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Did you start the calculator application? if you did it, all it ask is what country, Date range and reasons aka Tourisum , visiting family etc. If you're out of Canada, you're out of Canada..

u basically confused the hell out of yourself. if u travel out of Canada for vacation or visit something, just write it down. and yes you need to fill in all the dates; last 5 years from application. Work is working in Canada, Residing is living in Canada.

This post by someone in another page got me thinking... "Serious question, is it legally permissible to apply on the 11th? The current signature page says to ensure you were eligible the day BEFORE signing the application. This would generally refer to being eligible per current requirements...

one thing that always confuses me will be From and To, i wonder if it is okay to leave the "TO" as Current or the date that i did the application? Just want to make sure.

good joke but no.

No, give them proof of graduation or transcipt .

at a time per calendar year. So you dont need it no.

awesome! Thanks!!!!!

i am just sending my transcripts as per one of the options available. It will be sufficient.

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if i remember right. It was since the first time you arrived in Canada, whether it was as a student visa/work permit. Visitor visa I'm not sure whether it counts. Some says yes.. some say no.. lol

well there's a reason why they ask for your SIN numbers. they can pull everything. if you read the papers, they even ask for authorization from the border agency to release everything as per entry etc. Citizenship is just another lvl of formality. Follow the new forms when they appear and we all...

pretty much what he stated and make sure you do not return to your home country, at least not till u get your citizenship

Best that you have a copy of it to speed up the process. Why risk it? Why not start requesting for it? Documentation is very important. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=045&top=12

it should. Just count all the days you stayed in Canada pre pr and divide it by 2 to a max of 365 days.

it seems you are fine as per the new rules. your 2012-2013 should you not take any vacation will provide the +1 year pre pr credit. u can check using this http://www.canadavisa.com/citizenship-wizard.html. It's not perfect but it will come close. Language wise. you still need to send them your...

10 years - 3 years student = 7 years of properly contributing to Canadian economy. back then getting pr/work permit was a different kind of thing. It kept getting flipped. At first, it was you need 2-3 years proper experience then later it was switched to one.Processing times were horrid till...

if they give the PR credit, I'll be happy already lol. Supposed to be applying in March but now it's Dec.. i can wait 4 more months NP

most of us are just waiting for CIC to revert on C-6 or just wait another year or so lol

well at least it's a good start