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Correction: a minor do not have to fulfill residency requirement to apply for citizenship. If one of the parent has fulfilled residency requirement for citizenship, the child can be included in the application. However if neither parent has fulfilled the requirement for citizenship, child cannot...

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I believe that since you have social ties to Canada, then you are considered as resident of Canada for tax purposes, and therefore should file income tax even though you yourself do not live / earn income in Canada. See: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/nnrsdnts/ndvdls/nwcmr-eng.html

When entering Canada you need to show both Passport AND PR Card. Normally they don't stamp on your passport, however I always asked the officer to stamp my entry so that I have a record for when I apply for citizenship. When leaving Canada, there is no 'customs' to go through, so no passport...

I traveled with my dog a few times, from Canada to the US, through land border, and in all those times customs officer from both countries didn't bother checking for the dog's paper. The first time I traveled, I offered the vaccination record to the customs officer, but he didn't want to look...

Try using this tool from CIC website to determine if you are Canadian citizen or not: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/rules/index.asp

You don't have to inform CIC about it.

Actually it is quite typical. I renewed my country of origin's passport from their embassy in Canada. They required proof of valid status in Canada, eg study permit, work permit or PR card. Also, since my country of origin does not allow dual citizenship, and will not issue a new passport if I...

I am applying for a Canadian passport for my child. Can my spouse be the guarantor? My spouse is the other parent of the child, is a Canadian citizen and hold a valid 5-year Canadian passport. Thanks.

there is no paperwork. just make sure dog is healthy, and up to date on rabies vaccination. (bring proof, in case it was asked)

It is the date you are sworn in: April 16, 2006

no, time spent outside Canada working for Canadian company does not count towards citizenship requirement. You need 3 years of physical residence in Canada to be eligible for citizenship. Working outside Canada for Canadian company can be counted towards maintaining your PR status.

Re: Can principle applicant leave Canada without PR card n dependent stay in Can Yes

contact your embassy in Canada about their passport renewal procedure.

From your landing date, so Dec 28, 2008

Yes, you can return to Canada in 2011 using only PR Card and your passport. You do not need to inform anyone about your stay outside Canada. The returning Resident Permit doesn't exist anymore since the introduction of PR Card

If you want her to stay with you in Canada, you should return to Canada first and start PR sponsorship for her. Without PR, she can only stay for up to 6 months in Canada. She may also be denied entry due to intent to stay in Canada. No. Just bring new passport and PR card Yes. Just answer...

Studying outside Canada will not count towards maintaining PR status. Your only other options are: - be employed full time by a Canadian company - accompanying a Canadian citizen abroad - accompanying a PR holder spouse working full time for a Canadian company abroad

There is no more 6 mont rule. You can stay outside for longer than 6 months, but less than 3 years outside Canada for every 5 years.