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I forgot to mention a good website to help you prepare for your Canadian citizenship test (I used it myself): http://www.citizenshipsupport.ca I am very grateful for their service. I found that the study guide has soooo many facts to remember, it's horrendous! It took me a while to study, do the...

Yes I agree, this test is not easy! I did some of the free online practice tests, but I also paid for this online Canadian citizenship test training program: http://www.citizenshipsupport.ca and it helped me a lot. Your test results can take anywhere from few weeks to few months from what I...

If your online business is not registered in Canada, doesn't have a Canadian bank account attached to it, and your paypal account doesn't have a Canadian address to it, then officially you are not doing business in Canada right? I have an online business registered in Canada, but when I am in...

As a PR, you can start your own business anytime. Good luck!

I think you have to voluntarily pay your monthly fees for EI and old age pension as a business owner in order to be able to collect it when you need it.

I have a small business in B.C. and I have an amazing accountant. Where do you live though?

I don't think the questiosns will be based on the study guide Discover Canada since you are exempt from the citizenship test. Best is to call CIC thought to confirm this.

I really hope the crooked consultants will be charged with some criminal charges, and that it will be harder and harder to try to fraud the citizenship system. It makes me mad.

Beside my citizenship card, I remember receiving a citizenship certificate (letter format). Maybe that would be enough. The best thing would be to call CIC. They have you in file as a citizen, so maybe they can send you a duplicate, or a certified copy of your card.

It's not a problem at all. As a Canadian, you can live abroad as long as you want! Thanks God.

If CIC said it is not a problem, then I would believe that, not any other news sources you can find on the internet. Maybe apply with way more than the minimum days required (1095), and tell CIC as little as possible about your traveling after you applied. I would keep some residency ties to...

As a permanent resident of Canada, you have to be physically present in Canada for 3 complete years out of 4 in order to be eligible for citizenship. You also have to pass a citizenship test that is not overly easy, but feasible if you study well. Good luck.

You also have to pass a citizenship test.

I never had to present any boarding pass. You just have to state that you have been out of Canada and the corresponding dates. Look at the stamps on your passport to help you with the dates. Also, I never had to prove where I was working and why. I just had to state in the application all my...

Chinoy99 is right. The CIC offices are most certainly understaffed and overwhelmed. So a reply from them can take months and months. If you think you did everything right, then don't worry too much, just wait... Have you tried to call them?