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No. I remembered all my addresses. Even the ones where I didn't sign a lease.

Then put “refer to letter of explanation” in the form where the gap is, instead of the address.

Not at all in the case you describe.

whatever you answered in your application forms Originals of whatever you submitted for your application the interview is basically verification of your answers and documents

Does she have travel plans soon? If she does not, it doesn't matter if her PR card expires.

I’m aware of reacquisition. I was referring to the “surrender the passport within 2 years or else there’s a late fee” part. Can you find that online? First time I’d ever heard of it, although I did hear from an acquaintance they needed to wait 2 years to reacquire Filipino citizenship. To stay...

Lol. Is that person trying to scam you

I'm not ponga and I corrected my post

I don't understand the point of what you are planning to do either. Why not just leave?

Then write your residence at the time.

Relative had theirs a few weeks ago. Started 40 minutes after the scheduled time to get everyone settled in. Only one guest per participant allowed inside. Screaming baby all ceremony. Photo op with the judge. They got a hard copy of the citizenship certificate right away but were told they...

Yep, that’s all fine. Always use the “strongest” passport for the country you’re entering. Got told this by a bad-ass career diplomat, one of the most remarkable people I’ve ever met.

Marriage and spousal sponsorship is much, much easier. Assuming that's what you mean, provided your girlfriend has some form of permanent status in Canada. If you're going to do the student visa route, you better have a lot of money.

The IRCC application wizard is wonky. It is by no means legally binding. It’s just a way to streamline application types but it can be confusing if you have an atypical case. What your university representative is telling you is fine, just to get straight to the eTA application.

They don't care to receive your updated passport in advance. You can simply show the renewed docs if you are called for an interview or at the oath.

The primary applicant's eCOPR has to be validated first before you can arrive in Canada. He should contact IRCC to get the link. The answer is no, you cannot land in Canada before he receives the link.

Who is the primary applicant? If you are, you can land first. If it is your husband, he has to follow up and get his eCOPR before you land.

If you declare this internship in your personal history section, is it obvious to IRCC that it is unpaid? I don't think so. I don't think they verify these things with CRA either. Kind of a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation.

Know someone with an in person oath scheduled in Scarborough next week. Hopefully they’ll issue the certificate on the spot.