite and very organised. I got the results of my test, a pass no errors, and the date and a form for the ceremony on Jan 2, 2014.
The employees at Mississauga were very polite and very organised. I got the results of my test, a pass no errors, and the date and a form for the ceremony on Jan 2, 2014.
#72
Re: Citizenship time line
So went today Dec 20th, and sat the test, then after had a short interview and passport stamp checks and now all done bar the swearing.
The employees at Mississauga were very polite and very organised. I got the results of my test, a pass no errors, and the date and a form for the ceremony on Jan 2, 2014.
The employees at Mississauga were very polite and very organised. I got the results of my test, a pass no errors, and the date and a form for the ceremony on Jan 2, 2014.
Probably.
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#74
Re: Citizenship time line
So went today Dec 20th, and sat the test, then after had a short interview and passport stamp checks and now all done bar the swearing.
The employees at Mississauga were very polite and very organised. I got the results of my test, a pass no errors, and the date and a form for the ceremony on Jan 2, 2014.
The employees at Mississauga were very polite and very organised. I got the results of my test, a pass no errors, and the date and a form for the ceremony on Jan 2, 2014.
Did you show them any of your videos?