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Tax residency and citizenship doesn't matter. You will have the same obligations as a Canadian tax resident to declare world income.

My personal experience. We left our 2 year old at the day care for our Oath ceremony. We were glad we did, because the clerk had to ask two parents to take the children outside because they were interrupting. It is not fair to everyone else (there were around 100 people). It is a long process...

There are limited people to work on applications, so it is not surprising at all.

I don't think it would still be accepted. You would need to try it out worst case you have to wait for 8 months. If you don't get the driving extract you still got to wait 8 months.

You may want to contact BLS, call them.

Since we all have a zillion relatives back in India, I restricted it to the folks living in my house back home and my close relatives. Father Mother Brothers and sisters In laws That's all I included.

Driving extracts in India to my knowledge does not track your insurance claims or tickets. Unless you had a driver suspension or have been criminally charged.

Your current passport, which is Canadian.

By the way I assume that you are talking about Indian passport. Else please be specific

Fill two application forms and sign it.

You cannot just attach a name change form to the citizenship application. You should change it legally it is a different process. The process depends on the province you are in.

This might be a good start https://www.rcdso.org/rcdso-applicants/international-applicants/practising-dentistry-in-ontario This is for Ontario.

Just resubmit again. You would need a new physical presence calculation as you would be signing the application in May 2019 now.

You got great friends. Keep them close. :)

I would wait for the Oath date before signing any forms. You can mail in the form and photos and get it signed. By the way I do not think even my closest friend would know my mother's maiden name. :) I think it is a general guideline they won't be asked to confirm any of your details.

Its great to be optimistic. But is there any reason why you do not want to wait until you get an oath date?

Search on this forum for tons of information on the citizenship test. You just need to study Discover canada which is available on the IRCC website.

Only guardians/ parents can apply for a Child's passport. And it is not mentioned anywhere on the Child's passport on who the applicant is (Mother vs father or legal guardian). So to answer your question No there is no difference.

Biographical pages, which has the photo and or the address.

1. Yes, get an authorization letter to be safe 2. Yes, if you tell them what size you want. I usually just take a picture with my digital camera, then use one of the online sites like idphoto4you dot com to get the right size in a 6X4. I take this to a Walmart and print for 20 cents.