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It doesn't hurt to give a try. I would be great if passport can be applied on the same day. In Scarborough, Passport Canada is co-located with IRCC ;)

Waiting since Oct 31, IP since Nov 14 :confused:

I made a typo and I sent an exploitation via Case Specific Inquiry. They confirmed a week later and said the information had been forwarded to the responsible office.

Oh dear... I'm sorry to hear about that... Maybe try call them to see if they can find the tracking number? They should send out your files via traceable mail.

I meant it took one week since it was sent out from CPC Sydney. Your files should have stayed in CPC Sydney for 2.5 months, and was just sent out recently...

It's most-likely still in-transit. Mine took a week from CPC Sydney to Scarborough, I've heard someone's took two weeks... :(

They can see when your file was sent out from CPC Sydney, and when it arrived at your local office, Mississauga. They can also see if there is any correspondences.

I'm not a lawyer, but AFAIK, only a tiny portion of traffic tickets are indictable offenses, i.e. DUI.

I have the same question. Mine shows in process since Nov 14, 10 days before yours, but I haven't heard anything either...

Didn't they strip off security check details? If they did, how do you know it is still in progress?

I used to be questioned a lot by both CBP and CBSA when crossing borders; until I got a NEXUS card. Now the only thing I heard when crossing borders is "welcome home". Do they have anything like redress number? In US, if one is constantly selected for additional screening, he/she can apply for...

wooooo!!! congratulations!! I see hope now!!

Are you a US citizen? If not, didn't you authorize CIC/IRCC to access your CBSA records when applying for citizenship? If you did, shouldn't CIC/IRCC already have your travel records?

It's normal. Mine stayed in CPC Sydney a month after IP.

Yea... every year many people give up US citizenship because of taxation. It is a shameful and harsh but effective way to reduce "American of Convenience".

Yes, this is exactly what the US do for their citizens. It depends on whether the country of residence has a tax treaty with US. If there is such, say Canada, tax paid in Canada is a tax credit in US. i.e. say C = tax in Canada, U = tax in US, one should pay C to Canada, (U-C) to USA if greater...

It may not be a good timing changing your name after DM before oath. I personally would change name after oath, and request a new citizenship certificate then apply passport.

If you transit through USA, it should should USA as your destination; otherwise, you can call them to point it out.

During the C-6 committee hearings, I remember someone brought an idea to better resolve "Canadian of Convenience" than tackle them on citizenship/immigration law side. I can't remember the exact words, but her idea was to tax all Canadian citizens regardless the country of residency. In this way...

I personally would go for the earlier date, so that I can still have a chance to make it if the earlier one is incorrect.