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Can those of us who got RQ share with us the reasons behind getting it?

Do you mind if I ask what triggered the RQ?

As for the test, and as far as I remember, they should not go. For the oath, they can go but they do not have to. In both events, all their documents have to be with their parent.

You probably want to look into the Vancouver thread. It has a spreadsheet with details of applicants including this year ones: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/vancouver-applicants-t185384.0.html

Cordial congratulations :) Is there any other adult in the family who applied with you?

Does Passport Canada always call the guarantor and the references?

Last week we were told at the Vancouver office that we have to wait 3 business days.

Mine is 10 months 22 days :)

"Confirmation of Permanent Residence" form.

Sincere congratulations :)

Yes, you are right!

I got the same reply and I was scheduled a couple of weeks later. Do not worry :)

I have not had mine and there was no issue. Just relax and focus on preparing for the test. All the best and good luck :)

She also has not asked me for the passport. I am planning to apply for the passport on Friday.

I was surprised to know that the COPR is not taken from the applicant at the ceremony. Instead it has to be kept with you until your pension time!!

I am sure yours will come soon. All the best :)

My family and I have taken our oath yesterday. The experience was rich and "emotional". The staff who was checking the documents did not ask me for any ID, although the staff who was just sitting beside her was asking another applicant for her photo ID at the same time! She also did not really...

Do not worry much about the messages you get from the call centre. They, at many times, give contradicting messages to each other. I was told that my application still has long time to go, and I was scheduled for the test next day! I was also that I am not scheduled for oath, and I found out...

I was thinking that it is needed only until you take the oath, and yesterday I was told during the oath to keep it forever! I find that an odd thing! I need to keep mine and my children' until they can keep theirs by themselves!

I was surprised to know that one has to keep his/her COPR forever, as it will be needed to prove eligibility for pension!!!