No, print does not work. There is no sarcasm in stating the fact. I would instead appreciate if people would stop giving advice of the things they have no idea about - like comments in this thread from today's morning that were suggesting to press the print button, but have not even checked the form itself.
You are misinformed! The form works and prints! Spreading misinformation creates confusion.
yes, why not format disk C and re-install Windows? Better, purchase new PC altogether, just set it up in a new apartment - your old house is compromised. You also have to move to another country - try downloading from Buffalo
Alternatively - wait for the forms to be fixed, and do not listen to pranks that say Print works, because it does not.
Please stop spreading misinformation.
If you were not eligible to file under the old rules, then you cannot sign and submit your application until tomorrow (because you were not eligible to apply yesterday).
That's not true.
IANAL, but I believe there is a difference between personal eligibility (i.e. having enough days in Canada) and the coming into force of the 3/5 rule. The purpose of the test is to ensure that you were in Canada long enough to qualify for applying. If you have sufficient days as of Oct 10, then you are eligible to file even on Oct 11 (day 1 of the new rules being applied).
This is not true. People who had more than 1,095 days on Oct 10 were eligible under the new rules yesterday and that is what matters. This is not about the question if the rules were in force yesterday or not. It has to be understood as "Under the current rules, were you eligible yesterday?"
The citizenship application states the following right above the signature area, "Remember to make sure that you are eligible to apply for citizenship on the day BEFORE you sign this application."
