If you applied as family they will process all applications at the same time, similar to FP, application will move to the next step until all have passed the test, unless someone fail the online test twice and fail during Teams meeting call which is the third opportunity. at the point they will make a decision to split the applications.
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=361&top=5
What happens if I fail the written citizenship test?
Due to COVID-19, we cancelled
- all in-personcitizenship tests
- We’re now inviting some applicants to take the citizenship test online.
- If you can’t or don’t want to do the online test, you may wait until in-person tests resume (date to be determined).
- most retests, interviews and hearings(including videoconference hearings)
- Wait for us to contact you.
- If you need to change your appointment, contact the office that sent the invitation.
- The contact information is in the letter we sent.
If you do not pass the written test, but you meet the other criteria for citizenship, we will schedule you for a second test.
This second test will usually take place 4-8 weeks after your first test, but the delay may be longer. If you are not available to take the test on that date,
you must let us know.
If you do not pass the second test, we will send you a notice telling you to appear for a
hearing with a citizenship officer. During this hearing, the citizenship officer may assess whether you meet
all the requirements for citizenship. During an oral interview, the citizenship officer may:
- test your knowledge of Canada and the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship;
- ask questions about your residency in Canada; and/or
- assess if you have adequate knowledge of English or French.
If you are asked to attend an interview, but applied for citizenship with your family by sending your applications in the same envelope, your application will be processed separately from your family's
unless you want them to be processed together.
