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I don't think you can drop it off early but you can always give them a call and find out? Another option would be to mail in the application...that way it for sure would arrive after you are in the system at service Canada....

You will be fine just to exchange the BC one for the Alberta one...the two years is not based on how long you lived in a province but how long you had a "full" driver licence.

I know it's hard but try to not stress too much. What can happen is that you either receive an RQ or invitation for oath. In any way best wishes and good luck!

Highly doubt that applying for a job outside of Canada will qualify you for urgent processing......

There is only the call centre contact number, no number for the processing offices.

They can call for an "interview' and pick up of card in person.

The time in the letter is when you have to be at the office. The actual oath will take place at 1:30. The hour difference is for the time you need to register, surrender your PR card, find your seat etc..

You would only have IMM 1000 if you "landed" as PR before 2002. After that you would have received COPR (IMM 5292).

Yes that is exactly why. Be there at the time stated in your invite.

Lol...mostly true but you can actually apply to keep German citizenship when becoming a Canadian citizen.

Most likely no.

You have 30 minutes for the test and it is paper based. You will receive all the material (pen, paper) you need there. Yes we were told that there were different sets of questions.

You have to surrender the PR card at the oath ceremony. You can't keep it after taking the oath....

You should receive a letter with all the information or an email... sometimes it has happened that an applicant only had eCas updated with Oath information.

Have you tried to log into Ecas despite not having received AOR by email or mail?

It shouldn't effect the processing as long as you make sure you receive all correspondence and make it back for the test and oath.

Has your wife been physically present in Canada for 1095 days over the last 5 years? Or are you a crown servant working outside of Canada? Only then would her time spent outside of Canada accompanying you count toward her residence for citizenship. From IRCC website: ....lived outside Canada...

She will have to provide proof of language skills in either English or French. She can take the IELTS general training or CELPIP LS for English.

Unfortunately that is not enough. You have to submit proof that you have adequate knowledge of English or French, even if it is your first language. Did you attend secondary or post secondary education in English in your country? If yes the your school diplomas would be proof.

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