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That's really fast! Congratulations to your friend.

goodman36, All people that have responded have good intentions but max they can do is speculate and NOT predict. Honestly no one is in a position to judge what will CIC treat this as. I think you should sign on Option 1 and take your chances. If you sign on Option 2, you will, by default, fall...

At this point don't get stuck with the expense on the exam - just pick one and take it and pass it. $100 here and there will not matter in the longer run.... just my 2 cents I personally found CELPIP-LS to be very doable within the limited timeframe I had and I think anybody with basic...

Better yet take the CELPIP-LS. Its a one hour test and if you are even kinda OK! with English speaking and listening, you should be able to pass. I do highly recommend that you do also buy couple of practice tests once you sign up for CELPIP-LS. Sign up ASAP as this test is popular for...

Take the CELPIP-LS. Its a one hour test and if you are even ok with English speaking and listening, you should be ok. I do highly recommend that you do also buy couple of practice tests once you sign up for CELPIP-LS. Sign up ASAP as this test is popular for citizenship...

Just trying to help - One of the tips CELPIP gives you for the test is that you should take notes. I am good at english myself but I did take notes during the exam. The topics, especially the lengthy 5 min conversations tend to be about absolutely anything - news, biology, eco-recycling...

Thanks Dan11. Any second opinion on this one: 2. Fee Receipt I am making a family application. Under client id & date of birth, should I include the info for all applicants of just the person that is paying the fees on behalf of the whole family? Thanks Plus

1. Biographical page of passport(s)/travel document(s) Does this include the copies of the visas previously issued for Canada or other countries or is it just the page with your photo and other personal info? 2. Fee Receipt I am making a family application. Under client id & date of birth...

Thats awesome and super fast torontoguy! Congratulations and enjoy now!! Plus

Here is what the cic website says: Both pieces of identification should show your name and date of birth, one of which must have your photo on it. Examples include: a Canadian driver’s licence a Canadian health insurance card a copy of the biographical page of your passport/travel document...

yes Goldline, I did declare my income in my country of origin. Why? does it matter? Thanks Plus

how much should be the margin? if you have only traveled once outside the country?

I was working in my country of origin - what else could I state besides this? Yes I do have my tax returns and other information and my spouse was with me but can you guide me more on the reason I state in 400 characters? Thanks Plus

ok one more - I paid my fees 3 weeks in advance of becoming eligible, is that ok? I mean if I become eligible on March 1, I paid the CIC fees on Feb 7 to avoid last minute errors and delays. Is this ok? Thanks Plus

Thanks thecoolguysam & prashr & all that responded. I will mention this info on the receipt.

Thanks Heisenberg & Dav But where do I get my client -id number?

Hello, Small question regarding CIC fee receipt: I received an email with the receipt from fee paid to CIC. It has blank spaces for date of birth, address, phone number etc information. Do I have to fill up that information before I send off my application? - or - just print the receipt as is...

ms - see quote from CIC website For British Columbia (BC): If you received British Columbia’s English Language Services for Adults (ELSA) training in 2008 or 2009, an ELSA certificate confirming language level CLB 4 or higher in listening and speaking. (Please note that certificates were not...

Thanks gst for the additional notes on the Check list

awesome kumbu, you explained it well Thanks Plus