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I got the 10 years one because I want to have the NEXUS card for the same duration.

There must be different tests for different CIC offices then as I was not asked for any dates.

Everyone is certainly entitled to their opinion. I personally do not consider 60 pages a long read, but that's just me, an avid reader. Test takers are not tested on dates, or any minor historical facts. Those are mostly there so that the potential citizen learns how this amazing country came...

The Study Guide provided at no cost, is the BEST resource available. PERIOD. It's a VERY short read and one can read everything in a couple of hours. The citizenship quiz available for FREE at the Richmond Public Library website, is also another great resource. Do not spend any more money than...

The COPR is not only needed for immigration purposes. You will need it to apply for old age pensions from the government if you ever need them. Even after you are a citizen you should maintain that document in a very safe place. COPR is like your birth certificate in Canada.

We are not allowed to disclose any content from the test. However, I can assure you that there will not be any dates.

Not worth spending that much money. The guide has everything you need to know. You can read the whole book in a matter of a couple of hours. If people can't make the time to learn more about the country they are trying to become a citizen of, I don't thing they deserve the privilege of becoming...

Yay! Study, study, study. You will be fine. Good luck!

I had my Oath ceremony today. Glad this whole immigration process is over. Now on to bigger and better things. I will continue to be an active member here. So feel free to contact me whenever. Hold on there, your time is coming! Good luck!

The guide gives you all the information you need to know to get 20/20, and it's provided to you for FREE!! I read the booklet 3 times throughout my wait, did some of the on-line quizzes and at the end I also got 20/20.

The actual address is: CPC-Sydney 47 - 49 Dorchester Street Sydney, NS B1P 5Z2 Note the hyphen (-) between the numbers. So, the receiver AND the address are the same for both of you.

Well, there is only so much one can do to help. Every application is different. My timeline will very likely differ from yours and many others. You may want to take a look at this spreadsheet and check for your local office: <a...

The address is valid. That's the courier address. There are different delivery address for regular mail and courier.

The test is pretty easy. Carefully read the book, do the questions from the Library and you will nail it. Good luck!

Bye!

Anyone with valid PR status is eligible to apply for/be issued a PR card.

Some officers will inform you of your test performance right away. That's what happened to me. You can always give CIC a call in a couple of weeks to check whether you passed or not(they won't give your actual scores over the phone). After you do your test(and pass), your file is transferred to...

No. Just your last name.

Re: How long after file transfered to local office can I expect test? Don't take any course of action. Your file is still under the allowed timeline. Since you have a family application it may take a little longer for CIC to go over all the information you provided. I think you will get a...

Re: How long after file transfered to local office can I expect test? Depends on local CIC office. What's your local office?