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I believe it is just the Scarborough and Mississauga offices. If you change city, it would not impact where your application is processed. Even distribution between these two offices is not purely based on your address. They often transfer applications due to workload.

No you don't need to notarize them. They will want to see the originals at the interview though.

Certainly not a valid reason for urgent processing. Apply regularly, if you're called for test/interview during your absence, you can ask for that to be rescheduled. Good luck and best wishes.

If the spreadsheet is to be trusted, no one has received a test invite in June or July. Is that so? Or is the spreadsheet out of date?

Income plays no role in your citizenship application. The only difference that I can see employment could make is proving your physical presence if that is ever questioned. But A) That's rare, B) From what I read on this forum, lack of employment is not a trigger for residency questionnaire.

" When this option is available, requesting the report directly from the CBSA will cause a significant delay to your application process." It's not clear whether this refers to citizenship application, or the travel history report application.

You absolutely need to inform the IRCC of the new-born. If not, you will have NO WAY of sponsoring your new born in the future. Your expiry date of medical is irrelevant and should not affect your decision in any way.

1. Absolutely not. No one asks about your faith here. 2. NO. Some people even get married after applying and getting PPR and before landing. The key fact is if you get married (or have new born children) any time before LANDING, you have to inform IRCC. That's it. 3. Marriage certificate will...

If it crosses your mind to not declare the marriage, please read this thread: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/undeclared-spouse.441464/

From what I've heard on this forum, it's a perfectly valid reason to move to a different province for employment. It won't cause any issues with your citizenship application. You may be asked a question during interview, but your explanation is more than enough. Good luck.

Once you sign and submit your application, you technically only need to maintain your PR residency obligations. Therefore, travelling, specially short-term as yours is absolutely fine. The only risk is the getting a test date or oath date while you're away. You can however reschedule test/oath...

I do recommend you seek advice through an immigration lawyer and not on this forum as this is too technical and repercussions of any mistakes can be very high.

It does look slower than right after rules changed. I think they ramped -p their resources anticipating a lot more applicants in Oct, Nov 2017. But after the sudden wave of applicants subsided, they re-allocated resources to other immigration streams. Thus less agents working on citizenship...

Honestly, many IRCC agents are not nearly as knowledgeable as people on this forum!

Noooo, it's too early for your AOR!! Usually it takes 2 - 3 months to receive AOR.

If you go through the posts, looks like he got his citizenship more than 6 years ago!!

Criminality and Security are different. Background I think refers to collection of the two.

Criminality takes like 24 hours to pass!

It REALLY doesn't matter. Don't even think about going that route (of obsession). Just chill. It's going to be a long wait.

1) This is just fine: e.g. july,2017- july, 2018 address 1 aug, 2018- jpresent address 2 2) Since you left the previous job before taking the vacation, you were essentially unemployed in between jobs. So I would go with this: something-july,2018 job1 july,2018-july,2018 unemployed...