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NO..it won't affect in anything. It 's not relevant whether a person has worked or not…..' working in canada ' is not a requirement to acquire citizenship. The law says you need 1095 days physically in canada. ( and some other details that explains on cic website). So dont worry about that part...

Re: @ St Clair-RQ-Preliminary review completed, referred to level 2 decision maker i will post my timeline tomorrow. but one question : so after their 'final decision' is that they ask for the security check ? does that mean they decide first and they do security check? or they make a...

Hi, thanks for the feedback ! Question : Do you think if they are in the stage of 'working on the security check' means that our file was approved? like the officer said YES to the final decision????

Hello….. in early april i called CIC and asked what my status was ..they said : The next note on your file is " Please refer to level 2 for final decision. If it's a ' YES', next step is to issue you the OATH LETTER." Then the officer also said there was 1 security check which was about to...

hi,, did anyone try to contact CIC call centre for information and could speak to them? I have tried several times this week and it says ' they are experiencing a high volume of calls " and tell us to go online !!!!!!!! are they really unavailable? I can't reach them.

Hi guys… I have a law degree ( not from canada) and marketing degree and I would like to hear suggestions of any kind of IT or computer related career, short program ( maximum 1 year) so i can start a new fresh career. Law is difficult I dont want to study all over again here…… and marketing...

any news anyone? I am still waiting for oath letter. Last time I called cic they said the last note on my file was " Please refer for level 2 for final decision"......but so far nothing..... i dont know what level 2 means.

ok but easier to use the online calculator for citizenship........that will show the exact physical days within the 5 year frame.

yes i said i got my pr in 2008

on the cic site it says : "To maintain your status as a permanent resident, there are few requirements you must fulfill. One requirement is the residency obligation. You must live in Canada for at least two years within a five-year period. During this time you must be here physically." got my...

well i still dont know how to calculate that exactly..i know what the theory is you must meet the 730 days within the last 5 year period.. BUT HOW DO I CALCULATE THAT? i did it and it didn't make any sense…..

Second RQ ???? I NEVER heard that before……… I didn't know they do a second RQ Request……..do they submit another RQ AFTER THE FIRST ONE? so weird

i dont know..i also applied in 2012…november………. we just have to pray

wow all i can say is you'll now be waiting forever ..SORRY. but maybe RQs nowadays are being processed faster

ok..sounds good..60 days is not too bad….kinda like 2 months

does anyone know how long it takes for cic get results from criminality and security check from the day they request it? i called and they said mine will expire in 2 weekss, and they might have to request it again.

i tried to call cic for the last 2 days and i can't reach anyone..it says they are having high volume of call and can't answer !!!!!!

i dont think they can see that because they dont register exit only entries

Does anyone know how to calculate how long you can be away from Canada without losing your PR? If so, please explain. I dont know .. thanks.