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You may also not have filed if the deadline to file has not yet passed.

Only biographical pages are required. You don't need to send in photocopies of stamps (unless the stamp is for a passport extension). Please look at the document checklist.

Received oath invitation today for August 10. Yay! Please update the spreadsheet.

Status changed to Decision Made on June 3 (for spouse) and June 6 (for me). Please update the spreadsheet. Thanks.

It is 1095 days in the 5 years immediately prior to the date of your application. It does not matter what date your PR renews.

We passed our test/interview on May 30, and my wife's status changed to Decision Made on June 3, but mine still says in process. Has anyone else experienced that?

May 30.

Received a test invite today. App Received: Nov 14 AOR: Jan 3 In process: Jan 10

3 months 10 days here

Mine was received Nov 14, and in process since Jan 10. Nothing since. My office is Calgary.

In process since Jan 10 at the Calgary office here. Going by the spreadsheet, it appears no one from the November group has received a test invite from the Calgary office (except for 1 that requested urgent processing - and that was back in December). The last time an October applicant...

App Received: Nov 14 AOR: Jan 3 In Process: Jan 10 So exactly one week from AOR to In Process. I was not expecting that.

Application status changed to "In Process" today (Jan 10). Please update the spreadsheet.

Please add me to the spreadsheet. ID - spookyb Location - Calgary App type - Family Physical presence days - 1515.5 App. sent - 10 November 2017 App. delivered - 14 November 2017 AOR - 03 January 2018

Quick question... Say I started a job in 2012/02. When I put in the dates for employment and residences, should I write 2012/10 in the "From" field (the start of the eligibility period), or provide the entire time I have been employed or living at that residence?

Just write the correct date of births. Your parents' DOBs are immaterial to your application and should not make a difference.

You can apply based on your work experience.

Looks just fine. I wouldn't worry. Mine was way closer to the NOC than yours.

If it doesn't ask for photos, you don't need to send them. Your COPR will come with one of the photos you sent with your original application.

I live in Calgary, but will be traveling to Toronto next week, so I have the option of driving to Niagara to complete my landing, which will be a much shorter drive than Calgary to Carway. Are there any issues with landing in a different province than the one you live in?