Citizenship
If you are planning to stay lifelong in Canada, the most secure option is to go for full Citizenship. Canadian Citizenship dates its recognition back in 1947 by the Canadian Citizenship Act. It has seen many amendments. The present law considers both native and foreign citizens entitled to duties and rights. Children with birth outside Canada can also obtain Canadian Citizen Certificate by proving themselves as Canadian citizen via an application.
Canada warmly welcomes new citizens, but people end up with rejected Citizenship. It all results from incomplete documents, a weak application, and other requirements that they neglect to consider. An immigration consultant will make your way and standing stronger. They help you draft a strong application and saves your time and money. Whether you have permanent residence or have VISA, we are here to guide you to securing Canadian Citizenship.
Eligibility for Canadian Citizenship?
- You have to obtain permanent residence in Canada before you plan to seek Citizenship.
- You have spent 3 years out of 5 years (at least 1095 days) in Canada.
- You must be living in Canada with a good financial or job status in the last three years.
- You must be financially strong enough to pay your debts, rents, taxes, and other finances during your stay in Canada.
- You must pass a complete citizenship test by demonstrating a good command of either French or English.
- You need to understand and be tested on the duties and responsibilities of a Canadian Citizen.
- You must not be convicted of a crime or offense within or outside Canada.
- You need to pay a series of government fees, Citizenship charges and submit an application to IRCC.
If you need further assistance or personal help, we are here to guide you for a more streamlined process. We help you get smoothly through every requirement. We write a string application for you to save your application charges.
