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Actually, if you are a permanent resident of Canadian citizen you don't put yourself there. You (the principal applicant) must fill out this form for yourself and on behalf of any of your family members 18 years of age or older who are not already Canadian citizens or permanent residents.

Signatures are not needed there.

It's ok. You can check your document checklist section 'sponsor' and under 5 you will see the answer regarding the birth certificates.

Yes, you are good to go.

Unless you are sponsoring your grandparents you don't need to submit your parents birth certificate.What you need is just yours to prove your relationship to your parents.

Even one day matters.

Just one.

If she is over 22 then no.

Hi all, a friend of mine December applicant has received his oath invitation right now on July 1st (Halifax NS)

You can go with no translation and if the agent asks to provide one, you can do it later if not you will save $70.

Hi, everything depends on the agents. They sometimes ask for the translation sometimes don't.

Hi, everything depends on the number of applicants in a region. More of them means longer waiting time. Although if an applicant comes from a long distance, he/she is usually given the same day(test/oath) option. There are also exceptions that have their own path though.

Hi, no physical presence calculator. Just original documents e.g. passport, PR card, CoPR, language proof document, identification documents (driver licence or your health card etc.).

Hi, not necessarily. You can apply for the passport as soon as your ECAS status shows 'Complete' which sometimes changes next day after the oath.

Hi, for a single applicant the 'Birth Certificate' is not needed. Also 'Employment Letter' is not needed. What you mean about "Home Country Documentation?

Hi, the COPR is asked to bring to the oath ceremony no to the test and interview.

Hi, yes, you'll get an email with a PDF attachment.

Hi, write an explanation letter where you can include your calculations apologize and hope the agent will not take your mistake as a misrepresentation. If the agent is going to be satisfied with your explanation withdraw and apply again in case you have required number of days spent in Canada...

Hi, correct. The oaths are planned and you are in queue until your turn comes. It can take 2 weeks, but sometimes 1,2,3 or more months.

Hi, you don't need to update the CIC with your employment status.