Sure thing. Thanks for responding.Hello, that's a good point. Thanks for bringing it up. However, there is no way for me to edit the post because it was written all the way back in May.
Sure thing. Thanks for responding.Hello, that's a good point. Thanks for bringing it up. However, there is no way for me to edit the post because it was written all the way back in May.
Sorry I can't tell you 100% the correct answer,but I had some issue with names and signature, so I called IRCC, and they told me to write an explanation letter about my name and signature stuff. So I did that and included with my application form, I mean I have posted my question here and there, but there are so many different opinions and answers, so I decided to write the letter to just at least make myself feeling confident with my application.Maybe someone can help me out here.
My birthname has an umlaut in it. It's an 'Ö' ( two dots on top of an o) , however my PR card has the English spelling equivalent 'OE'.
So my birthname is ' XXXXÖXX' and my PR card name is 'XXXXOEXX'
I apply for citizenship under name 'XXXXOEXX' since that is on my PR card and SIN etc.
As for question 5 I plan to put down only two names
1. ' XXXXÖXX' the one with umlaut for name of birth
2. my nickname
Is that correct or do I have to add the one with the English 'XXXXOEXX' spelling as well? Even though it is not different than my applicant name. My gut feeling is that I do not have to add, but just wanted to doublecheck.
If I do add the 'XXXXOEXX' spelling of my name to the list how do I explain this to CIC? There is no place for comment, Do I have to include a Letter of Explanation?
thank you so much for the response. I looked around a bit on CIC website and found that the machine readable version of my name with the OE will be always considered the official version in Canada so yes, that's my name I guessSorry I can't tell you 100% the correct answer,but I had some issue with names and signature, so I called IRCC, and they told me to write an explanation letter about my name and signature stuff. So I did that and included with my application form, I mean I have posted my question here and there, but there are so many different opinions and answers, so I decided to write the letter to just at least make myself feeling confident with my application.
I wouldnt add the OE name in 5, because that is typically saying YOUR name on the application.
Hi Raj,If the course was in English AND if you know it is at the secondary or post-secondary level, then yes.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility/language-proof.html
Go back five years from the date you are planning to sign your application on and that should be your eligibility period. You should fill out your application accordingly with all details during that eligibility period.Kindly check & Guide my scenario, I landed in June-2013 , went back to home country after 6 months stay their at home country for almost 2 years then come back and complete total residency obligation of 2 years, Then renew my PR and then just now about to complete 3 years in row for citizenship. doing a job and tax submitted. Do i need to mention my last 3 years stay or else fill all complete 6 to 7 years detail when apply for citizenship. please guide
Also, my query was they said my fees were not taken but they as I said provided the 2nd page on how to request a refund. If I do not request a refund, does that mean when I resubmit my application and it is accurate they will take the fees then??? Because I have to add the proof of payment with this application package so then would I just resubmit the old one as I have not asked for a refund? Or do I request a refund and pay it again when I resubmit my application??Hi All, just an informative message. I had posted on here that I had mistakenly submitted my academic IELTS with my citizenship application in August. I submitted a case-specific inquiry twice with my correct documents submitted, once in September and again this month and both times I got a response that my information was verified but as my application was not in the system so it could not be forwarded to the correct department. And to resubmit them when my application is being processed and they will forward it to the correct department. Unfortunately, my application was returned incomplete yesterday to me. Attached to it was a letter stating it was returned incomplete due to language evidence being not acceptable due to it not being in the list of acceptable evidence. They said if I choose to request a refund of the fees paid then an Annex A page was also attached. I am choosing to resubmit my application obviously with the correct paperwork by tomorrow. Unfortunately, it will push back my process so much further but I guess can't be helped.
If you have degree or diploma either from Canada or Overseas, it will be acceptable as a language requirement provided that you can proof that you studied through the medium of English for example a letter from the institute specially if you studied from an overseas institute.Hi All, just an informative message. I had posted on here that I had mistakenly submitted my academic IELTS with my citizenship application in August. I submitted a case-specific inquiry twice with my correct documents submitted, once in September and again this month and both times I got a response that my information was verified but as my application was not in the system so it could not be forwarded to the correct department. And to resubmit them when my application is being processed and they will forward it to the correct department. Unfortunately, my application was returned incomplete yesterday to me. Attached to it was a letter stating it was returned incomplete due to language evidence being not acceptable due to it not being in the list of acceptable evidence. They said if I choose to request a refund of the fees paid then an Annex A page was also attached. I am choosing to resubmit my application obviously with the correct paperwork by tomorrow. Unfortunately, it will push back my process so much further but I guess can't be helped.