Toward Understanding Bill C-6 to Amend Citizenship Act; new 3/5 rule plus
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did u see the date of the post on twitter before u become disappointed lool? c6 is coming
Yeah I guess the week has just started! Lol it just that I have lost my patience. 10years since I Been in Canada and dreaming abt being its citizen...
hahah, yea many people lost there patience because of this law, we just reached the end of it, soon we gonna celebrate don't worry
Hopefully next week guys. Now you can cross your fingers 
https://twitter.com/SenJaffer/status/871802433487417344
https://twitter.com/SenJaffer/status/871802433487417344
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Guys, Sorry if it is not directly related to C-6. My question is if I have fulfilled the requirements for citizenship application, can I submit my citizenship application from out of Canada? ( I know I should go back for test, interview, oath etc) . Also on average how long does it take from when you apply for citizenship and when they set a test date?
Cheer up Guys
Its finally here. Prepare your papers to apply as soon as its allowed by CIC (Changes expected to take effect in fall 2017)
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2017/06/citizenship_billreceivesroyalassent.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2017/06/bill_c-6_receivesroyalassent0.html
Its finally here. Prepare your papers to apply as soon as its allowed by CIC (Changes expected to take effect in fall 2017)
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2017/06/citizenship_billreceivesroyalassent.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2017/06/bill_c-6_receivesroyalassent0.html
Buddy, how about Visitor Visa days? i have spent 11 months on visitor Visa Prior my work visa and PR...a) If you have been 2 years on a VISA (Study or work) prior to becoming PR. That counts as 1 (50% time)
b) 2 years after becoming a PR.
a+b=1+2=3
a and b have to take place in the last 5 years. Anything before 5 years does not count.
I assume - if everything goes well - Applications should be allowed by Dec 2017.
Parliament bill says that Temporary Resident or Protected Person but Canada Visa site says Temporary Resident such as (Work and Study) so wghich is true?
Visitors usually do not "live" while in Canada so this is a grey area.
Someone on study/work permit files tax returns has rental agreements/leases to prove residency. A visitor usually does not have these. If you can provide solid proof of actual residency then you can count them otherwise no...
Remember you will still need at least 3 tax returns.
Classes of temporary resident include visitors in addition to FNs admitted to Canada as temporary residents for study or work. (Applicable provisions in IRPA discussed in more depth in other topics.)
Main problem with counting time as a visitor has to do with proof.
There are two aspects to this. _MK_ refers to one, that being specific proof to show actual presence. And yes, this can be a problem for many visitors who have no employment history in Canada for those days, and often less than complete proof to show an occupant's interest in a place of residence.
The other aspect has to do with the formalities of entering Canada. If the entry was documented, a formal TRV or TRP, a Visitor's Record, or such, then IRCC will have this information in the client's record. If this is the case, there is a lower risk of IRCC questioning the applicant's account of presence as to the time in Canada as a temporary resident (as a visitor). But if, for example, the person was allowed into Canada without specific formal documentation of the entry, such as a FN with a visa-exempt passport waived into Canada, there is then a much higher risk that IRCC will make a request for documentation as to entry, status, and presence. This will render the application non-routine. Most applicants will do well to avoid circumstances rendering their case non-routine. In other words, the path to citizenship may be faster if the prospective applicant waits longer to apply, so as to not rely on time as a visitor.
Clarification: the requirement is to comply with tax filing obligations. There is no requirement to have filed 3 tax returns. Thus, for example, the requirement can be met based on years in which no return was filed so long as the applicant did not have an obligation to file that tax year.
