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That is not true! If you send one package as family application you do not need to send two set of child (children) education records. One for both is enough. The family application is treated as "one" application; if one of adults, for instance, needs RQ or FP, the other one will get the...

I dont agree; is that ok with you? What is so mean in my answer? I never heard an application returned for a missing document that in fact was in the package. Apparently it happened to the thread initiator. I applied myself for two PR renewal, one PR application (i was already in canada when PR...

Now I understand your fear and I don't try to be malicious, but I really believe the documents required for citizenship application are fairly limited and easy to handle. I had my application with wife and minor child and I never thought the documents I sent would imply any confusion to the...

Do you think CIC employees are retarded? Do you think hey need labels and list of docs included, when these people do this for living and deal with thousands of applications? By the way, what documents you plan to attach that you feel labels and content description are nedeed?

Now in 2015 for 2012? Hmmm; ask an accountant. But you didn't answer the question; what was the date you become resident in canada you declared when filled 2013 taxes? Following your logic, you must have declared Jan 1, 2013 and if that is the case you could get in other troubles. Check with an...

Is mentioned on the test/interview letter what you have to bring along.

Who told you that was wrong. But anyway, what did you declare when filled taxes for 2013?

Thats a good one! Lol. They would obtain the PR by fraud; the Citizenship will be legit.

Yes, you have to fill the taxes for that year. They will ask you the income in the country you came from for the time before landing. You just send them a letter stating the amount (if any) or just write No Income and thats it. Now because you mentioned 2012, what happened when you filled for...

Everybody does whatever considers right. I only mentioned how I have done it and why (in my view) I thought I should do it so.

I dont know; its true that is nowhere mentioned, but to sign any statement you make is a legal principle. Otherwise you can always say, its not mine, I dont know how it got there.

You can do whatever you want, but ask yourself why you have to sign the application form; in my view, the principle is that if an additional paper with additional details is attached it has to be assumed by signing it (and that is not only in regard to Citizenship Application).

Obviously the intend of travel history is to quantify the time spent outside Canada, not to check the travel itinerary. So, the final destination and total duration will suffice.

Intend to reside it is and it always was in place, regardless being specifically mentioned in the Law. CIC always targeted applicants living outside Canada while application is processed.

When I renewed my PR I had to use an extra sheet for travels and I used something like: To whom it may...... Continuing Section...... <<>> I ended with: I declare that the information I have given is truthful, complete and accurate. Signed on .... at .....

and the pictures, lol

where did you read you have to sign them?

Input your dates in the on-line residency calculator and you'll get the answer.

good numbers though; 55%, 45%, 35....

Most likely it would be considered as absence. To avoid going thru all the pain, better wait two more weeks to cover that gap.