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I believe the child is born in India so can claim Indian citizenship by birth. The Canadian parents can also apply Canadian citizenship for their kid(s). It will be a matter of choice really. However, the child can not have both Indian and Canadian citizenship.

This might mean your file is being transferred to the local office. Good luck.

Is CBSA report advised even if we did not travel within the last 3 years?

I dont think its only those documents that improved the process for him. Due to these papers he might not have received RQ and that helps but surely there must be other reasons for this unbelievably fast process. He and torontowarrior might just have got lucky :P

Mine was transferred there on 17th Jan and we have not heard from them yet. This can give you an idea.

I agree. Wait only if you are unsure of the 1095 days. I applied on the 1096th day and my application is i process now. The good thing about my travel history is that i did not travel outside Canada in the last 3 years. hope this helps.

Thats right. try with your wife's PR card number and you will see her info.

Hello xzb33 I must say you worry too much. If you sent all applications in one envelop then all the applications will be processed together. You see your name in e-case and that means all the applications you sent together are in process now. I sent 3 applications together and can only see my...

I dont think your file will be returned to you. You probably will get the AOR in few days. fingers crossed.

After 2nd reading (Debate) comes the 3rd reading where debate continues and then a vote. If the bill will get more than 50% votes in favour, it is considered passed and will be forwarded to the senate where 3 readings and voting will take place. After a bill is passed by both the houses of...

I do not think there will be a third reading on the same day. This type of bill will have to be discussed thoroughly before it goes for voting (3rd reading). Sometimes the debate continues for months. So dont worry about it yet.

It is better to carry the old employment records with you for interview however, please note that being on job is not a requirement to become a citizen. Even if somebody is on welfare, they can still apply for and become Canadian citizens. As far the interviewing officer is concerned, tell...

Well i cant answer this question definitively. It depends on each individual case. Normally, LOT means you should expect test letter within 2-4 months. But again some guys have their applications transferred to local office last year and still waiting for test date. What I can say for sure is...

I agree with coolcat. It really depends on so many factors. Mine was transferred to local office in less than 20 days but I have not heard from them so far and it does not show on my e-case either.

I agree that local office plays an important role. Another fellow at this forum had his application received on the same day as mine but he has received his test letter whereas I am still waiting.. He was referred to Toronto office and mine is Scarborough..

A common reason for getting Resident Questionnaire is when the applicant has traveled outside Canada after he/she became a permanent resident and before applying for citizenship. You should not be worried about this if you did not travel in the period i mentioned. In case you have traveled, just...

I agree with what ramsfe said. I was deported from England in 2006 even when I had a valid visa to enter the country. However, this is something which is not considered a criminal offense. They did not take my fingerprints etc. I applied for my Canadian Immigration in 2009 and was granted PR...

Hi there, My question is more of a basic nature. I want to know who conducts the background checks? are these done by central office in Nova Scotia or the Local Office? thanks

u r welcome

Thanks a lot for your post and info.