Refugee status cessation and PRs applying for citizenship

[Hanging_In_There]

Hello everyone,

I’ve just submitted my citizenship applications for myself and my kids, despite the potential risks. I firmly believe that I must face any challenges head on, as waiting a few more years would only prolong the inevitable. Delaying now could mean facing the same proceedings and delays later on.

Interestingly, my brother recently received a letter at my old address in my home country. The letter stated that, based on intelligence reports, my citizenship there has been "doubtfully revoked," and I was instructed to appear at an office in the capital city. When I checked their online portal using my passport and citizenship numbers, it showed my status as “blocked.”

To be honest, I would never consider returning to that country under any circumstances. I’ve also consulted a lawyer here in Canada, who assured me that I have strong grounds, substantial evidence, and solid reasons to proceed. Ultimately, the decision was mine to make, and I’ve chosen to be proactive and take this step.

I feel confident and happy that I’ve finally applied. Whatever happens next, I’m prepared to face it. Fingers crossed...let’s see what the future holds. Wish me Luck and send good vibes.

I am thrilled and deeply proud to share that I have officially become a Canadian citizen...

This past week, I stood before my fellow Canadians, took the Oath of Citizenship, and felt a profound sense of belonging and joy fill my heart. Everything went smoothly, but the emotions I experienced were unforgettable, pride, gratitude, and a renewed sense of hope.

Thank you to everyone who supported me on this journey. Today, as a citizen, I am more committed than ever to embracing our country's values of kindness, inclusion, and resilience. From the bottom of my heart, thank you, Canada. I am honoured and so happy to be home.

 

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I am thrilled and deeply proud to share that I have officially become a Canadian citizen...

This past week, I stood before my fellow Canadians, took the Oath of Citizenship, and felt a profound sense of belonging and joy fill my heart. Everything went smoothly, but the emotions I experienced were unforgettable, pride, gratitude, and a renewed sense of hope.

Thank you to everyone who supported me on this journey. Today, as a citizen, I am more committed than ever to embracing our country's values of kindness, inclusion, and resilience. From the bottom of my heart, thank you, Canada. I am honoured and so happy to be home.

Congratulations from the bottom of my heart. Can I ask you a question? How long did you stay in your home country?