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1. You don’t need a valid passport to apply for citizenship. Just provide an explanation why there is a gap (eg. You didn’t need it for travel) 3. https://www.clicenligne.ca/portail/

The interview has always been a standard step for the citizenship grant process, even before the online tests. When you went in person for the test, the interview would happen right after. It’s done for language testing, and identity/information verification...

Does she have a passport or any other travel document? That would be the best name to use.

No interview = decision made = it's done. Just waiting for oath then, which is another story. Also, this is the Scarborough office thread. :) The Mississauga thread is below, you'll find better chances of finding Mississauga applicants there rather than here...

Oh no I spoke too soon. :( From the website, it seems they’re still leaving the window open to in-person tests and oaths for the time being. I don’t expect they’ve changed that from the previous process, where the office is based on the applicant’s residence.

Maybe this was on an older protocol when there were no designations yet. You got the invite, should be no worries.

Tell them a date when you expect to be back in Canada so they can reschedule accordingly. They can’t read your mind. They don’t know your plans unless you tell them, so inform them.

If I was in your shoes, I’d apply in June when I get to Canada to lessen any risk. Even if I agree there’s no requirement to be in Canada at the time of application. We’re also seeing now anyway there’s no FIFO being observed with citizenship applications lol.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/canadian-citizenship/grant/adult.html For applications received at the CPC-S on or after June 19, 2017 (...) Requirements summary All applicants for a grant of citizenship...

Not everyone

Answer this questionnaire: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-passports/new-adult-passport/apply-how.html Long story short, if you don’t have any urgent travel, you apply by mail.

Is there any update in your ECAS? You should be due something soon, if not already.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/citizenship-test/next.html If you do not pass the test If you don’t pass the first time, we’ll contact you to schedule a retest in person second time, we’ll schedule a hearing with...

You corrected something that needed to be corrected. You're overthinking this. Anyway, I also had to file a reassessment in one year, I returned any credits I mistakenly received, I got invited to take the test, so I'm assuming they found everything in order.

Even before the pandemic, the general public has been largely restricted from entering the embassies/consulates, by appointment for very specific purposes only. I don't think they'd take on the logistics and security for them to allow people to come in to take a 30-minute test.

It’s likely your recipients turned off the option for private messages.

For a golden snowflake European like you, the IEC one-year holiday visa as previously mentioned is the biggest privilege for initiating the immigration process to Canada that third-worlders can never have.

No requirement you and your mom have to be physically together. So long as she is able to access the video conference on her own.

This was answered in your duplicate post in the appropriate forum

You're required to provide info about any past/current citizenships and immigration statuses you held and the dates you held them. Nothing about a reason why you lost that status. You're welcome to see for yourself in the application form and process...