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I am no expert by any means and would encourage you to wait for some senior member's response. However, IMHO, I don't think you need to declare anything since it clearly states that. If you want you could call the call center and they may have some insight.

i would think you should be fine if you meet all the criteria and have proviided them with everything they asked for, it shouldn't be refused. as far as renewing your pr card that really depends on your situation. I wrote my test in early November and my pr card was expiring mid March, my...

i was unemployed for a period of three months roughly, and i wrote unemployed and actively looking for work and it raised no questions no rq. You should be fine.

I got mine. It was mailed yesterday.

I am assuming you passed the test. What did the officer reviewing your file say to you?

I called to inquire about the expired clearances, I did not get an answer in that regard. However, I was told that I have been scheduled for Oath Ceremony

I recommend calling them, you might get the good news. I have been scheduled for april/30. I called them 2 minutes ago

They hung up on me the first time I called(by accident probably). However, I was persistent and the second time I called I was told they sent the letter yesterday April/8 for my citizenship ceremony on April/30 at 10:30am

congratulations bud. My ecas shows nothing yet, however I am calling them as we speak.

good luck

yea fingers crossed. I have noticed quite a few people got invites for oath from Vancouver (November test takers mostly)

i am unsure of other questions, however I know that you can change your address online and it takes about five business days to show the update in ecas

I would believe him, my clearances expired in early march according to my GMCS report, and as far as I know they have not been renewed yet

your clearances have an expiry, maybe its expired and they need a new one. I recommend ordering an ATIP or try calling the call centre

agreed. I know it sucks but that seems to be the case for a lot of people

yea i hope so too. i wonder if they even have a protocol to follow or its call center agent's discretion.

congrats grape70

its usually not a big deal canada post should catch that. However, I recommend updating your address you can do that online without calling them.

that is probably the easiest way, hopefully you don't have to wait too long.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/CIT0002ETOC.asp#CIT0002E4 IMHO, you should provide the reason at the time of applying as it shows that you have nothing to hide. Moreover, is a requirement on CIC's website.