Application for Citizenship - 1095 days

[SinghLovCan]

Hello Friends,
Next month I will be completing 1095 days and become eligible for citizenship application. I want to know, should I apply for citizenship immediately or wait a couple of more months to accumulate buffer days?

Second question, I have lived every single day in Canada and no gap in employment history as I lived in Canada for the past 3 years. Will my application be processed quicker?

 

[Goldline]

Hello Friends,
Next month I will be completing 1095 days and become eligible for citizenship application. I want to know, should I apply for citizenship immediately or wait a couple of more months to accumulate buffer days?

Second question, I have lived every single day in Canada and no gap in employment history as I lived in Canada for the past 3 years. Will my application be processed quicker?

1-No. No need to do it ,but if you wanna do that nothing wrong with it.
2- No.

 

[keesio]

Hello Friends,
Next month I will be completing 1095 days and become eligible for citizenship application. I want to know, should I apply for citizenship immediately or wait a couple of more months to accumulate buffer days?

Second question, I have lived every single day in Canada and no gap in employment history as I lived in Canada for the past 3 years. Will my application be processed quicker?

Normally I would suggest you wait a few days after. The reason is that some people have gotten in trouble because they forgot about some trips they took (or the length of them) and ended up being short a few days and got RQ.

But if you never left Canada the entire time then you should be ok since there are no trips at all to get confused about. So you should be fine.

Note that you should apply on the day AFTER you complete your 1095 (on the 1096th day). You need to have 1095 COMPLETE days.

 

[juggy D]

Two of my friends applied with approx 1100 days and both of them got citizenship in 8 months