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I find this question a bit confusing. "Any other countries"? other than what? Should I just simply list my sole citizenship?

The dates when I became a PR and when I first came to live in Canada are the same. So when I answer 6B, should I leave it blank to indicate it is the same as 6A, the date when I became PR. Or I put N/A or something else. Please, someone help me with this question. Thanks.

I think you might have actually misled op by saying that all pages containing immigration information need to be translated. When he files his citizenship application, he only has to send the biographical pages of the passport(s). And those pages are usually printed in the country's official...

The application guide does not state that you need to translate the biographical pages of your passport(s). And I believe most passports have biographical information in the country's official language and English (at least). So there is no need for translation.

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Based on what did you make this statement? Facts or just your gut feeling?

did you get your PR status through skilled worker or family reunion category? I assume that you were on H-1 visa when you landed as a PR since you only got ur US PR status very recently? Did you terminate your job before landing? Or you simply took some days off from work to complete the landing...

i assume that ur institution was not in an english-speaking country?

Just simply answer this question: was the medium of instruction used at your undergraduate institution English? If yes, then there should be little or no problem. If no, then your diploma cannot be used as objective evidence of your language ability, no matter what language the actual document...

Was English/French the instruction language of your undergraduate institution? If yes, it will likely suffice the need. If not, then no.

So what are you suggesting that I should do with this? I don't declare this one-month gap?

Hi, I was filling out the employment history section on citizenship application form when a question came up. I had two jobs in the past four years. And there was a one month gap between the two jobs. Job 1 ended on March 15, 2011, while Job 2 started on April 16, 2011. So when I fill out this...