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Yes, it's a standard response.

C-24 two-tier citizenship has been repealed by a new law C-6 which became effective couple of years back. Just google "C-6" and you will get all the information you need.

Well, there is no requirement for you to fill in the taxes for the last three years; the requirement for you is to follow the taxing rules as per the income tax act of canada. In other words, if you are generating income, then you must file taxes, else you don't need to file taxes (though you...

even if they do, this won't happen in few months..there is a process they have to go through

only the passports covering the last 5 years (from your application date)

Dont expect much for the next 4 to 5 months.

Hopefully it will help you at least for the time between test and oath dates

Mine was in queue for 7 months..tests from Mississauga office are being issued to April/May/June applicants at the moment knowing that there are many others who applied even before and still waiting. All you have to do is be patient.

As long as you have it after your last visit, then it's fine. Mine was 6 months older and i'm already at "decision made".

My sincere advice (applicant from March 2018 Mississauga office who just did his test) dont ever compare your application's timeline with others especially if they are not from Mississauga. No matter what you do (call them, send them webform, call MP), your app will move as per the timeline its...

If you were in your country of origin immediately prior to becoming a permanent resident and landing in Canada and this time falls within this four year period, you are NOTrequired to provide a police certificate.

Yes, very normal. don't worry. Congrats

Sadly, there is nothing that prevents this but I highly doubt it. If your application is clean, I think you will be Canadian in 1 to 2 months max (especially that you confirmed that your background check is completed; this is usually the most time consuming process).

Congrats. How was the interview?

I'm afraid there is nothing called "timeframe after a test date". Some people had the oath the next day, others had it after 10 months. There is really no rule.