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Google RTD (Refugee travel document). You can apply it, and travel to different countries, but most likely you will need a visa

Sure, but I think it’s a standard template everyone receives. As I searched the forum, I noticed others received the same thing. Here’s the rest of the explanation: ”The Citizenship Regulations require that we verify that applicants are free of any prohibitions from a security and criminal...

Received fingerprint request e-mail today November 13th from Vancouver office (we live in Toronto). In the attachment it mentions: "After reviewing the biographical information on your application form, there are questions in your case with regard to sections 21 and/or 22 of the Citizenship...

Apply for Legal Aid anyways. Then find a lawyer who accepts legal aid certificate. He can call the number, they also provide an interpreter if he needs. Good luck to him

If you have a hard time filling out these important documents, seek help in your community. Don’t rely on members here, as we try to help, but we are not immigration consultants or lawyers. Find someone who can help with the forms and, if necessary, pay them.

Mississauga office exists? Because I've heard a lot of people got their citizenship in 3-4 months.

Apply for an RTD, your previous US visa probably cancelled. In addition, it’s not allowed to use home country passport for travel, you can lose your status, or have problems later if you want to apply for citizenship.

Citizenship test completed October 15, updated today in the tracker. No more new updates (ghost update October 3)

It’s not an answer to the question. To the OP: if you apply together as common-law, your case will be heard together at the hearing, and you will receive one decision letter.

Test taken today, still no new updates so far in the tracker.

Guys, I’m taking the test tomorrow. I hope I studied enough :D. I saw some people who failed the test, not because of their results, but due to other circumstances. What are the main things I should keep in mind during the test?

https://cacitizenship414questions.blogspot.com/?m=1 I think it's good. I found it here in the citizenship section

Based on what you’ve written, I think you have a good chance. Just keep in mind that if you become a refugee claimant, it will take many years before you get permanent resident status. In addition, your passport will be seized. You will find a lot of information in this forum about the process...

AOR: Aug 8; Test invitation: Sept 25; Ghost update October 3 That's all so far. I will take the test on Friday.

Hi everyone, Quick question: is it normal that I still don’t see any new updates since the ghost update on October 3?

@CanGoldDigger may I ask you came from a country which has agreement with Ontario? Let me clarify something. I think it’s a legal rabbit hole. Here’s how it was for me: years ago, when I came to Canada, I had my foreign license, but I hadn’t used it. When I had enough money, I decided to...

Thank you guys for the detailed answers, I really appreciate them. You know the rules better than anyone he has asked so far. I will forward the information. Yeah, it’s not easy for someone who moves frequently to deal with these licensing things.

Thanks for your answer, Armoured! The problem is that his drivers licence is issued by an EU country, which has only have an exchange agreement with Ontario. And he plans to move to Quebec next year. So basically if he surrenders his licence to Service Ontario, got a Quebec licence, and then if...

Asking for a friend: he comes from a country which has drivers licence exchange agreement with Ontario. The question is, when he gets the ontario licence, the agent will ask to give them the orignal licence from the home country? Or they just say to surrender the licence (whatever it means)...

Today I checked the tracker, and the date changed to October 3, 2024. It was September 27, 2024 before (when I got the test invitation). But nothing else changed. What does it mean?