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And what makes you think PR card is not personal ID?

Get a life.

So much analysis isn't really necessary. For counting 'presence in Canada', that day is 1 day in Canada. For 'police certificate' purpose, that day is 1 day in the US. Doesn't have to be logical - just make sure CIC gets what it wants.

Yes, update IRCC. The following is from IRCC's site (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/become-after.asp) :

Low iq maybe. Spyfy's post #2 is misleading. "Applying" can mean mailing out OR application received at CIC - which are not the dates used to calculate 3/5 years requirement. The only date that matters for this calculation is the date application is signed. I'm sure some people will find my...

Yes, seriously. Read your own post: "Sign this application" - the key phrase. That date is used to calculate your eligibility. If what you mean by "day before applying" (in post# 2) -> "day before signing", then I have no qualms with you.

Wrong. The 3/5 rule must be met by the date application is signed. (must be the same date in the residency calculator)

Obviously, worker.

Confusing indeed.

https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/security.do Enter information to identify yourself, then it will show your application status.

Btw, a little off topic but.. does everyone get called for an interview? Is it right after the test?

What a retard. Lol.

Very accurate prediction by OP. I concede defeat.

Unlikely.

I don't think there will be another draw before June 6.

Next round is 65th round, not 64th.

No she doesn't have to be primary applicant.

If you select Quebec that shows your intention to settle in Quebec. So your application will be rejected.

More experience is seriously overrated. Anything more than 3-5 years experience doesn't add much additional value (except for medical professional and research scientists/engineers).

The younger one is indeed more valuable for Canadian economy. He/she can earn a Masters or PhD in Canada and still have more working years left than the older guy.