Documents for the interview

[glob]

The invitation e-mail says the following:
All your original documents that support your citizenship application (as listed in the document
checklist in the citizenship application form);

Which is:
- Passports
- COPR
- PR card
- Drivers license / health card
- Language certificate

Do I also need to bring:
- Physical travel calculator printout?
- Copy of police certificate (I submitted one with my application because I spent more than 6 month in my home country). I'm not sure if I still have it?

Did I miss anything?

Thanks.

 

[Joshua1]

Just bring what they ask for. Police certicate and physical presence... are not required.

 

[Quink]

It doesn't hurt to bring printouts and evidence of whatever you used to calculate your physical presence. Things such as plane tickets, bank statements to show foreign and canadian purchases, I-94 entry record, etc. It's not essential though - I didn't bring them but they did ask me how I calculated my time outside of Canada and I feel like it would have been helpful to have. It didn't end up being a problem though and I'm now DM status waiting for Oath callup.

 

[sns204]

While I agree that it's a good idea to have documentation that supports your physical presence if you have a lot of travel, I would advise to only bring it out if requested by the interviewer.