Thank you dpenabill for the valuable information, now my other question if you allow me is: does obtaining the citizenship under any of the different laws in effect (call it 3/5 or 4/6 or whatever) have any different implications on the future life of the new Canadian citizen I mean the rights and duties.
Toward Understanding Bill C-6 to Amend Citizenship Act; new 3/5 rule plus
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No difference. Once a citizen, each is the same as any other citizen. (Well, there are some differences such as regarding whose children will be a citizen by descent if the child is born abroad, but that does not depend on what law governed at the time of naturalization, at the time of the grant; and indeed, the children of naturalized citizens are citizens by descent regardless where they are born.)oldfriend said:
Or, as Justin was wont to say, A Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian."
Hi guys,
I was an international student from September 2007 to July 2011. I left Canada immediately after that and since then I have never been back to Canada. I am going to land in Canada in April 2016 because my PR application has recently been approved. I have one question: will I be credited for maximum 1 year for the days when I was an international student in Canada when applying for citizenship? Thank you guys.
I was an international student from September 2007 to July 2011. I left Canada immediately after that and since then I have never been back to Canada. I am going to land in Canada in April 2016 because my PR application has recently been approved. I have one question: will I be credited for maximum 1 year for the days when I was an international student in Canada when applying for citizenship? Thank you guys.
There was a senate audio on ParlVu, it has completed. No real conclusion probably a few more sessions before anything conclusive has been provided.kidbroker said:
Here you gokidbroker said:
senparlvu . parl . gc . ca /XRender/
There are some options that say audio only, the CIMM meeting yesterday was one of those.
Sorry about the weird spacing, I wasn't able to post the actual links.
Hi everyone,
This is my first post and I might be thinking too far ahead but I’m just wondering about my plans since I’m anxiously waiting for the implementation of the 3/5 rule in this bill. I landed here as PR 2014, went out of the country for a month on March 2016 to get married to my husband based on another country. So if ever this bill comes into effect next year, I can then apply for citizenship.
Now my questions are:
Once I completed my residency requirements and submitted my citizenship application, can I go on vacation (just for a month) out of Canada while waiting for my application to be processed? Will it not affect my application at all?
Since I migrated here when I was still single and my records with CIC (landing paper) have my maiden name, is it better not to change my last name before applying for citizenship?
P.S I have no plans of sponsoring my husband since I’ll be the one who’s relocating to his country. I’d rather he comes visit me instead but due to family reasons he just can’t.
This is my first post and I might be thinking too far ahead but I’m just wondering about my plans since I’m anxiously waiting for the implementation of the 3/5 rule in this bill. I landed here as PR 2014, went out of the country for a month on March 2016 to get married to my husband based on another country. So if ever this bill comes into effect next year, I can then apply for citizenship.
Now my questions are:
Once I completed my residency requirements and submitted my citizenship application, can I go on vacation (just for a month) out of Canada while waiting for my application to be processed? Will it not affect my application at all?
Since I migrated here when I was still single and my records with CIC (landing paper) have my maiden name, is it better not to change my last name before applying for citizenship?
P.S I have no plans of sponsoring my husband since I’ll be the one who’s relocating to his country. I’d rather he comes visit me instead but due to family reasons he just can’t.
Traveling abroad for a month will not cause any issues to your application. If you want to change your last name you can do it now, and with your citizenship application include a document that confirms your name change (such as certificate of marriage).kat87 said:
