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Home address is the determining factor for your application processing (that determines where your application is processed). Ensure that you keep receiving the mail after move out. I wouldn't change home address to out of country; if I needed I would change from place A to B inside Canada.

The possible scenario has been already discussed above. As dpenabill indicated, you may get consideration based on the previous law which would allow citizenship who had strong attachment to Canada (with residential ties) in the case of previous applications (prior June 2015?). However, as such...

Congrats! Finally your turn is at Mumford :) April and May applicants in the spreadsheet from NS are finally done.

I don't have the official information, so I used more scientific term :) But I agree with you.

“If your application was received on or after 19th October 2017, your application has not been processed.” I have personally heard this message from IRCC since more than a week (including today). That sounds like a temporary backlog to me, however you may hear about next date in place of 19th...

Very true....exactly that's what I mean, they have scheduled three ceremonies for December and saw three of the April candidate are there. So your turn could be in next round. This year in first six month there were just about 307 applicants to get citizenship in NS compared to more than 1500 (a...

Haha....they are not faster neither slower compared to other places. ##Question about FP at RCMP..## Oh Never mind, I found the answer from your previous post about this.

You are still waiting for the oath! I read three people from April have got the invitation for 7th and 12th, probably your turn should be pretty soon, my guess is latest by January!

Nope, He was born in California (in Studio) :) @mickey_mouse there are a lot of female who got FP request (to your query in previous post). Probably it was because you did not get clearance from RCMP and they wanted further information/verification. Probably it is not random and many names with...

At the beginning I thought it was not a serious post. I even didn't check the date of original posting until I went through the current post. What a coincidence man! What a story! History repeating!?? You got a help from a poor American fellow, you got the help from Max, at least two hearts...

That is my understanding after going through the instructions. This is from the instruction guide: [If the mailing address belongs to a representative, you need to complete the Use of a Representative Form (IMM 5476) form)] I saw someone using representative in this forum, they may have real...

Check the following thread if you haven't before: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/useful-online-test-sites.512527/

To the mailing address written in the form and not to the home address (if home address is different than the mailing address). I guess you have your attorney's address as mailing address, if this is the case they should get the mail back.

Are you sure? :) :)

With TD it was no problem. I was not sure about the process at first and wrote a check of just few thousands. Once it was deposited I transferred rest by another check. It was like as if you were depositing local check. In my case I was paying taxes in Canada in my US income too so just transfer...

You may get it soon if nothing goes wrong. Every case may not be similar but don't worry about the online tracking. In my case, it took one month to get the PR card in hand by urgent processing. And in two other cases we got in process email one week before the PR card arrived. I think the PR...

If you have check from your US bank you can deposit your money by the check in Canadian Bank , and in USD if you don't want to lose the money in conversion. Whereas, by bank transfer, you will lose significant amount in conversion as you mentioned. Even you transfer USD to USD there is transfer...

Let me suggest you one thing: Apply for urgent processing of PR card. I guess as you have your political representatives and and also letter from Service Canada you should be able to get the urgent processing of PR card. Your case is so unique I never heard of any similar one before. The easiest...

Just apply for the citizenship through the Canadian Mission in your country of residence. I guess you need the birth certificate for that (assuming your dad was first generation Canadian or naturalized Canadian before your birth). The Canadian mission should inform you better in this regard...

I think the OP is real. What he was asking last year could be for another family member.