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To summarize two lenghty answers from above and hopefully save some time to other readers of this thread: Dpenabil answer to the question is - No.

Correct, content on this link is closest to the actual test. And even those questions are harder than the actual test. Read Discovery Canada several times. If you can, visit the Gattineau/Ottawa Canadian Museum of History. That’s a great help too.

Yes, you need to enter the flagpole date in the presence calculator absences list. Although I forgot that, but luckily during my interview officer just check marked “Becoming PR” entry in the presence calculator when cross checking passport with presence calculator entries. My application...

I suggest that your wife organizes priorities in her life differently, and put more emphasis on obtaining the Canadian citizenship than on other private or professional matters. But the decision is hers.

AFAIK if you are fluent in English conversation during the interview with the IRCC officer, no one will ask you for the original report.

Documents should be properly printed and signed, not singed.

That is highly recommended.

Read my test and interview experience at https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/all-ottawa-october-applicants.543349/page-16#post-6816272

No, I suggest that you use Google.

1. No 2. Yes

What was the amount that you pay online at IRCC page before you send your application? Usually is CAD 630 for adult and CAD 100 for minor, so CAD 185 looks strange to me. What was the amount printed on the fee receipt you got immediately after payment? Again it should be CAD 630 for each adult...

I don’t know your background, driving history, profession or financial situation. Except that you are jobless, in a new country, without an established social network. My advice to you would be - don’t get a loan or a lease, buy an used car that you can afford, and ask for a Carfax report...

http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/

Of course that it delays. Not just for you, but also for everyone else. IRCC resources that could be assigned to citizenship applications processing are assigned to ATIP processing instead.

To save reading time to visitors of this forum here is a short summary of above posts. After a lot of speculation, guessing, excluding liability, irrelevant gibberish, and uncited “references” dpenabil suggested withdrawing existing application and reapplying with a new one.

Don’t worry. Exactly that happened to me, no problems. See my interview experience at https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/all-ottawa-october-applicants.543349/page-16#post-6816272

This is exactly my car insurance experience.

No. It is mandatory to file the taxes according to the CRA related laws and regulations.

Different people, different opinions. I would never get a loan or a lease to spend it on a consumer goods. Especially on the good that loses 20% of its value immediately at purchase. As a newcomer to the country I got myself an used car. And then years later, when I was able to afford, a new...

Yes, you got it right, except that because of your driving history you can skip G2 license and go directly to the G without any waiting period.