There is no set-in-stone timeframe by which IRCC works by... their website says that they aim to have application packages processed within 6 months but that is not a guarantee. Each application is unique and as such no definite time frame can be specified.
It's roughly been 5 months since yo submitted your application... since February 3, there have been 5 federal public holidays where all federal government offices are closed, so you must take those non-work days into account as well.
Since it's so close to 6 months since you submitted your documents, you could probably send them an inquiry email to see what the current status is of your application.
They won't tell you if the application has been approved or not (I am Canadian born, living in the UK and the Citizenship office wouldn't tell me if my UK born daughter's citizenship application was approved when I inquired... they acknowledged that I had applied and that a decision was pending but beyond that, no other information was disclosed); they will probably be able to tell you if the application has been decided or not.
Good luck to you.
It's roughly been 5 months since yo submitted your application... since February 3, there have been 5 federal public holidays where all federal government offices are closed, so you must take those non-work days into account as well.
Since it's so close to 6 months since you submitted your documents, you could probably send them an inquiry email to see what the current status is of your application.
They won't tell you if the application has been approved or not (I am Canadian born, living in the UK and the Citizenship office wouldn't tell me if my UK born daughter's citizenship application was approved when I inquired... they acknowledged that I had applied and that a decision was pending but beyond that, no other information was disclosed); they will probably be able to tell you if the application has been decided or not.
Good luck to you.
