Yes. And you can even claim your days as temporary resident if it is in your 5 year eligibility period.
Each day of physical presence in Canada as an authorized temporary resident or protected person before becoming a permanent resident, counts as one half day, with a maximum of 365 days credit towards physical presence.
Yes. And you can even claim your days as temporary resident if it is in your 5 year eligibility period.
Each day of physical presence in Canada as an authorized temporary resident or protected person before becoming a permanent resident, counts as one half day, with a maximum of 365 days credit towards physical presence.
I had the temp SIN for the first 2 yrs in Canada as I moved to Canada on a WP.
It was updated once the PR was obtained and perm SIN was issued
In the citizenship application I mentioned the perm SIN and clicked the Filed the Taxes for first 2 years.