Recent content by ZingyDNA

Ugh. I guess "revoke" is not the right word as you never had the citizenship in the first place, if you misrepresented in the application.

This. Just apply honestly and leave afterwards ;)

Of course it's OK. It's the truth and better than any other story you can make up. And the law has been changed so they are not allowed to take this factor into consideration.

Was she your parent? Grandparents and great grandparents can't pass their Canadian citizenship to you.

I don't see any difference between before and after oath, in applying for GCMS notes. Do whatever you did to get the notes before your oath. But like the other poster said, there isn't much interesting info in there..

It takes 30 days usually.

Even the aboriginal people migrated here tens of thousands of years ago. We all belong to Africa ;)

Of course IRCC is not fair. There's too much spread in the processing time. But that tragic incident wasn't their fault..

I understand your frustration with IRCC but that's a little unfair. Besides a freak accident (or Boeing's failure, which is to be determined), it's the victim's home country's fault that he/she had to go back and obtain a police report. IRCC cannot open an exception for any specific country just...

Yeah I don't think you need a visa. I went to the states for conferences and used a visitor visa, so pretty sure that counts as visiting. Canadian passport is good for that.

LOL can't wait to thin down the competition, huh? :D

Your son is a minor? And they requested his fingerprints?

What? I don't think I ever heard cases like that on this forum?

PR residence requirement is also very clear:

One week is fine. If you don't get a notice before the day you leave, you oath won't happen before you come back.