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the exact question is: "where have your family members lived since your arrival in Canada" "Name / DOB / Relationship / To / From / Country" It is kind of hard to say simply Canada, when it is not the case !!

Yes, i see that it is an interesting scenario, it is not so common, and no one ever thinks of these situations. It's a good heads up for people whom decide to come back with out meeting the RO...... sure there are loopholes in the system.... but at the same time, you just never know how they can...

Ok so I am in a pretty bad position obviously, it all rests in my hands! I can't lie, so either I tell the truth which will look SO bad for him when I say he was out for 3 years and here only a few months including now.... it's like pretty bad. ... OR I just don't answer RQ. I'd like to know...

Okay, so how does one revoke their PR once they are already in the country, but do not meet the residency obligations? My brother was away for some time, and he is really below the residency requirement days. Somehow, he was able to come back into Canada like many on this forum, and no one asked...

what do you mean? they want to know where each family member lived, not their PR status etc. How is this relevant, and what should I write exactly?

They ask: "Where have your family members (eg. spouse, children, mother, father, siblings etc.) been living since your arrival date in Canada?". Then there is a table which I must fill out, with the following categories:- Name: D.O.B: To: From: Country:

I don't understand why they ask me about my family members - sisters, brothers, father, mother?? Does anyone get this part? Also how do you answer? DO I have to write the details of the ins/outs of each member?? I need help with this please, I am confused. Some family members travel between home...

If I abandon the RQ now, do I just not reply and then re-apply from scratch for Citizen ship in 2 years when he has enough days? How will they mark my case, will it look really bad?? Meanwhile, I will renew my PR, will that raise questions at all for me personally - that is, will the PR...

Leon, you are absolutely right about this but in the 2013 version of the RQ, they ask to specify with dates, where each family member lived since I arrived in Canada (2007). Here is the question as it appears: "10. Where have all your family members (eg. spouse, children, mother, father...

Dear Leon, thanks again... my FINAL question and I promise I will not bug you again. My brother is now in Canada, he had not met physical presence days in Canada to keep PR, but when he entered from his home country no one said anything - they let him through. Of course we celebrated and were...

Thank you so much for your insights.. you don't know how helpful you are being - thank you. I have a couple more questions, please bare with me. My PR Card expires in one month, so I have to renew it of course. I do plan to go on holiday next year for two weeks, so that is important for me. I am...

That's great Leon, thanks so much for your answer, as always so helpful. I got the RQ but am baffled because I meet every rule in the book, and genuinely so! I have my whole life here, children, husband, business - everything.... i have traveled a total of 3 months in 4.5 years! I am having to...

I'm wondering about a question in the Residence Questionnaire issued when one has applied for citizenship. They ask to list all family members (mother, father, brother etc) and their whereabouts since one has arrived in Canada. Why is this question asked? How does it affect me if I became a...

Hi all, Am hoping to get some feedback from people who went through this, as well as some insight from the experts to ensure am taking the right steps. I applied for my citizenship in September 2012, and then received an acknowledgment letter with the guide to study. Then nothing -- until last...