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15 out of 20....test is easy, if u have studied for it.....if u do the book they send plus some online resouces you should be ok....good online resources are vsoul website or ipad apllication (very good) and richmond libaray website (150 questions, good)...

recently had my test and oath at edmonton office....the whole place looked quite efficent....girls were running around to get our stuff done...every one was so polite...very stress free environment.....

citizenship is the real deal...if u are planning to live in canada one should go for citizenship....citizenship is a permanent thing, PR can be temporary.....plus once u become a citizen, no more paperwork or dealing with immigration....peace of mind....

they do not require it....however, they do check the passport when u go for test....IMHO they will only smell something fishy if ur passport is expired for a very long time.....

I got the date for my test.....along with this, there is another letter which states that if i pass my test/interview, i will be able to take the oath the same day (even time for oath in mentioned)....they also asked me to bring some other documents (tax, job, etc.)....I have never heard of this...

I am a permanent resident of canada who has applied for citizenship. My citizenship test/interview is coming up soon. My most recent passport recently expired. My question is do i need a valid (non-expired) passport at the time of taking my citizenship test or at the time of oath ceremony...