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bringing back my child while processing his Canadian Citizen certificate

showmanshow

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Nov 23, 2015
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I'm a naturalized Canadian working oversea. My child was born in Korea this Sept , and we are in the process in applying for his Canadian citizenship certificate. According to the Canada embassy in my area, this will normally takes 6months-1 year, What happens if I need to leave my job and move back to Canada with my child during this 1year process time, i need to get him a Canadian limited Validity Passport, right?

Also, how long can he stay in Canada with this passport, and how about his health Care (Ontario)?
 

screech339

VIP Member
Apr 2, 2013
7,887
552
Category........
Visa Office......
Vegreville
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
14-08-2012
AOR Received.
20-11-2012
Med's Done....
18-07-2012
Interview........
17-06-2013
LANDED..........
17-06-2013
showmanshow said:
I'm a naturalized Canadian working oversea. My child was born in Korea this Sept , and we are in the process in applying for his Canadian citizenship certificate. According to the Canada embassy in my area, this will normally takes 6months-1 year, What happens if I need to leave my job and move back to Canada with my child during this 1year process time, i need to get him a Canadian limited Validity Passport, right?

Also, how long can he stay in Canada with this passport, and how about his health Care (Ontario)?
Your child can get a 2 year limited passport however once the child reaches age 2, he/she will not be able to get the limited passport. The child would have to get Canadian citizenship certificate first before getting Canadian passport.

He/she can stay as long as he/she wants in Canada. Depending on how old the child in when he/she is in Ontario applying for OHIP, he/she could get immediate OHIP coverage. There is an unwritten rule that I came across while applying for OHIP for my child. If your child is 6 months or younger, Ontario Service may grant immediate OHIP coverage. If the child is more than 6 months old, then the child would likely have to wait 3 months before coverage kicks in.
 

screech339

VIP Member
Apr 2, 2013
7,887
552
Category........
Visa Office......
Vegreville
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
14-08-2012
AOR Received.
20-11-2012
Med's Done....
18-07-2012
Interview........
17-06-2013
LANDED..........
17-06-2013
showmanshow said:
I'm a naturalized Canadian working oversea. My child was born in Korea this Sept , and we are in the process in applying for his Canadian citizenship certificate. According to the Canada embassy in my area, this will normally takes 6months-1 year, What happens if I need to leave my job and move back to Canada with my child during this 1year process time, i need to get him a Canadian limited Validity Passport, right?

Also, how long can he stay in Canada with this passport, and how about his health Care (Ontario)?
Your child can get a 2 year limited passport however once the child reaches age 2, he/she will not be able to get the limited passport. The child would have to get Canadian citizenship certificate first before getting Canadian passport.

He/she can stay as long as he/she wants in Canada. Depending on how old the child in when he/she is in Ontario applying for OHIP, he/she could get immediate OHIP coverage. There is an unwritten rule that I came across while applying for OHIP for my child. If your child is 6 months or younger, Ontario Service may grant immediate OHIP coverage. If the child is more than 6 months old, then the child would likely have to wait 3 months before coverage kicks in.