December 2018 - Citizenship Applications

[wellderr]

Was there a typo error. Your Physical presence show 1090 days, it should be 1095 days at the very minimum at the time you submit your form. It will be cancelled. Kindly look into this if your above info is correct

Sorry the correct physical presence is 1190. Tks for noticing it!

 

[Heliosdz]

Hi, please add to spreadsheet:

App Sent: Dec 6th
App Received: Dec 10th
Location: Ottawa
Application Type: Family (3)
Eligibility Period: 1258 days

Guys, looks like you missed me, can someone please add my details to the tracking spreadsheet?
Thanks

 

[Marticus]

Hello again,

I am having troubles find contact information / boss' name for a job that I worked in 2014 (when I first arrived). Only worked there 2 weeks because I hated it and found a better place in which I still worked today. It looks like I require this info for question 11.

If I complete those boxes for this one job, but leave a box blank (e.g. can't recall their email address) is that okay?

 

[Marticus]

Hello,

I have my application ready to go - sending out tomorrow first thing (Dec. 18). Please add me to the spreadsheet:

App Sent: Dec 18th
App Received:
Location: Edmonton
Application Type: Single
Eligibility Period: 1530 days

 

[Sharmn6]

Hi All,

Please add me to the excel sheet:
App Sent: Dec 6
App Received: Dec 10 by Daniel
Location: Vancouver
Application Type: Family (3)
Eligibility Period: 1100 days
Thanks

 

[PeterZZ]

Hi, please add to the spreadsheet:

ID: PeterZZ
Location: Markham, ON
App.Type: Single
Physical Presence Days: 1150.5
App Sent: Dec 13, 2018
App Recd: Dec 17, 2018

 

[lucky boy]

Hi everyone,

I am from Karachi, Pakistan and I have confusion in question 10A.
I do not know the postal code of the place where I lived outside Canada because we rarely use it over there for address. So what should I do? should I write N/A?

Thanks

 

[lucky boy]

Hi everyone,

I am from Karachi, Pakistan and I have confusion in question 10A.
I do not know the postal code of the place where I lived outside Canada because we rarely use it over there for address. So what should I do? should I write N/A?

Also for question 11, i do not know the email address of my previous employer, what should i write in email address?

Thanks

 

[cheire]

App Sent: Dec 13th, 2018
App Received: Dec16th, 2018
Location: Calgary
Application Type: Single
Eligibility Period: 1133 days

 

[cheire]

welcome

Thanks for adding me, and can you please change aoolication received date to 17th, i wrote 16th by mistake

 

[Sam.Ahmed]

Hi everyone,

I am from Karachi, Pakistan and I have confusion in question 10A.
I do not know the postal code of the place where I lived outside Canada because we rarely use it over there for address. So what should I do? should I write N/A?

Also for question 11, i do not know the email address of my previous employer, what should i write in email address?

Thanks

For postal code use this ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_postal_codes_in_Pakistan , however you would have mentioned your postal code already to Immigration Canada when you applied for your PR. Make sure its the same one.

For your previous employer dont need to be accurate, if you dont have your employer email address, then at least try to get your company's HR email contact from company website or calling the company.

 

[Ranbir4u]

Hello my wife doesn’t have a secondary ID proof other than PR card. Can she attach the passport copy to this section as well

 

[KK82]

Hello my wife doesn’t have a secondary ID proof other than PR card. Can she attach the passport copy to this section as well

passport is considered as ID proof and that is the reason cic ask for only one ID proof that can be any one of these : PR card, Driving licence, province identity card.

In your case, PR card is good enough and you don't need to attach 2 copies of passport. 1 copy will do.

 

[aj1997]

passport is considered as ID proof and that is the reason cic ask for only one ID proof that can be any one of these : PR card, Driving licence, province identity card.

In your case, PR card is good enough and you don't need to attach 2 copies of passport. 1 copy will do.

I don't think they will accept the PR card for ID proof. See this application guideline(https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-0002-application-canadian-citizenship-under-subsection-5-1-adults-18-years-older.html) and Ctrl+F for "PERMANENT RESIDENT CARD". The first occurrence states "Note: You cannot use your permanent resident card as identification."

 

[KK82]

I don't think they will accept the PR card for ID proof. See this application guideline(https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-0002-application-canadian-citizenship-under-subsection-5-1-adults-18-years-older.html) and Ctrl+F for "PERMANENT RESIDENT CARD". The first occurrence states "Note: You cannot use your permanent resident card as identification."

my bad.. you are right, PR card can not be used as identification. This is the list of identification documents

Photocopy of personal identification. Examples of identification you can use include:

• driver’s license;
• health insurance card
• senior citizen’s card
• age of majority card
  
  Note: You cannot use your permanent resident card as identification.

Thanks