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Use the info from the book on the test.

You can use a web form on IRCC website and send them the new passport's info. As each member of your family got individual AOR, send each info separately.

So in order for you to enter Canada you must have PR card or Permanent Resident Travel Document.

You don't need a valid PR card if you are not planning to travel between now and your Oath date. Just let it expire and don't worry about it.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/april-2019-applications.619884/page-59

You don't need to explain that. You have the right to move to anywhere in Canada. In my opinion, LoE shouldn't be a part of the application. If you send everything according to the check list and you physical present calculator shows at least 1095 days spent in Canada you will have no issues...

I don't think that anybody can answer this question. You could ask to place you for the test and interview in Vancouver or Victoria whichever will be available first. Just state that you are okay to be invited for the test to Vancouver. Keep in mind, that the test and Oath usually are not going...

Your application is probably with Vancouver office. Vancouver office is the one that processing your file, not the temporary office. Temporary office is only for tests, interviews and oaths. You can send a request asking to schedule your test and Oath at the Vancouver location and, as Chevy23...

Yes, you should check both if you were required to file the taxes that year AND you actually filed it. For this, 2019, year it should be Yes-No combination. It's okay to repeat the dates.

As I said: there are some rare cases when the application is not ready to go to DM because some checks are still in process or they are doing double checks. I wish you receive your Oath invite soon. :)

As I said above you should not worry about this. Sometimes they do checks after the test or some checks were still in process while you were invited for the test. There is also a chance that the officer didn't change the status on your application and will do that with Oath invite. You are from...

I don't recall that the family must pay the fees together in one transaction. You are good if you paid separately. Even though we sent our applications in one envelope, my husband and I paid separately and it was accepted.

Adult for you, Minor for your daughter.

No. Sometimes they ask to do the test but some checks are still going. Or the officer on your case went on vacation. :) Don't worry, everything will be good.

It is a rare case when additional processing or checks required before Decision Made status in your ecas. Usually you get your DM 1-7 days after the test.

I used capital letters only as the beginning of the word. You can use all capitalize if you wish, there is no mistake in that.

Hey @mooer : Did you ask on your interview if there is an available space for Oath in Victoria right after the test date (on Thursday/Friday of the same week as test/interview was held)? I see that some people got test invite and Oath invite for Sep 23-27 week, and just curious how the CIC...

Travel document is usually stands for a passport. Your home country's passport is a travel document. Any document that allows you cross a border and use it as an ID is a travel document (for example, NEXUS card). Any visa itself is not a travel document, as you can't use only a visa to cross a...

In the past four (4) years, if you spent 183 days or more in a row (since the age of 18) in a country (other than Canada), you must provide a police certificate from each country. If you spent last 4 years in Canada, then no - you don't need any police certificate to provide with your application.

I don't think you can contact the office that processing your application (except when you need to re-schedule your test or oath, by replying on their email). The main point of contact is CIC call center and their number is Telephone: 1-888-242-2100 (in Canada only).