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That's great news. Congrats!

Sorry for the bad news regarding your daughter. Best wishes for her recovery. Also, this is probably just an automatic mail you can ignore. They received your message but have not acted on it yet. Having missed her first ceremony, she will be rescheduled once. This is standard IRCC policy. The...

The best thing to do is to get a lawyer. There's obviously a risk you lose your PR since you may have reavailed yourself by going many times to your home country... Also, have a look at this long thread, it should be informative ...

Yeah it's normal. Theres nothing to assess in the kid's application except that the parent becomes a citizen. The application will go straight from AOR to oath invitation at the same time as yours.

Studying in Canada is a very strong indicator you were in Canada, and a very easy one to prove if you have to. It's absolutely not a reason to worry in itself.

None of these should be issues as they happened after your eligibility period.

The PCC is usually only needed for before your application, but IRCC can ask for any document at any time if they feel the need. So, maybe they ask for it, maybe they don't, we can't say... Also, IRCC doesn't really care about your work situation, that shouldn't be a problem. Bring with you the...

Yeah thanks. For some reason I always invert the C and G in GCMS :)

Does paying more also mean buying a flight ticket or taking a hotel reservation in US? The fastest one only applies in case of emergency, it's not available if you "just" want to get your passport asap. Also, both urgent and express application are only available in person... The decision...

No need to give details about your issue here. The ATIP allows you to access your data from a federal agency, so just ask for your CGMS notes (CGMS is the internal IRCC tool) and you'll get everything that was done on your application. Also, it's 5$ if you ask through the Access to information...

If your physical presence is "in progress", it means that not receiving the AOR was some kind of bug, but your application has definitely been entered to the system, else you wouldn't even access the tracker. Forget the AOR, it's useless now... What matters is that you can receive the other...

IRCC doesn't care about your vacations. Only list stuff where you had a "meaningful" immigration status. The visitor status there would be applicable to, say, a 6 months stay in a country, not the 2 weeks or 1 month vacation you usually have.

If you google "Canadian passport" the first result from the official website asks you how you wanna apply... In person or by mail.

For the question "should I...?" the answer is given by the official website here : https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-passports/travel-documents-references-guarantors.html#declaration What you end up doing is up to you.

People who don't know you can't answer this for you. You're the one who knows your work or study history.

There was a huge blowback after it was announced, both from Conservative politicians and pundits. There's a possibility Liberals, who are already quite low in the polls, quietly shelved this to avoid further scandal. And if Poilievre becomes our next PM, we can simply forget about it. So yeah, I...

You don't really need an explanation letter here. It's kinda overkill. Just pick one of the 4 parts of UK and move on.

Well, we can agree on the quotation marks for the word friends if they're not even willing to do something as simple as that that will cost them absolutely nothing. But for the overwhelming majority of passport applicants, including naturalized Canadians, getting those 3 people isn't a problem...

1) I'm just giving POTENTIAL possibilities. They may or may not apply to you... It's just a way to say that the people you're looking for don't need to be close to you. Acquintances fit the bill. 2) References don't need to have the Canadian citizenship. So your neighbors can do it. My message...

It can even be someone working in your go-to-shops, public libraries, a church-goer (or other religious building) you see often, the teacher of your kid, or simply a neighbor or ex-neighbor, or even someone you only know on social media. Some people you barely know may be OK with being added to...