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Use the email address that sent your test invitation.

Unfortunately, you can't book an appointment by yourself, an agent will call you. You could also try going in without an appointment. Arrive at the office at about 30 minutes before opening time. Someone on this forum was able to submit his application this way.

A lot of people have had results using the 'delicate and appealing' tone, including someone I know personally. Try to appeal to the reader's emotions. You might feel like it is their job and they have to do it, but until there is real transparency and accountability, there is not much you can...

1. Yes. If you are submitting a photocopy, your guarantor has to sign. 2. If you are presenting the original at your in-person appointment, your guarantor does not need to sign anything. 3. If you are submitting in person, just present the original. It will be returned you at the appointment...

Yes. Just give yourself enough time to make sure you have the certificate by the appointment date. They do not ask if you already have your certificate.

Not tried a walk-in, but yesterday I got a call in response to my online booking request. On Sunday, I had tried to book an appointment at the Toronto Passport office. The rep said that only urgent requests can be attended to at the passport office and since my request is not urgent I would be...

I suggest you give it a few days before contacting IRCC.

A friend of mine got DM in November 2021 and had been waiting to get scheduled for Oath since then. I suggested that she send an email to Scarborough office, as doing same had helped some people get scheduled for Oath faster in the past. She sent the email on March 5, and yesterday (March 8) she...

I have my oath ceremony on March 22 as well. I am not bothered. I will get bothered if I don't get my email invite by March 19.

Yes.

It is possible. If submitting in person, you have to be eligible to submit on behalf of the applicant and show a proof of identification. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-passports/help-centre/apply.html#submit

It's different in this case, because although she took the test, she did not use it in her immigration application.

No, but this is a great idea!

Original poster does not need to do anything, as information on family composition is not required for citizenship application.

A LOT of people would appreciate a date like this, especially those who have left Canada.

You could, there's no harm in doing this.

I don't think this will cause a problem. I don't believe they verify this particular piece of information, even if they do, they would probably assume it to be a typo. For your own piece of mind, you could call the passport office a few (maybe 3) weeks after submission to find out how it is...

For now, it is possible to take the citizenship test outside of Canada.

No, you do not need to include the addresses of the hotels you stayed in while in the USA. It has even stated that you do not need to include addresses of places you stayed during short tris like vacations, etc. You may or may not declare your B1 visa status. I did not declare mine and had not...

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