Recent content by Jakke

As usual, you write a lot that amounts to very little. Let's look at the case that's got you so excited now: PR card expired in 2019 but outside the country? Right there is a huge problem. Most people would have the good sense to avoid being in that situation. Cannot meet residency...

Because *you* brought up Montreal. If you say your documents are in Montreal, the assumption is that your home is in Montreal. Why would a person who lives in Toronto keep their important documents in Montreal?

yes

From what you post, you applied at the end of last year, and you application is being processed in a fairly standard manner. What exactly is it that you wish to know?

Be prepared for the possibility that they might ask for proof that the charges were dropped.

Good advice. This is what I did.

That is to long ago to matter for an application being made now.

I got my letter done for $800. IRCC started moving a month after they got it. Interview the following month, then oath a month after interview. A group mandamus make no sense unless the group is in a family application. Otherwise, IRCC will simply say that each case is different and is...

How much evidence do you actually have of Feb 2022 applicants already doing their oath?

Perhaps. But the question I was answering does not say anything about India or Indian.

Yes, you can apply outside Canada, at the local consulate or embassy. What's more, you will get it faster that if you apply in Canada, because people needing a passport to return to Canada are given priority over people trying to get out of Canada.

Time for a lawyer.

You seem to be confusing the time required to get an AOR with the time required to be approved for citizenship (i.e., decision made). OP: If you can stop being lazy and just check the relevant IRCC page you will quickly get more reliable information. Just to be nice, I will help you...

Nonsense.

You are posting a lot of made-up nonsense. OP, please ignore all this, and in future quickly inform yourself properly by simply going to the relevant government pages; don't be lazy. There are only two ways to lose Canadian citizenship: (1) renunciation (i.e., you choose to give it up), or (2)...