Canadian Citizenship Oath Ceremony Online 

Good to know that it helps! Yes, ikaw na pud sunod!! aja!! 🥰

i wonder kung pwd cp gamiton sa oath taking? @@iamjerose-oldchannel

Wow! Congrats!

Enjoy ! congratulations!

Congratulations!!

@@iamjerose-oldchannel tank u 😍 Oattaking na on JULY 😍

Thank you Lian :)

@@iamjerose-oldchannel​​⁠ My degree certificate is in english but it doesn’t say that the education is in english . Is it ok to upload it as language proof for citizenship

Congratulations Andrea! The entire ceremony will last for about 1.5 to 2 hrs.. that includes the waiting time in between registration and the official oath taking ceremony!!

@@iamjerose-oldchannel Thank you so much for responding!! ❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

thank you!

Congratulations!!

Hello! In my case, about 3-4 months.

I gave citizenship test in Jan this year and still waiting fr OATH 😞

@@jkinsvu oh.. My husband too.. He had his test in May, and until now he’s still waiting for his oath schedule.

oh okay..@@iamjerose-oldchannel

yes! log-in 10 min before 8:30am. you should be fine

@@iamjerose-oldchannel thanks!!

Congratulations….I have question, I got invitation for oath ceremony for next week but I don’t see a link to click…just Zoom ID and Passcode…do i need to email them back and ask about the link.?

@@MarjorieSchwark-wi3oh hi. you can go to zoom and log-in using the zoom id and passcode they provided.

Ok thank you😊

hello! do you mean mean e certificate for citizenship? No. there is no option for that. they will mail you the hardcopy of the certificate

@iamjerose ohk got you, thanks !! How long did it take to arrive ?

@@jvskalyanMy ceremony is on Friday and as my instructions state yes there is an option for e-certs. The officer will even ask you which option you would prefer. You would receive the e-cert within 2-5 days after your ceremony once you have sent them the email with your signed oath form. It will be explained in your instructions of your invitation.

@reneexo8082 that's good to know, thank you so much !! Good luck and Hearty Congratulations btw!!

@@jvskalyan i got mine within a week after the ceremony.

Hi. Yes, before the start of the ceremony, they will confirm your residence and where to send the certificate. I wasn’t given the option for an e-certificate but I know some were given.

I didn’t show my record of landing during the ceremony only the PR Card.

Because you won’t have your canadian passport, and you would have cut your PR already. You won’t have any travel document as a Canadian.

i think around 1.5 to 2 hrs. actual ceremony is around 30 minutes only. there’ll be waiting time for the registration

thank you ❤

thanks!

Hello. No paperworks to be uploaded or signed before the ceremony.

@@iamjerose-oldchannel Appreciated your response

hi ! it works fine for me, the quality is not that good, but it’s fine:)

@iamjerose when they ask for ID verification, do they need to look at the ID picture or the name as well, cause my camera doesnt show a clear name

@@doaaosman4908 they have to look at the picture and name I guess. you have to show them your PR ID on the camera. they have to make sure it’s you.

P.S. Congratulations and thank you so much for posting this. I'm so nervous that I will show up with too many documents scattered all around or not the right ones. So you had only pen, paper, camera, drivers license and Permanent Res card and scissors?? That is all we need besides a Bible if we choose for the oath? Am I forgetting anything? I've been a ball of nerves trying to figure all this out. Thank you so much! Oh and guess what? I went to google and found more than one version of the Anthem lyrics so I feel I may have printed out the wrong ones. (Sigh) I'm so excited I could faint. I just want to do it all correctly.

Hi. Yes, for the oath ceremony, you will repeat after the judge. For the document, there will be instruction how to sign them. During my time, I signed the document after the ceremony and emailed the signed document to them. As to how to sign the document, there is also an instruction how to on the first page I believe. What I did is, I signed mg sinature in a blank paper, took a photo of my signature, and then you can affix the photo of your signature onto the document through pdf. I didn’t print the document nor faxed it to them. I signed as I described above and emailed it to them. They will also give an instruction what to put in the subject email during the ceremony. don’t worry so much, you got this. just be present in the ceremony, prepare your PR card and scissors, and other ID for identification purposes and that’s it.. you can also raise your questions or any clarifications that you need during the ceremony.

Yep!! you got it all right! don’t worry about the anthem lyrics, you will sing all together both the English and French version.. there might be slight difference in the lyrics that you may have found, but it’s not a big deal :) don’t worry!! and congratulations on your citizenship in advance!! 🎉🥂

OM GOSH! You're an Angel for getting back to me and so fast. You are helping so many people here Thank you so very much. You're bringing me peace and faster info than I could ever get on the .gov web pages. @@iamjerose-oldchannel Thank you so VERY much!

Thank you again!! You've been a big blessing for me tonight. @@iamjerose-oldchannel

No I wasn’t offered an e certificate. I researched about it last night and it seems like not everyone are offered the option for e-certificate.

Hello! They would have emailed you the things that you need to prepare for your virtual oath ceremony. It's included in the email invitaiton. During my oath taking ceremony, I prepared my PR card and scissors and my driver's license. I prepared a copy of the oath and anthem in my phone as well. I also prepared pen and paper in case I needed to write something.

Hello! I have another video about our timeline.. it’s different for everybody but it might help you to get an idea.

@@iamjerose-oldchannel Thank you very much for not ignoring my question

Hi Rysa. In the email that they sent you, we’re you given an option to avail the e-cert? If they did, there should be a guide or steps in the email. If it’s not mentioned in the email, maybe you are not included in the random selection for e-cert. either way, you can ask your registration officer about it during the ceremony.

@@iamjerose-oldchannel Yes, they sent it to my e-mail as a pdf, I saw it now. )Well, I need to send them an e-mail within 2 days after the ceremony stating that my preference is e-certificate, right?

mine is on monday hehe

Hi Navi. You can fill out that form that they emailed you prior to your ceremony, then after the ceremony, you can sign it and email it back to them. The registration officer will give you instructions during video call before you start with the oath taking

@@iamjerose-oldchannel we need to make a PDF with digital signature or can print sheet and scan that to send them?

@@navisharma8932 you can do either of the two option.

sure! I’ll make a video of my timeline.

yes. it’s okay. I didn’t have one

Hello! about 1 year po from citizen application.

@iamjerose Thank u po sis..How about ung time ng oath taking ceremony? Ilang oras from the time na naglog in ka sa zoom?

about 1 hour po

@@iamjerose-oldchannel oh salamat sis Kala ko aabutin ng 2hrs, eh baka ma-late me ng sundo sa mga kids ko

@@iamjerose-oldchannel may nakita me na comment u 1.5-2hrs , so mga 1hr tlaga?

hi. you can check out www.cic.gc.ca

they will ask a photo ID, such as your driver’s license.

Hello! About 1-2 hrs including waiting time.

@@iamjerose-oldchannel thank you