-=Robert=-

mizadi,

you are in florida and you cannot apply for canadian citizenship if
you are not permanently residing here - in this circumstances it
really doesn't matter "which place in Canada has the shortest
processing time"

all application go to cpc in sydney nova scotia anyway and then after
initial processing files are forwarded to the cic office closest to
your residential address



On Sun, 29 Dec 2002 03:50:10 +0000, mizadi
wrote:

    >Originally posted by Trikky
    >> Time line is good...submitted my application in April, tested in early
    >> September, doing my oath mid November. Just thought I'd share that so
    >> people know for their own reference.
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    >> Trikky T; Vancouver, B.C. Canada
    >> Remove UPPERCASE letters from Email address to reply.
    >Hi Trikky,
    >Thanks for your information. I would like to know
    >which place in Canada has the shortest processing time? In your case in
    >Vancouver it takes about 5 months, is this correct?
    >Thanks,
    >Monir

Trikky

G'day, all! In a recent article, mizadi ([email protected]) said:

    > Thanks for your information. I would like to know
    > which place in Canada has the shortest processing time? In your case in
    > Vancouver it takes about 5 months, is this correct?

More like 7...

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Trikky T; Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Remove UPPERCASE letters from Email address to reply.

trecomania

Congrats Trikky,

1. Does anyone know if calling the CIC to check on the status of your application affects the processing time of your application ?

2. What happens if you move while you have already applied for Citizenship. Does notifying CIC of change of address delays your application in any sense (If you are altogether moving to a different town but nearby)?

3. When you call the CIC, and talk about Citizenship application, Are you tyalking to the Sydney guys or your local CIC in town ?

Can someone elaborate.

Thanks