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naturalized Canadian or permanent resident

verbotten

Full Member
Feb 22, 2010
23
1
Toronto
Category........
Visa Office......
Moscow
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
26-10-2010
I am Canadian citizen. received my landed immigrant in 1998 and citizenship in 2004.

how do I answer question: Are you a naturalized Canadian or permanent resident of Canada?
 

alexgomes

Full Member
Apr 9, 2016
34
4
Toronto
Visa Office......
Singapore
App. Filed.......
May-27-2016
Doc's Request.
N/A
AOR Received.
June-17-2016 (AOR2 - Aug-04-2016)
File Transfer...
July-28-2016
Med's Request
Upfront
Med's Done....
March-27-2016
Interview........
Waived
Passport Req..
Nov-02-2016
What should I put for this question. I was permanent resident and now I am naturalized canadian.

If I put YES then I would have to put - "On what date did you become a permanent resident? and which visa office issued your immigrant visa or confirmation of permanent residence?

Why does it really matter now to give them my permanent resident information? Instead shouldn't they ask for citizenship confirmation?
How do I even find out which visa office issued my permanent resident.
 

jwnmm

Star Member
Apr 1, 2016
92
2
Category........
Visa Office......
Ottawa
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
25-02-2016
Doc's Request.
21-04-2016
AOR Received.
23-03-2016
File Transfer...
04-04-2016
Med's Done....
Upfront
Interview........
Waived
Passport Req..
DM: 28-04-2016
VISA ISSUED...
visa exempt; CoPR: 02-05-2016
LANDED..........
07-05-2016
alexgomes said:
What should I put for this question. I was permanent resident and now I am naturalized canadian.

If I put YES then I would have to put - "On what date did you become a permanent resident? and which visa office issued your immigrant visa or confirmation of permanent residence?

Why does it really matter now to give them my permanent resident information? Instead shouldn't they ask for citizenship confirmation?
How do I even find out which visa office issued my permanent resident.
My husband had to include similar information. If you became a PR as a result of your parents applying, you'll want to figure out which office processed their application based on where they were living. I'm only assuming this is the case since you're not sure. Ex. my husband was born in India, his parents applied for immigration, their visa office was New Delhi.

As for the date, it should be somewhere, maybe on your proof of citizenship document.