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Please update spreadsheet. Application received January 16th, AOR March 11th. Changed for In Process sept 11th :)

I don't know about 2 and 3 but for the first 1 : the birth certificate is the Citizenship Certificate since the baby is citizen by birth and born in Canada. So you just need the birth certificate to get a passport

I went in Germany for 1 month while on parental. I put my normal address in canada and I also put the same job but I specified that I was on parental leave. And of course I put My travel date for my physical presence in canada.

Just received my AOR this morning by email. They received my application on Jan16th.

My application has been received and signed by TA. Just hope that I didn't forgot anything...

Sent application today, expect delivery date: 16-jan-2020

I'm in the same situation but if you already filed 3 year of income tax (2016-2017-2018) you're good to go

We will send my wife's application on Jan-10. 1206 days of physical presence and she apply from Yellowknife, NT

The title say everything; In 2017 we went to visit my wife's family in Thailand and because she's thai citizen they didn't put an entry stamp in her passport but we kept the original boarding pass plus in my passport I have the entry stamp showing the same date as the boarding pass. Is it good...

imm008 is the forms for PR application, it's not what you need. You need CIT002 to aplly for citizenship.

Hi, we are putting together my wife application for citizenship and I have 2 questions so far? 1) About police certificate; They ask if she lived outside Canada more than 183 days in the last 4 years. The answer is yes but it was before she become PR. And we provided that police certificate whil...

Until she is a permanent resident you won't be allowed to claim any benefit. And when she'll land in Canada you'll be allowed to claim the benefit only for the time after she got her PR status.

You can add her on your tax report as a non-resident but you won't be allowed to claim any benefit neither as dependant or that you support her. The only benefit would be telling CRA that you are Married.

Just be patient ;) you'll be with your wife soon enough

If your wife didn't had an interview it's likely that your application has been approved then don't worry, she will receive her ppr soon. If she attended an interview it can goes either side.

I did for my wife. She legally changed her first name(We provided document) And we also put her nickname because she is using mainly her nickname.

Just to add on what you're saying. My sister-in-law has dual citizenship from thailand(born) and german (naturalized)

You have to look on their website. But by experience (my wife flew from Thailand) You want to avoid USA because you will need a transit visa. Europe would be a good choice for transit, you won't need transit visa if you have a valid visa for your final destination and if you stay on the...

If he is on student visa he will pay international fees but if he waits to be PR he'll pay resident fees plus be eligible to goverment help like student loan.

When you're a PR in Canada you can go live wherever you want in Canada, even in Quebec. But if you plan to land in Quebec you have to ask for CSQ from the government of Quebec