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As a Canadian business person, let me assure you that it is entirely possible for OP to own a company and be paid by that company and not be issued a T4. Example 1: OP receives no salary or wage from the company, but receives loan payments, because OP capitalized the company by lending it...

Not enough time has passed for OP to have received a response from their RQ submission. It could be a year or more before they learn the outcome. The RQ is interested in T4's of OP's income, not the T4's issued by OP to their employees. (Submitting OP's employee's T4's to IRCC is likely a...

Yes, it appears to be just an updated version of CIT0171.

The questions are enumerated in such a way, with ample explanation, so that someone without property, for example, would know they were not required to provide those submissions. The same goes for other questions. I'm afraid, in my rush to brevity, I did not make that clear.

Is the form arranged in a way which specifies which particular items the applicant is asked to submit? Yes Is the form arranged for the applicant to check-off which items are submitted? Yes Did the form or other parts of what you received ask you to provide information -- such as to fill out...

Included in the request for additional evidence, we received an Information regarding the reference person form. It requires that the reference: Must be able to answer questions regarding your activities in Canada as well as general questions about you: such as work, study, housing, sports...

I am sorry, I misunderstood "IP". I received the RQ after the status changed to "In Process". Sorry for the confusion -- my bad.

There are issues that may have resulted in higher scrutiny.

Let's not confuse our love for an independent Canada with the prospects of winning a military or economic pissing contest with our southern neighbour.

Are you counting on the naval might of the British Empire to preserve Canadian independence?

RQ was received weeks after the status changed to "In Process". RQ was received via mail (RQs are never sent via email).

I believe that being a U.S. citizen does not heighten the chances of receiving an RQ. However, having lots of trips to the U.S. would heighten such scrutiny, which is understandable, as IRCC is concerned with the applicant meeting the presence requirements. It would be economic suicide for...

"In Process"

After AOR and before IP.

No, the applicant is not a U.S. citizen.

It is possible to receive multiple RQs during the citizenship application process.

We received a random "Quality Assurance Exercise And Request For Additional Evidence", even though there have been no trips abroad since landing. CIT0205 (11-2017) E - Physical Presence Questionnaire - Quality Assurance Exercise, which is far more in depth than the CIT0171 (07-2014) E. In...

My concern was with incomplete CRA tax filing requirements. "Resident for tax purposes" is not simply a matter of time spent in Canada, but can also include non obvious criteria. A PR who earns a significant enough income and who fails to be resident in any jurisdiction for tax purposes, for...

Was her "primary residence" in Canada (even if she was resident for less than half a year)? If so, and she earned income (whether in Canada our outside Canada), she may be required to file taxes with CRA.

Your sister likely would have to file taxes for years in which she was a PR and owned a home or a business in Canada. She may also be considered a tax resident for those years she was a PR and her spouse lived in Canada.