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Citizenship

Once you have immigrated, you must observe certain travel, residency and employment restrictions to maintain your status and eventually qualify to become a Canadian citizen.

Once you have met existing residence requirements to become a Canadian Citizen, you may apply for citizenship. This can be a difficult, document-heavy process. Our immigration consultant can help you make sure all documentation is properly completed and filed, deal with any barriers to Canadian citizenship, and appeal negative decisions, if necessary.

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Eligibility criteria for Canadian citizenship

  • Applicant must possess Canadian permanent residency status and must have lived in the nation for at least 1095 days in the last five years before the date you sign your application. In your calculation, you may be able to include some of the time you spent in Canada as a temporary resident or protected person.
  • The applicant must pass the citizenship test if they are 18 to 54 years of age on the day you sign your application.
  • Verbal fluency in English or/and French language is mandatory.
  • The applicant should not have been acquitted in criminal laws within or outside Canada or have any form of criminal past.

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