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Why, thank you very much.

That's some of the nicest stuff anyone has said to me on VJ in a while.

Girl, you're married to a member of the Commonwealth brotherhood! Of course you're welcome to be a part of our forum! :thumbs:

Who's hiding her honourary badge?!

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Why, thank you very much.

That's some of the nicest stuff anyone has said to me on VJ in a while.

Girl, you're married to a member of the Commonwealth brotherhood! Of course you're welcome to be a part of our forum! :thumbs:

Who's hiding her honourary badge?!

I think there's a test first. :unsure:

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I think you should just give her her honourary badge - we've already given her the answers to the test questions (VBG) - what is "Tim Horton's"? and "what is the correct way to spell "Honourary"? :D

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Cassie Mentor

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Why, thank you very much.

That's some of the nicest stuff anyone has said to me on VJ in a while.

Girl, you're married to a member of the Commonwealth brotherhood! Of course you're welcome to be a part of our forum! :thumbs:

Who's hiding her honourary badge?!

I think there's a test first. :unsure:

oops, must have missed the internal memo!

I think you should just give her her honourary badge - we've already given her the answers to the test questions (VBG) - what is "Tim Horton's"? and "what is the correct way to spell "Honourary"? :D

LOL

*Cheryl -- Nova Scotia ....... Jerry -- Oklahoma*

Jan 17, 2014 N-400 submitted

Jan 27, 2014 NOA received and cheque cashed

Feb 13, 2014 Biometrics scheduled

Nov 7, 2014 NOA received and interview scheduled


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I think you should just give her her honourary badge - we've already given her the answers to the test questions (VBG) - what is "Tim Horton's"? and "what is the correct way to spell "Honourary"? :D

:lol:

Now the question is does one spell the "Canadian way" or the "American way" when they get jobs and or write letters. (i.e., the cheque is in the mail) :lol:

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2011 June 13 - Rec'd yellow letter (no change in status online)

2011 June 23 - Rec'd text that my case has been scheduled for interview

2011 August 1 - Interview (rec'd via snail mail June 27) PASSED

2011 August 3 - Rec'd email that my case has been scheduled for Oath

2011 September 1 - Oath ceremony (rec'd snail mail Aug 5)

2011 September 1 - All done, yeah.

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Krikit Grand Master

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Now the question is does one spell the "Canadian way" or the "American way" when they get jobs and or write letters. (i.e., the cheque is in the mail) :lol:

I know! :lol: I find myself stopping mid-cheque.... backspace backspace backspace.... mid-check. Sometimes I think "screw it" and write things the British-Canadian way. Other times I think..... they're not going to know what this means, or, even worse, they're going to think I can't spell!!! :o

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I think you should just give her her honourary badge - we've already given her the answers to the test questions (VBG) - what is "Tim Horton's"? and "what is the correct way to spell "Honourary"? :D

:lol:

Now the question is does one spell the "Canadian way" or the "American way" when they get jobs and or write letters. (i.e., the cheque is in the mail) :lol:

well, it depends on whom I am writing it for . . . if I am writing on behalf of myself, then I spell it correctly (Canadian); if I am writing it on behalf of my husband or my employer, I spell it for the expected audience - Big Sigh - Americans:-). It is so useful to be ambi-lingual!

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