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I would think that it would be best to check first with your lawyer who was representing you throughout the PR application and seek guidance on the best course of action.

If they are running some checks on the address history and found a discrepancy, they may get back to you to clarify the reason for this discrepancy. I think it would be better to include in a letter of explanation.

Bullet point number 2 lets you download the application

If I were in your shoes, I would not provide explanation to something that is not part of the application and was not asked for, unless an officer asks for explanation further to refused visas

you can use the physical presence calculator to determine if the physical presence eligibility is met

1. 1. Yes you should include all days that you were out of Canada. you can use the physical presence calculator https://eservices.cic.gc.ca/rescalc/resCalcStartNew.do?lang=en 2.As per your statement, you have been PR at the start date of the 5 year eligibility period. Stating that you were...

Congratulations. There has been a significant backlog due to COVID-19. Hopefully you would hear progress soon. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html You can also add your timeline and track other timelines using the...

You can do that through submitting a web form. please check the below link: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=043&top=4 If you submit now, it would be an extra step to change the address. If you submit after you move, then you would not need to go through that step...

You can refer to the below thread which has comprehensive step-by-step information that is very organized and useful https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/application-for-canadian-citizenship-a-comprehensive-guide.687393/ After you submit your application, do...

You can also add your case to https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/citizenship-tracker and update it as it progresses

Agree with the members. please update the tracker so that we can be able to get a guesstimate about the status for application processing. Any member can add their case and update it

I do not think it would matter that much as long as it is the certificate is for the person in the application. As per the guide, you can, even, submit an expired Language Assessment that you used for PR application as part of your citizenship application.

F:\Canada\US petition\02-Affidavit\PaystubsF:\Canada\US petition\02-Affidavit\Paystubs As stated in the application The police certificate must either have been issued: After the last time you were in that country or territory; or No more than 6 months before the date you sign your...

It now seems to take a couple of months to reflect AOR due to the delays and backlog. You can add your case dates and update it using the link below if you would like

I remember reading on one of the threads that someone got the application back for that reason and had to fix and re-submit

It is a requirement as indicated in the link below https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/citizenship-application-photograph-specifications.html

Yes you can as per the link below. If you need to leave Canada and want to stay eligible for Canadian citizenship, you must: make sure that you live in Canada long enough to keep your Permanent Resident (PR) status be a permanent resident (when you apply) not lose PR status before you take...

Yes. You can refer to the post by rajkamalmohanram for a comprehensive procedure https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/application-for-canadian-citizenship-a-comprehensive-guide.687393/

It does not follow a certain rule. Every case in unique. You could check the below tracker and open some of the cases to check what is the timeline taken to progress through Background Checks...

I came across the below response posted on IRCC official twitter account back in 14-Jul-2020 that stated "IRCC is reviewing operations and considering options for resumption of services which could include online citizenship tests" A silver lining during these times of delays and backlogs. Link...