Yep it changed apparently. I will just put the dates and attach an explanation letter with my copies of the study + work permits
Thank you again @Seym
Application for Canadian Citizenship - A Comprehensive Guide
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Thank you again @Seym
Hi everyone.. If I complete 1095 days and apply citizenship and can go and work in USA till the process completes? Or should I stay in Canada till I receive citizenship?
Hello, I was resident in Greece for over 183 days before coming directly to Canada as a permanent resident 4 years ago. My question is after answering “Yes” to were you in a country other than Canada for 183 days or more in a row for Question 10(b) do I also have to answer “Yes” to “I will provide a Police Certificate” and explain in the box provided that it is not required as it was my place of origin and attach the old PCC? Or answer “No” to “I will provide a Police Certificate” and explain in the box provided that it is not required as it was my place of origin. Please note that I am not a Greek national. Thanks
Your "home country" in the PR application is the country you applied for the PR from, and for which you probably provided a police certificate already, regardless of your immigration/citizenship status in said country.
If you were in Greece immediately before getting your PR, and sent a Greek PCC during your PR application, you don't need a new PCC for these 183+ days.
I was going to submit my application today (I need to include a police certificate because I've been 6 months in another country), and I was going to attach:
* translation of PPC by a certified translator in Canada (black and white)
* Original PPC scan in color
However, I just noticed this when I clicked on the "help" button in the online portal
Do I also have to submit a certified copy (by a notary) of the PPC?
* translation of PPC by a certified translator in Canada (black and white)
* Original PPC scan in color
However, I just noticed this when I clicked on the "help" button in the online portal
Do I also have to submit a certified copy (by a notary) of the PPC?
During your 5-year eligibility period, did you have a valid temporary resident status before becoming a permanent resident?
the choices are Visitor, Temporary Foreign Worker, International Student, Temporary Resident Permit Holder
- for 1 year, i was in "Work Permit" status, then I got my Permanent Resident.. so which option should I choose from here?
the choices are Visitor, Temporary Foreign Worker, International Student, Temporary Resident Permit Holder
- for 1 year, i was in "Work Permit" status, then I got my Permanent Resident.. so which option should I choose from here?
Hi , I have few question, I hope I can get some help.
1. WE purchased house in Oct. 2020, and moved into new house, city did a mistake in my civic address, instead of giving us civic address XXstreet Unit D for my home, they give us XX street Unit A, and later on changed my civic address from XXA to XXD, street address is same, just the unit was numbered wrong. IN my application should I have two different address. like from OCt 2020-June 2023 as XXA and from June 2023 till now as XXD? I am confused little bit, my property number is same just the civic address was given wrong by the city.
2. My wife is co applicant, and she doesn't have driving license, we are planning to upload provincial ID, but we forgot to change the that civic address change on her provincial ID, on her provincial ID its still XX street Unit A, instead of XX street Unit D, will that create any issue?
3. My wife did her education from India and she has transcript of her Masters as well as Bachelors degree, will that work for language requirement section?
Thanks in advance
1. WE purchased house in Oct. 2020, and moved into new house, city did a mistake in my civic address, instead of giving us civic address XXstreet Unit D for my home, they give us XX street Unit A, and later on changed my civic address from XXA to XXD, street address is same, just the unit was numbered wrong. IN my application should I have two different address. like from OCt 2020-June 2023 as XXA and from June 2023 till now as XXD? I am confused little bit, my property number is same just the civic address was given wrong by the city.
2. My wife is co applicant, and she doesn't have driving license, we are planning to upload provincial ID, but we forgot to change the that civic address change on her provincial ID, on her provincial ID its still XX street Unit A, instead of XX street Unit D, will that create any issue?
3. My wife did her education from India and she has transcript of her Masters as well as Bachelors degree, will that work for language requirement section?
Thanks in advance
1. You can use the latest one as the property is same
2. You should update the address to proper one
3. If you get a letter from her university that the medium of instruction was in English for either Master or Bachelors you can skip the language test with it.
It may just work with transcript but have seen instances where IRCC is doubtful about the medium of instruction if its a majoritively non english speaking nation, so better to get a letter.
Hello, I have a questions as we are filling up application. We moved here October 2019.
So on the application, it says 5 year eligibility. Does this means this is from date I came to canada as PR or all details since past 5 years (including the year before I came to canada as PR??
I mean for Work details - do I have to only input information of the work after we came to canada as PR or do I also need to include the 1 year details of before me move here??
So on the application, it says 5 year eligibility. Does this means this is from date I came to canada as PR or all details since past 5 years (including the year before I came to canada as PR??
I mean for Work details - do I have to only input information of the work after we came to canada as PR or do I also need to include the 1 year details of before me move here??
IRCC wants the picture provided by the photographer. So, yep, the digital copy they'll send you by mail will do.