No such amendment is being presented. Max 1 year pe-PR credit if/when C6 passes.Joe and luck said:Could amandments increase pre-PR credit to 2 years?
If yes then bell C-6 is great .
No such amendment is being presented. Max 1 year pe-PR credit if/when C6 passes.Joe and luck said:Could amandments increase pre-PR credit to 2 years?
If yes then bell C-6 is great .
The comments were outrageous.sbag_in said:To answer to some very offensive comments I read previously. My wife and I, both PRs, are going to apply for citizenship, early 2018, with c6 passed. We are also doctors who will go to USA to do a medical residency and fellowship. Bothof is were sponsored as family Class PRs. My dad sponsored me. I sponsored my wife (it's her timeline you see on my profile). So no its not just uneducated people who come via family class sponsorship. Secondly we will have the opportunity to stay in both, the USA or Canada as a doctor once we get the degree, and yeah, both of us will choose Canada over USA any day. To say who would choose Canada over USA, given the chance in both countries.. There you go., just gave you two examples among nmerous others.. Don't judge people based on your beliefs.. Shameful.
Now I am confused, some say you can take credit of pre-PR time even after 10 years. So, does that mean if person stayed on student or work visa for 2yrs and then left after PR application. Recieved PR after 2 years, came back and now completing 2 yrs under C-6 wont be able get Pre-PR credit.asifmehmood said:If you applied in 2019, the previous five years will count and 2012 will fall out of this range, there is no pre-PR credit increase proposed in amendments.
I hope this clarify.
The rules are pretty clear. the day you apply for Citizenship, you have to show 3 years of residency in the last 5. If you are applying at 2 year PR mark, then off the preceding 3 years before PR, you will need to have been in Canada for at least 2 of them (in any valid temporary resident status...student/work permit/refugee). So basically 4 years out of the last 5 if you want full 1 year pre PR credit for Citizenship application.RajGill said:Now I am confused, some say you can take credit of pre-PR time even after 10 years. So, does that mean if person stayed on student or work visa for 2yrs and then left after PR application. Recieved PR after 2 years, came back and now completing 2 yrs under C-6 wont be able get Pre-PR credit.
unless that 'some' in your 'some say' comes with a direct link to a specific CIC document about this isse, you can pretty much ignore itRajGill said:Now I am confused, some say you can take credit of pre-PR time even after 10 years. So, does that mean if person stayed on student or work visa for 2yrs and then left after PR application. Recieved PR after 2 years, came back and now completing 2 yrs under C-6 wont be able get Pre-PR credit.
3/5 will only come into effect later (1-2 years) then why bother?proudian said:The last week of March will be the real week which will clear out many things about where this bill will go. The good thing is that there are continuous sittings of senate till mid of april... Very much hopeful in the coming weeks
Most of us we care about c6 because under c6 we will be able to apply after 2 years ;Ddeerestlovelybear said:3/5 will only come into effect later (1-2 years) then why bother?
you cant say for sure, lets see the bill..deerestlovelybear said:3/5 will only come into effect later (1-2 years) then why bother?
Very Truesbag_in said:To answer to some very offensive comments I read previously. My wife and I, both PRs, are going to apply for citizenship, early 2018, with c6 passed. We are also doctors who will go to USA to do a medical residency and fellowship. Both of us were sponsored as family Class PRs. My dad sponsored me. I sponsored my wife (it's her timeline you see on my profile). So no its not just uneducated people who come via family class sponsorship. Secondly we will have the opportunity to stay in both, the USA or Canada as a doctor once we get the degree, and yeah, both of us will choose Canada over USA any day. To say who would choose Canada over USA, given the chance in both countries.. There you go., just gave you two examples among nmerous others.. Don't judge people based on your beliefs.. Shameful.
I think he will be able to start debate next time, or libs can start debate on 28 march but not sure of it ;Dasifmehmood said:The last session was adjourned in the name of Sen. Day who is Senate Liberal Party Leader, does this means anything special?
Since this guy is the representative for the government in the senate, he can provide guidance towards whether the amendment will be accepted by the minister/HoC. If he says "out of scope" it will be good indications that Minister does not like all or some of the proposed changes. If he supports it, thats a good indication.monalisa said:I think he will be able to start debate next time, or libs can start debate on 28 march but not sure of it ;D