travel documents covering 5 years history

[ciscoccie]

When applying for citizenship one of the item in checklist says

All biographical pages of passports and/or travel documents covering five(5) year eligibility period.

I have been in Canada for little over 3 years so I believe my documents should cover documents from last 3 years, do I still need to submit 5 years travel/passport history or after becoming PR (3+ years) is fine?

 

[click.trick]

When applying for citizenship one of the item in checklist says

All biographical pages of passports and/or travel documents covering five(5) year eligibility period.

I have been in Canada for little over 3 years so I believe my documents should cover documents from last 3 years, do I still need to submit 5 years travel/passport history or after becoming PR (3+ years) is fine?

it has to be complete 5 years

 

[zardoz]

When applying for citizenship one of the item in checklist says

All biographical pages of passports and/or travel documents covering five(5) year eligibility period.

I have been in Canada for little over 3 years so I believe my documents should cover documents from last 3 years, do I still need to submit 5 years travel/passport history or after becoming PR (3+ years) is fine?

Yes, 5 years.

 

[ahmed5]

You have to give photo copies of whatever visits you made during last 5 years . ( Even if it was before you landed in Canada as immigrant )

 

[canvan14]

The eligibility period is 5 years, no exception.
As for travel documents, many passports are valid for 5-10 years so as long as your passport is valid during the 5 year preceding your application submit a photocopy of that passport. If the first 2 out of 5 years you have another passport, which is already expired, submit a copy of it too.
If you only got your first passport 3 years ago and have never been out of the country before, then submit an explanation along with your application.

 

[issteven]

what if it's his first passport and it was only three years old

 

[Bs65]

what if it's his first passport and it was only three years old

Maybe read the last sentence in the answer immediately above your post which provides an answer