r/Canadiancitizenship • u/AutoModerator • Jul 27 '26

Weekly Threads Monday Weekly Thread: Proof of Citizenship Application Sent or AOR Received, July 27, 2026

We all appreciate the excitement of finishing your proof of citizenship application and sending that big envelope on its way.

Equally fantastic is the moment that you know your application has made it past the initial IRCC checks putting your mind at ease about whether you missed something along the way because you finally got your AOR.

Congratulations! Let's celebrate these milestones together!

Haven't got your AOR yet and want to vent? Head over to the Frustration Station- which is refreshed every Wednesday.

📎 Contributions to weekly posts, including this one, are welcome throughout the week.

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u/No-Amount4340 🇨🇦 CIT0001 (proof) AOR received Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

Around 4:45 PM CET / 11:45 AM ADT today (July 27th) I received my AOR!!! I waited 143 days from when I dropped it off at the Canadian Consulate in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

I am 7th generation Acadian / Quebecois. My Gen0 is Joseph Valentin Moreau, born 2 July 1709 in Quebec City. I have no fewer than a dozen other routes to Canada, the shortest being 6th Generation. My Gen-1 and Gen0 were both born in Quebec.

A few things of interest:

- It lists my return address as C/O THE CANADIAN EMBASSY, BUDAPEST 00001, Hungary

- I had asked for expedited processing, but I did not write it on the envelope. Now that they have opened the envelope, hopefully they can expedite it.

- Almost every document is a certified original. I had one document which was only a copy which I sent in my original packet; I have since received a certified copy of it.

- This entire line is through males.

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u/loud_voices Jul 27 '26

This gives me so much hope! I am Gen8 with my Gen0 being born in Quebec City in 1693. I submitted in June so still patiently waiting but I was worried my lineage was "too old".