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> . You have to be living in Canada first to actually accompany a spouse abroad. Not sure I followed. I am sponsoring my spouse from abroad so ofcourse I am not sponsoring her from within Canada. Yes I have lived in Canada but not at the moment.

what do you mean? How did someone become a Citizen without having lived there? Anyways, I have lived in Canada long enough and here's where it says the person being sponsored living abroad with a citizen maintains their PR status: (except my spouse won't be "travelling" but rather living). Not...

I wanted to be on the safe side rather than rush things at the last minute: if I don't have a job where I am not now or for whatever reason we have to move to Canada, I don't have to apply then and wait for the application to process, etc.

I am a Canadian citizen living in US with my wife (who only holds an international passport) and I want to sponsor her for PR. A couple of questions: 1. What happens if I don't move to Canada with her after she's accepted? Can it have any negative consequences on her status? 2. After becoming a...

NO I am applying for the same time

Sorry but why does that matter for my question?

I don't have it. But is passport really not acceptable? The Notary people said it should be fine

I couldn't find a guarantor for my passport application so I am filling in the statutory declaration in lieu of guarantor form. It says I need to present 2 pieces of ID to the notary and I only have one, now that my PR card is no longer valid after having attended the Ceremony! Passport office...

I got thrown off by this page https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1517001167059/1572461679730

I have already attached the link in the description but here it is: https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/DAM/DAM-ISC-SAC/DAM-INSTS/STAGING/texte-text/br_frms_ir_83-169_a_1538569191984_eng.pdf

There's no passport number section in the declaration form. Not sure what you're referring to. There's only a registration number. Plus the declaration form doesn't specify the guarantor to be a citizen hence the confusion

Background: I submitted for a Citizenship application within Canada and I have attended the Ceremony. Currently waiting for the certificate so I can apply for the passport. Need some clarification about the guarantor. This section says the guarantor has to be a Citizen but the Guarantor...

OK seemingly it has to be mailed only. And it takes 20 business days as opposed to faster time with applying for a new passport. Having a guarantor isn't a biggie I'm not sure if it's worth it

I got an invitation to apply for a Passport pilot program and I already have my ceremony tomorrow after which I can apply for passport as well. Question is: what difference does the pilot program offer? I am having a hard time understanding its significance also given it takes 20 business to process

what visas? CoPR isn't required and neither is anything else. It's mentioned in the PDF that all that's needed in 2 pieces of ID

Ah so they will go check for each of them and you gotta wait for your turn according to your seat number is how it works?

There's only a really 2 pieces of ID that's required: PR, driving license (etc). It really takes an hour extra for just verification of these?

How long does the ceremony last? In the PDF package, it says 2 and a half hour but from what I see online, it's upto 90 minutes. Can someone please confirm?

Could it be an issue if I attend the ceremony from the outside? Like in a park? It does say it's good to have a plain background in the attached PDF but I am just curious of any limitations

Ah apologies. So that's the only page that needs to be signed and sent to IRCC for the certificate