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Trust everyone is having a wonderful holiday season! I am seeking all your help on behalf of a friend in a difficult situation. He and his family (wife and son) came to Canada as landed immigrants in 2016 but had to go back to home country after few months due to a family situation with the...

I just reconfirmed with him that everyone had to do it prior to entering the ceremony hall. It was the afternoon session, by the way.

It is supposed to be a two page form and you put your name and the signature to say that you agree with the conditions as stated on the form. Some of the conditions that he recall were the provision to revoke your citizenship for terrorism and intent to reside in Canada. I am sorry but I am not...

Provisions of this bill; http://www.cba.org/cba/submissions/pdf/14-22-eng.pdf Things that governments all over world do don't always make sense.

One of my family members did his oath at the Mississauga office today. He had to sign a brand new form(according to the staff) prior to taking the oath on which you basically had to agree with the provisions of the new citizenship laws which came into the effect this week.

So am I correct to assume that this new rule (4/6) applies to all new citizenship applications after June 11th, regardless of your date of becoming a PR in Canada?

CIC most probably considers boarding passes more credible as evidence of travel than a ticket. A ticket only shows that you bought a ticket but a boarding pass shows that you actually checked in for the flight. It is better that the BP is airline printed over a one that you printed at home.

One more item; You need to update your Nexus card if you have one by visiting a Nexus service center. Also, you are now eligible to apply for Enhanced Drivers Licence if your province has such a facility. It will allow you to cross into US by land borders without a passport.

They are not going to ask you any difficult questions. The interview, as I understand is for two primary purposes. One is to evaluate your language ability (English or French) and other is to verify what you have stated in the application form. The topics will be about your work and family. As...

Thank you for all your responses. I will definitely explore the dual citizenship option.

Does Canada informs another country when a citizen of that country becomes a Canadian citizen? This is to do with some of the properties that I own in my home country.

When I applied for citizenship you only had to submit copies of your PR card and The record of landing (IMM 1000) or COPR (IMM 5292/5688). Didn't have to submit any other documents such as statements and bank records. (But the RQ was a whole another story.

Or you can pay extra $20 to collect from the PP office but you have to do it at the time of applying.

RQ after the test. The quoted average RQ processing time was 36 months at that time, 2012 December. But I got the oath letter in 27 months. The parking rate at Mississauga location is $1.75 per 30 minutes with a $9 daily maximum, I think.

They want you to ONLY bring the following; 1. The notice to appear (the letter you receive) 2. 2 pieces of photo ID (DL, health card etc.) 3. The originals of the documents that you submitted with application - The record of landing (IMM 1000) or COPR (IMM 5292/5688) 4. PR Card 5. All...

I appreciate all your congratulatory wishes. Just a few things about the oath ceremony. It was at Mississauga and the time given was 0900 AM. I arrived there at round 0830 and left around 1130. So plan your parking payment accordingly. My parking coupon expired around 1045 but there was no...

I finally became a Canadian citizen recently after a long long wait with a story not much different from many others on this board. First the timeline summary. Landed : June 2008 Applied for citizenship: January 2012 Acknowledgement Received: February 2012 Processing Started: September 2012...

Please refer to my later post which includes my experience at CHC, Singapore for getting COPR in person. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/copr-received-and-landing-questions-t8687.0.html

PMM, thanks for the reply. Do you know of any web site where I can get more info on the restriction that you mentioned.

First of all, please refer to http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/my-timeline-from-singapore-t7982.0.html for my timeline in Singapore. As mentioned in the above post, I was going to get my COPR in person at Canadian High Commission (CHC), Singapore. What I was hoping...