It is your country and home-land when you become Canadian, and from reading your post and what you are trying to do, this will be a very long process for you since the citizenship officers hopefully will recognize your scheme and put your file at the bottom of the heapNomi2012 said:
Waky waky senior / vigilant members Pleeeeeeeeeeeeease!!!!
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To revisit the risks would be RQ issuance impacting on the RO. The Citizenship Act refers to 1095 days in the 4 years prior to application date but not only does it have to be provable its the case that CIC can and do derail those they deem (whatever view one may take) to be applying on their way to the airport. You are in a fast Local Office so even if RQd your RO may not be impacted....if you get sent to the CJ though???
To revisit the risks would be RQ issuance impacting on the RO. The Citizenship Act refers to 1095 days in the 4 years prior to application date but not only does it have to be provable its the case that CIC can and do derail those they deem (whatever view one may take) to be applying on their way to the airport. You are in a fast Local Office so even if RQd your RO may not be impacted....if you get sent to the CJ though???
What Msafiri meant is that you should maintain your PR status until you take the oath, even if you already meet the citizenship residency requirements.Nomi2012 said:
Intel on point. A fast local office means RQ is less of an issue but being sent to the CJ means you will breach your RO. I don't think you will get any more than you have from the forum...you've taken the job so deal with the situation as it evolves even if it means quitting....but those ME contracts can have some tough exit conditions eh....you may want to find out if the 'employer' gets to keep your passport or has to authorize your 'exit' from said country....even paradise can be hell if you can't get out!Intel said:
3000 to 4000 a month is quite a lotNomi2012 said:
You may have to work part time in Canada.
You can leave Canada while waiting but not too long though, a few weeks would be a okie but more than 6 months can be a problem.
It all depends how the CO preceives this...
Some may take it as a (-)ve and some as a (+)ve...Given the circumstances of the CIC; they are more inclined to take that as a (-)ve...
Let the turn of events take place and leave it to the CIC to decided.
Once you are a citizen you are free to move anywhere you wish; but as long as you are a PR, the ball is in CIC's court and they can take whatever measure to process your case (RQ or No-RQ).
Wish you the Very Best!
Some may take it as a (-)ve and some as a (+)ve...Given the circumstances of the CIC; they are more inclined to take that as a (-)ve...
Let the turn of events take place and leave it to the CIC to decided.
Once you are a citizen you are free to move anywhere you wish; but as long as you are a PR, the ball is in CIC's court and they can take whatever measure to process your case (RQ or No-RQ).
Wish you the Very Best!
Nomi2012 said:
Copy paste from a similar question a few days ago:
My two cents: nothing in the current citizenship act says that you cannot leave Canada and go work abroad while your application is in process. However, it appears that CIC resents those who do, and since they cannot legally deny their application, often they try to make their life harder by giving them a RQ and extending processing times in hopes that they will fail to comply with their PR requirements (you can only be abroad for 3 out of 5 years). Hence the reason they are trying to change the law and introduce an intent to reside clause.
The main takeaway here is that you have the law by your side. CIC may not like it, but as long as you meet the requirements, they cannot legally deny your application.
My two cents: nothing in the current citizenship act says that you cannot leave Canada and go work abroad while your application is in process. However, it appears that CIC resents those who do, and since they cannot legally deny their application, often they try to make their life harder by giving them a RQ and extending processing times in hopes that they will fail to comply with their PR requirements (you can only be abroad for 3 out of 5 years). Hence the reason they are trying to change the law and introduce an intent to reside clause.
The main takeaway here is that you have the law by your side. CIC may not like it, but as long as you meet the requirements, they cannot legally deny your application.
i just got a msg from my home up near cornwall ontario while travelling 800 km away down south in sarnia ontario ...i have officially received an OATH LETTER Grin
THEY ASKED ME TO COME TO FOR OATH ON 10TH JUNE IN OTTAWA ...9.00 AM Tongue
i mean i have to cut my work training and trip short for it .. YOU BETCHA --I AM COMING OTTAWA Smiley
THATS ENDS 9 MONTH OF WAIT ...E-CAS HAS NOT BEEN UPDATED YET ..BUT I COULD CARE LESS NOW ..
Namastey!!!! Cool
no RQ --no leave - no absebnce since i came to canada --9 month and 1 week
THEY ASKED ME TO COME TO FOR OATH ON 10TH JUNE IN OTTAWA ...9.00 AM Tongue
i mean i have to cut my work training and trip short for it .. YOU BETCHA --I AM COMING OTTAWA Smiley
THATS ENDS 9 MONTH OF WAIT ...E-CAS HAS NOT BEEN UPDATED YET ..BUT I COULD CARE LESS NOW ..
Namastey!!!! Cool
no RQ --no leave - no absebnce since i came to canada --9 month and 1 week