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Having a valid PR card upon application isn't necessary. I became Canadian on an expired PR card. But,I've always had a valid passport because it's a form of ID for me.

I submitted my son's,as well as my daughter's (she's Canadian) report cards of all inclusive years. I gave everything,documents wise,they've asked for that is applicable to me. I was apprehensive about sending just the report cards, and had even a back up plan of asking for other school records...

1. Do as most of us did....read the Discover Canada study guide 3-4 times.....believe me on your 3rd reread,the dates would be easy to remember. You can also do the online practice tests. Some of the questions there comes close to the real questions on the real test. 2. Yes,it's easy. Multiple...

nope...no RQ,no fingerprint request,no additional docs asked. My test was 20/20,my interview went well (less than 5 mins)....IRCC officer even asked me about the gap in my passports.... I replied and explained it to her, she wrote it down. Then congratulated me and said oath will be within 2-4...

You don’t need a valid PR card to apply for citizenship. If you have an expired PR card, you can still apply. I applied,took test and oath....became a proud Canadian,all on an expired PR card.:):)

Why not. As long as you're sure that you have the 1460 days they require. Some only suggest to give it at least a week to a month buffer to ensure that your application won't be returned for lack of physical presence days. Most applicants have taken vacations/trips abroad,so buffer days are...

I applied,took test,had my oath,...in short I became Canadian even with an expired PR card. Having an expired PR card doesn't mean you've lost your status, you're still a PR even with your expired card. As long as you don't intend on leaving Canada (since you'll need it to enter the country...

Mine took 10 business days...There's a Passport Canada in our city, I applied in person and they called me when it was ready for pick up. Passport Canada might have given you an estimate on how long it will take to process then add the mailing time.

The oath letter often states an hour before the actual oath ceremony.....as the IRCC officers still need to check you in. Mine stated 9:30 am but the ceremony was at 10:30. Took them an hour to check everyone's letter, take ( PR cards ) and for applicants to sign needed documents.

In my experience during my oath,They only took my PR card. That's it. They didn't look for any IDs or even my passport.

They are all right. Your PR status doesn't expire even if your PR card does. I applied, took my test and had my oath all on an expired PR card. No problem at all,I didn't encounter any hassle from the officers when I mentioned (at the test and interview) that my PR card is expired. I didn't even...

Mine changed to DM 3 days after my test,I got so excited....but,the officer did say 2-4 months for my oath letter,she was right....took 2 months for my oath invite. It is different from one office to another.It all depends on the applicant volume, the diligence of officers handling your papers...

If you don't receive the letter a week before your oath date as stated on ecas,I advice you to call IRCC call center. They'll tell you the particulars (time,venue address etc) of your oath. I didn't receive my oath letter till like a month after my oath ceremony :o :o :o .....luckily,the call...

by mail. Test,oath invites and other communications (FP,RQ,additional docs) are by mail, post AOR.

Congratulations!!! Yes.you're right. Be there at the specified time,or earlier if you like. :D :D :D There's at least another 99 ( maybe more,we were 104 on my oath date) applicants taking oath with you.....usually takes time to get everything settled,organized in the ceremony.

that's the address for the TCU place....that's where they usually hold the test and oath (aside being at Frances Morrison library once in a while),just different room. The test invite will tell you exactly what room it will be. There's only 3 rooms on that floor anyways!! :D :D Besides...

Congratulations!!! I believe that's the usual venue for test and oath.... that's where I had mine.

Congratulations!! One more step closer to being a Canadian eh? :D :D :D That's what I did too! I mean the process of elimination. I answered the ones that I am confident I know the answer to....which was exactly 16 ;D ;D....so the other 4 was just to make sure I passed it! But I got 20/20 as...

I don't remember exactly what month my PR card expired. I applied June though,and took the exam and oath with an expired PR card.....kept telling the IRCC officers about it but they weren't even concerned as I was! :o :o Anyhow,my application took 9 months (I am in SK),with no hassles (no RQ,no...

Same here,that's what the IRCC call agent told me. That it's fine to apply with an expired PR card,just as long as you don't leave Canada. You'll need a PR card to enter Canada,if you plan to travel abroad.