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When you let the photo place know its for CA passport specs they will put a stamp on the back of one which will provide their details, date and "I certify this is the true likeness of ...... signature ..... " which will without consent take up the whole space and this is accepted by the...

walk-in passport app. is discontinued for now, its mail-in only, for appointments need proof of travel/urgency.

It is generally taking long to get an oath invite after you have completed your test however you can call the IRCC support centre, if you haven't done that already, to see where things are at (politeness and humility are the keys here).

You are almost there since most oath invites take 3 to 5 months from test completion date, check the 2020 tracker. (Though IRCC website says 3 months - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/citizenship-ceremony.html) As...

Yes it is possible to get your citizenship certificate abroad but it is sent to the nearest mission/embassy unless you live in USA in which case they send it directly to you just like in Canada. See the link - https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1560&top=5 (Same applies to...

If PR card renewal was sent and in-process, and then oath invite comes, what steps to take then?

If you check the 2020 apps tracker, you will notice that majority of them fall in the 3 to 5 months range from test completion date to oath ceremony date. The CIC has standards and accountability to maintain therefore they are doing their best given the current circumstances and it makes no...

If PR card renewal was sent and in-process, and then oath invite comes, what steps to take then?

For majority of the apps, it takes 3 to 5 months from test completion date to oath ceremony date (check the tracker) ... patience and heartfelt prayers are the key :).

Any ideas on how the oath ceremony allocation (or what date you get) might be working?

Make a heartfelt prayer to Christ :) ... its taking anywhere from 3 to 5 months from test completed to oath date for a good number

I am looking at mine now and written in the background, diagonally across the COPR, it says "Not Valid For Travel". If showing COPR is really possible at the land border then it opens up a choice for us all because flights to the US and A are generally cheaper than Du Canada.

But still you have to show some Du Canadien legal/gov doc such as a CA passport/PRC/Visa/PRTD at the land border. How else will they record the entry?

Any ideas as to how the oath ceremony allocation (or what date you get) might be working?

Most likely that your non-CA nationality might have a visa free agreement with Du Canada otherwise you do need a valid CA.gov document such as a CA passport/pr card/travel doc/visa to enter

From the conversation below with an IRCC officer, it looks like they can, given genuine circumstances that you may be in, however do expect longer times for getting your certificate and passport overseas.

Nothing to be concerned ... now just wait it out for oath invite and ceremony

You need either a visa or PR card or travel doc or CA passport to be able to get back to Canada from where ever you are. Your current passport from another nation is only a concern for entering there. Depending on how long you are planning to be outside Canada, 1. is it for a few weeks? - then...