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You're good with the degree certificate as language proof. T4???? Don't get yourself stressed out just because other people are suggesting to send one. It's not required. Good luck.

Just check the ones missing or which were required/stated on the CIC enclosed letter. Then mail it back. Make it easier on your part. Follow the instruction on that letter. I think you need to attach that CIC letter upon mailing it back.

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Just tick the box 'child is not at school age'. Pre-school is not formal education.

Isn't there a checklist form that comes with every application? It serves as a separator from every applicant. And while they have sent it back, CIC already have stamped and organized the application for you. Just follow what was told on the letter from CIC and mail it back. There's not a lot of...

It is normal for them to shorten some info., mostly names of person due to insufficient spacing. My birthplace also was shortened in my COPR. As long as it is clear that it was indeed shortened, you'll be fine. All the best.

It was 2-3mos., but people have been receiving one in 4-5mos. lately. So just sit back and relax,you'll get one soon.

Congrats to basharar and to those who have recently got their oath invites.

Same thing happened to us. My wife's calculator wasn't signed. Our application was returned and we received it 2weeks after the initial application was received. Just wait for CIC to send back the package, they will enclose a letter that would outline what's missing with your application.

CIC will take your PR card at the Oath. Your husband can be the guarantor provided he meets the requirement. http://passport.gc.ca/info/section2.aspx?lang=eng&region=Canada

If you think you haven't missed any correspondence from CIC,then you don't need to worry much. We left 2weeks after our application was received. We came back before it was even 'in process'. IMO, informing CIC is just to make sure you will not miss any correspondence with critical deadlines...

We went out of country for 4weeks and did not inform CIC, and never had a problem.

The most recent passport(not expired) will be sufficient as ID.

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So it's not the issue of sending extra docs will help rather the questionable diligence of the processing officers. I find that 'statistical study' insufficient. As i know from 60 individuals who took the oath with me, i'm the only one active in this forum from that group.

Yeah, i was into that thread. Aren't those extra docs also play key to the RQ if you'll get one?

Does this tell that sending extras does not really help, as what others here are strongly suggesting? Imagine the level of frustration after 'the dump' but still you get the questionnaire.

You can bring it with you on the test&interview day. Keep it with you until that day. This is the problem of reading too much from this forum, you get some unwanted ideas. Well, there's nothing wrong with being proactive. But imagine doubling up your frustrations after sending extras with your...

How about using BLDG. instead. The proper short form.