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Do I need to include a prepaid return envelope with my citizenship application?

I am applying for citizenships in August. My passport will expire 4 months later. Is this a problem that my passport expires during the process?

I am applying for citizenships in August. My passport will expire 4 months later. Is this a problem?

I am unable to find where it says previous time spent must be in the past 5-years. Can anyone assist? The citizenship calculator on this forums law firm website also does not agree. Put in a time more than 5-years ago and it says your eligible after two years. Try it...

Thanks for the response. Where in law or policy does it say 5-years?

Where does it specify 5-years?

Thanks guys.

Outland. Changed to "in progress 2nd time" today. Thanks buddy.

Finally!!!! PPR. I got an email today at 3:26pm that there was a message in MyCIC account. PPR! AOR: March 11, 2016 BG in progress: March 14, 2016 CELPIP and Sch 4: March 14, 2016 Sch A: March 16, 2016 BG not needed: March 17, 2016 PPR: July 18, 2016 All the best guys.

Yes. You are a PNP eAPR under EE.

It usually takes 24-hours.

Thanks +1 for you.

Thanks for sharing your belief. Does anyone have the email address. I have seen it shared here many times.

Does anyone know the email for the office that can evaluate your duties and responsibilities and match it to a NOC? I searched the forum but no luck. I am trying to help a friend out...

Usually a few minutes. Send them an email.

3 people from the ADVO got PPR today. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/abu-dhabi-vo-lets-connect-here-t393078.585.html

What may be confusing is that you medical was passed before your application was submitted. AOR is before the medical but your medical pass came before your AOR.

I have never heard of this rule. I have lived in Canada and traveled into Canada many times and never came across this one. However, there is a $10,000 declaration requirement. If you have more than $10k on you (cash, cheque, or any negotiable item), you have to declare it to Customs. This...

You can bring as much cash as you can carry. You are required by law to prove it was obtained by lawful means. They will tax the money only if it is income (thus, the term "income tax") and you meet the Residency standard set by Revenue Canada. They cannot tax earnings you made before you were a...

+1 for you. Sounds good.