As for the interview, no one can really say what they will ask because it's unique to each case. It could start with hello, move on to the weather, then your employment, future plans, etc. So you just need to be yourself, relax and know all there is to know about yourself (you filled out the application, so there is no reason you shouldn't know where you were born for instance... lol). Mind you the officer is also using this interview to assess your language skills i.e. whether you understand basic concepts and can communicate in English or French.
In my case, it started with hello and after she introduced herself, I told her I had heard a lot about her(good things) but never had a chance to put a face to the name (which is true). She asked for details and I told her it was through students she had helped in the past. Then we moved on and she said she'll need to see my PR card, healthcard, COPR, passports. She checked the entry/exit stamps and verified it against my residency calculator. Then she told me she'll ask some questions about my employment, and there were follow up questions. She also asked the date of my wedding and said she had no concerns and will sign off on my file. It ended with her telling me she's looking forward to seeing me at the oath. I was not nervous at all... the airport workers scare me more. lol
kentTO said:
Would anyone be willing to share on exactly what the questions were asked?
Are the questions simple questions, or hard tricky questions like the US border officers? I really hate the US border officer questions.
