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    As a former protected person, I have question regarding of the citizenship application

    the only difference would be in the physical presence calculator where time spent as Protected Person counts as 50% with a cap of 365 days... That's irrelevant for you as you said you've been PR for 3 years meaning you already have the 1,095 days required as PR... The rest is the same...
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    Help for Protected Person to Citizenship Path

    Those days don't count. Time as Refugee Claimant count 0. Time as visitor count 0. It only counts 50% from the day you become a Protected Person until the day you become PR; again with a 365 days cap, so if you spent more than 2 years - not your case - as protected person, the maximum number of...
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    USA travels on RTD ?

    Just to add... if you are already a PR, please also bring your PR Card with you when traveling anywhere.. US Immigration is not going to ask you for your PR Card, but Canadian authorities will upon your return.
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    USA travels on RTD ?

    -You don't need any other documents, just the RTD and the stamped visa. -You can buy your tickets as you already have valid documentation to travel, no risk. when asked by the ticketing system use you nationality and also say you are traveling with a document issued by Canada. -For the...
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    Help for Protected Person to Citizenship Path

    You need 1,095 days... your claimant days do not count. They count 50% from the day you became protected person until you became PR with a cap of 365 (meaning there's a mandatory 730 days as PR regardless)... so. My hearing took place on September 12, 2023, and my Notice of Decision (NOD) date...
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    USA travels on RTD ?

    if your current nationality requires Visa to enter the USA as visitor, you need to apply for a non-immigrant visa (category B1/B2) in a USA consulate with your RTD. The Canadian child does not need a visa. Word of advice: do not book any flights until your RTD with a stamped visa is in your...
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