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If you were born in Canada or naturalized before the baby was born then the baby is already a Canadian citizen and you will "only" need to apply for certificate/proof of citizenship

People who applied in October have not received AOR yet. I wouldn't worry too much yet!

RQ=residence questionnire. It will ask you to provide documents proving your residence in Canada and rental/lease agreements is one of them.

How old is your son? And under what rules did you apply? If you applied under new rules he won' have to take the test if he is under 18.

Don't forget to write “Request Urgent Processing – Grant of Citizenship” in large, dark letters on the envelope.

I used the web form and also followed up with a call.

You will find information on this page: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/after-apply-next-steps.html " While we process your application, only contact us if you change your address are charged with a crime plan to...

It is usually postal mail. The invite will have time and location as well as information regarding what documents to bring with you. Your ecas should also be updated with date and time.

You will have to list all agencies\employers you worked for. If that means you have to list 20+ with addresses then you have to do it if you want to send a proper application. You can add additional sheets.

It's always good to check your status online in addition to waiting for physical mail. Sometimes the test or oath invite letter do not arrive and the online status will change with the information.....

You won' be able to see/look into ecas until you receive AOR.

You can always take the CELPIP test again. I know it sucks as it cost money again but in the end it is worth it.

I can: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/rules/index.asp "..... were born outside Canada and at least one of your parents was: born in Canada naturalized in Canada before your birth" Aka any children being born before the parent was naturalized are not citizen by descent. Only any...

You will be able to access it only after you receive AOR.

If they are born after parent became citizen.

There is always an interview after a passed test. During the interview you might be asked about work and if there have been any changes or travels. They will verify your original documents and passport.

If during these 7 weeks you maintained your residence here in Canada then you can do two things. Enter both addresses under Q10 and explain why you had two addresses. Or just enter your Canadian address under Q10 and in the residence calculator add the address during your vacation.

Lol....this has happened throughout the last year's. Unfortunately nothing new.

No. Only passports that fall within the relevant qualifying period for citizenship.