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Yes, it is just port, entry date, and exit date that have to be translated. The companies that do such know that, so it should not be an issue if just one sends the pages.

All pages that are not in English or French have to translated, but it is not a matter of doing all of what you mention above for each individual page. Rather, with the right organization, it is enough to have the translations along with a single "certification". With a total of 10 stamps...

You and the OP should start using your heads. The OP wanted to know if using a foreign passport for ID was fine when applying for a Canadian passport. I told him it was; I know that because I had done it. And it worked worked because the government of Canada says it is sufficient. What's...

Foreign passport is fine. That is what I submitted.

Which do *you* think is better? Use some common sense. :-)

Go to your old address, and pick up the card.

The law states that an applicant who satisfies the requirements for citizenship must be granted citizenship. That's it. The extra requirements are yours, not the IRCC's. I applied for citizenship for convenience and a second passport. If fact as soon as I applied I left the country and...

And you will notice that Physical Presence is checked separately and has nothing with the Test. It is Physical Presence that is at issue here as the OP made clear. Has your guy got that box cleared?

You can always send it from anywhere; just put it in an envelope and mail it. That is not a problem. The question is how one deals with the points that have already been raised in this thread.

At the time of the oath, ask the officer handling your case to confirm the address on file. If it is not, give them at that time the address to which you want the certificate sent. If you wish to be double-sure, include an appropriate note with the documents you mail in after the oath.

Review @blusami posts on this thread.

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That's what the lawyer I got did. Paid $800 to have a "demand letter" written. Things got moving, and I became a citizen 2 months after the letter was written. Same lawyer that @blusami used (see earlier posts on this thread).

Not true. Many people are asked for fingerprints when they have not been outside the country.

I am also confused. You wrote that the test status section had been updated to completed. You then asked if that means the section has been completed.

This is not a matter that would affect any part of your citizenship application. The reasons for which your citizenship application can be affected are very few and are strictly specified in the law. Just to give you an example more serious than yours: My citizenship was granted while I was...

You wrote: "I took my citizenship test and my citizenship test status section on my application has been updated to completed. Does that mean I don't have to take the test again and this section has been completed?". Obviously the test status section being updated to completed does not mean...

If everything is completed, then you have to take the test again. But if it says "in progress" or "not started", then it means everything is completed (done), and you do not have to take the test again.

If your kids were included in the application, then they also have to be present for the oath.

one device is enough