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I completely agree, A few weeks after I ordered my GCMS notes, things started moving faster.

Yes, beforehand. I think my friend's took about 3 weeks (Indian PCC).

Phone numbers can be spoofed, so never trust a number. What you can do is ask for their extension and call back the official phone number on the Service Canada Website (not clicking on the call log of the incoming call) and dialing the extension. If it's a legit call, they would give you their...

This information can be found in the guidelines for the application. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-0002-application-canadian-citizenship-under-subsection-5-1-adults-18-years-older.html

I think you can order gcms notes and it would have that information there. It's normal to have to wait after they get your finger print. Are you looking at the Dec 2018 thread to see how others are progressing...

They say that at the Ceremony too, but once ECAS changes to complete, you can apply.

I don't think that's what it is. Maybe something to do with the dates? Did you maybe have an old passport, and got a new one?

Yeah, ask for express. You might get it in time with normal, but I'd just pay the extra amount and get it in a day or two and not have to worry.

I'd imagine you have a summary of this on your CV/Resume.

OK, i'd check if it's considered one. I assume it's not, and you have it based on the passport, but I'd double check.

You mentioned you already have PR. Is that not the case? Or do you mean you applied for PR? If you've applied for PR, you don't have it until you have a immigrant visa and have landed in Canada.

Are you able to travel with only this card? Maybe someone with more knowledge on it can shed some light. I'd imagine this card is reliant on your passport.

Yes.

None of those are travel documents. Travel documents as in Passports, or documents for refugees. Visas are not travel documents.

As Seym mentioned you the criteria for eligibility is to have 1095 days, within the time frame that's a requirement. Doesn't have to be 5 years. As for how long it takes, that's a wild card and you'll get 100 guesses. There's no formula or exact estimate.

If you have signature, you should be fine.

Once you're a PR you're a PR. They just have these issues BEFORE you become a PR, because they want to separate people applying for PR through Quebec's programs and the Federal Government. I had to prove this while applying for PR. But once you're a PR, doesn't matter, you could move wherever...

There's no such requirement. Once you're a PR, you can move at any time. I'd stick to the official requirements. Once you're a PR, doesn't matter where you reside in Canada.

Do you have a PR card? They take the PR card, they don't take driver's license. Unless you're younger. Do you have any other ID, like health card or provincial photo card that you can get in the mean time?

Not personally, but PR is PR, doesn't matter which program you went through to obtain it. Once you have it, the way you obtained it, is a thing of the past. Once you're a PR, you can live anywhere in Canada, you have no restrictions. The only things you can't do is vote, and have...