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You went through this as a Canadian who was born in Canada and who is a native speaker. Now, imagine how those same officers would treat someone who is new in Canada.

You don't have to write IELTS again if you already wrote one for your PR application. You can use that IELTS score for your citizenship application even if your IELTS score is expired.

But it doesn't say that it has to be from Canada. It says "Transcripts or a diploma from a secondary or post-secondary education in English or French, in Canada or abroad".

Are you saying that there are cases where the dependent was below 22 at the time of application, but was refused solely because that dependent did not maintain his or her student status? I don't remember seeing a case like that. Could you please refer me to one?

If they ask you for proof of continuous full-time studies, print the information about lock-in of dependent age from the CIC website, and send it to them. They cannot deny your application if you were below 22 at the time of application and you have not got married since then. It doesn't matter...

I am talking specifically about dependents who were below 22 at the time of application. They don't need to be studying continuously to remain a dependent. Their age is locked in at the time of application.

The dependent does NOT have to be a student if he or she was below 22 at the time the sponsorship application was submitted. The only requirement to remain a dependent is to remain single. This is clearly indicated on CIC website, and I don't know how some people still get confused about this.

We received your application for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on March 18,2013. We sent you a letter acknowledging receipt of your application(s), and a study book called Discover Canada on March 18, 2013. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us. We...