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Q1A. You can return back on your Indian passport since you are on H4 US visa. You can obtain Canadian passport from US. Q2A. Once you have a valid US visa - there is nothing like changing on to Canadian passport....since that visa is valid - they do not have to issue a new one. My...

I have not encountered anything like that (with my limited knowledge) but if they so..that should be good. I think it is better to carry a print out of ECAS which gives Oath invitation information. Carry your PR/COPR/2 pieces of ID and your passports (although they asked for PR only). The only...

Since there are less than 10 working days to Oath...I think you should call them. Sometimes it happens that they forgot to email but updated on ECAS...although generally you will receive an email or mail first and then it gets updated on ECAS...but not always. BTW....Congratulations.

id: niagara2807 Location: Vancouver App.Type: Single Physical Presence Days: 1111.5 App Sent: 04-10-2018 App Recd: 04-16-2018 AOR: 06-15-2018 In Process: 07-16-2018 Test Invite: 10-17-2018 Test date: 11-19-2018 (Officer mentioned...checks complete....will receive oath date in 3-5 months, lucky...

Well mentioned and explained.

Just update on ECAS and do not have to inform CIC.

Congratulations!! I agree...Thanks to Canada Visa forum and members.

At the time of the interview...if BG checks and other checks are completed then most probably you would get in 2-3 months after the interview.

Yes it does qualify as name change.

Regarding Q2: It should not be a problem and is understandable as spouse name gets changed, if desired. You need to supplement with a marriage certificate docs.

Considering the time line...you could get Canadian passport by Jan 12th if you opt for urgent and for weekend service. It is better to try like that than trying to travel on Indian passport after Oath (I understand there are options of 3 month grace etc but is always tricky).

Generally the passport check is when you are invited for test and majority of times the interview is on the same day with CIC officer.

In the application...there is an option of how you would like to receive communication. If you opt for postal it would be postal and if email then through email only although rarely even if you opt for email...you might get communication through postal.

I guess if it is clicked no...then the applicant has not lived outside Canada during eligibility period which is not the case as per the OP.

You can do whatever you wish with your property for e.g. rental is fine. You do not need a visitor visa to rent it.

It depends on how the application sent back. If it is punched with holes or marked....need to do over the whole application. And if it is pristine...you can remove that page and add a new one. Also make sure that eligibility period and other limitations are within the time limits.

Most likely...and your return application letter would have mentioned or marked why it was sent back.

Thanks.

If the property is still in your name...you need to pay taxes even if you renounce Canadian citizenship. As Canvis says...better to get rid of the property.

On the forum...there is a mixed response...even if you send Residence outside from (not being a crown servant) that should be fine as long as you write NA and sign in if there is one. Even if you do not send (Residence outside from), it is fine but if he has been outside Canada...you need to...