What is involved in getting a Canadian Citizenship?

Answer 1

• Make sure you meet the requirements (i.e. residence, permanent resident status, and good criminal background)
• Fill out the application form, attach the required supplementary documents, and pay the application fee,
• Wait for the date of your citizenship test, and
• If all goes well, wait for the date on which you'll take the oath of citizenship and receive your citizenship certificate.

These steps take somewhere between 13-16 months according to Citizenship and Immigration Canada's website.

Answer 2

The three steps of the naturalization process are:

Application - You fill an application at the price of $680.00.

Examination - Someone checks your background and your general information.

Final Hearing - Finally there is a final hearing where you stand before a citizenship court.

Answer 3

1) Permanet resident status

2) Time liveds in Canada

3) Crimal history

4) Age

5) Language Abilities

6) Knowledge of Canada

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Answer 4

When applying for a Canadian Citizenship, one must first fill out the application form, and provide personal information, such as age, permanent resident status, time lived in Canada, language abilities, criminal history and knowledge of Canada.

Answer 5

People 18 years or older can submit a Canadian Citizenship application if they A.) have lived in Canada for 3 out of the 4 years before the date of the application. B.) Must speak French or English. C.) Have knowledge of Canada and the responsibilities and privileges of being a citizen.

Answer 6

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