Thank you for the detailed list. I couldn't find out if there are any discounts on flights and VIA Rail for new citizens. Could you please share the details on how to obtain these discounts?
Life After Citizenship?
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Download the Canoo APP
Apple store
Google Store
And then go to the deals section and you will see deals for
Air Canada
Via Rail
And lots more other stuff
Is there a list somewhere of services that need to be notified about the new citizenship?
I take it this may be important for banks and brokerages?
Should I tell the credit card companies?
How about some municipal services/governments if you own property?
Province's tax authority?
I take it this may be important for banks and brokerages?
Should I tell the credit card companies?
How about some municipal services/governments if you own property?
Province's tax authority?
Joining the club.
It is unbelievable to have our oath completed. A sense of relief, and inability to acclimatize to the new reality that there are to time constraints, physical presence requirements and that now we have the ability to travel at will.
It is the sense of vastness and that of endless joy that can’t be described in words.
It is unbelievable to have our oath completed. A sense of relief, and inability to acclimatize to the new reality that there are to time constraints, physical presence requirements and that now we have the ability to travel at will.
It is the sense of vastness and that of endless joy that can’t be described in words.
You have a way with words. This encapsulates 100% the feelings I think I'll have once my application is finally done.
You’ll too join the club soon, hang in there and try your best to attend the citizenship ceremony on the first go.
I'm have my oath ceremony scheduled this month so I'm bumping this thread up
I joined the club on October 20th. I got my certificate on the 23rd. I haven't yet applied for my passport. (I also still haven't received a letter from my MP. Or confirmations of being registered by elections Canada).
Life since citizenship has been great. I came here at 19 and I went through a long journey to figure out permanent residency and citizenship. The fact that I'm a citizen of this country is still sinking in
Life since citizenship has been great. I came here at 19 and I went through a long journey to figure out permanent residency and citizenship. The fact that I'm a citizen of this country is still sinking in
Congratulations, You should register yourself for the election I did it the same day I became a citizen online. It is faster doing yourself tbh same with provincial registration
My MP letter came like 2 months later.
Oh jeez that's weird for sure, i did mine literally as soon as i came log out the ceremony
@Sandy.gal have a look at this, and at the equivalent website ou your province's elections website. https://www.elections.ca/content.aspx?section=vot&dir=faq&document=faqreg&lang=e#a2
Or you can just ignore it altogether, and wait for the next election in your riding and register at the polling station on election day.
Or you can just ignore it altogether, and wait for the next election in your riding and register at the polling station on election day.