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Contact the closest embassy or consulate.

Well I believe that you'll just need to fill your taxes the year after you return to Canada. The resident status is implicit/automatic. Basically, as long as you leave more than 6 months in Canada in a calendar year, you are automatically considered as a resident. There are some subtle cases...

Yes and RIM is still a top notch company with its Blackberries :p. Well seriously, the book has not been updated for some time, so you have to stick with this one. There is no updated version. Anyway, I believe that they won't ask outdated questions during the test.

I don't think the police would accept them. And RCMP don't accept ink-rolled finger prints any more, they need to be digitalized first. That's what a finger print company can do. So as I said, I would suggest that you contact a finger print company. If you are still in Canada, they can probably...

Ok I get it. You can check with the National Pardon Centre, they can do it from abroad.

They can also be taken by the police (SPVM) directly. This is probably faster and cheaper. https://spvm.qc.ca/en/Fiches/Details/Background-Checks

Click on the april tab. But you should post in the April 2018 thread, thanks.

Yes, but don't worry you will get your citizenship eventually. Just make sure not to miss the second oath :D

Personally, I would wait for AOR and then notify them about the address change. Currently they haven't opened your application, so it may cause more trouble than anything to notify them now. When they will open it, it's not sure whether they would use the old address (written in the application)...

From what I have seen in this forum, it usually it takes months before an oath invite is reschedule, whatever the location.

You can check the April and May 2019 threads and compare your timeline.

Reading it once is not enough.

Guys, please post in the correct thread. This one is for January 2018 applicants only. Actually there is only one spreadsheet per year, shared among several threads. Thanks.

Yes. Same as usual, wait and wait and wait :). Hopefully you'll get test invite soon. I would also suggest to contact IRCC every month or so just to make sure that you're application is not forgotten somewhere.

The fingerprints must be send electronically in digitalized form to RCMP (not to IRCC directly). But how the fingerprints are digitalized is not important. Usually police station and fingerprints company have machines that scan the finger and produce the electronic form automatically. The one...

I agree with Avadava. I wouldn't change anything on your wife's application. You can try to call IRCC to confirm.

I think that you can even resend the application of your family members with the paper still stapled. This might speed up the a bit the verification when they will receive it as they will know that they were already checked.

According to the e-mail extract above "The notice you will receive by mail will be your official confirmation of your appointment.", it explicitly states the notice should be received by mail. And saying in the e-mail to contact them in case this particular e-mail is not received wouldn't make...

Personally I would still suggest to contact them as it is indicated in the e-mail: "If you have not received this notice prior to the date of your scheduled appointment, please contact us"

No, the original application is the one you signed and put in the mail. If you print an other copy, it would not be the original. Be sure to bring all other documents though.