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No and for citizenship purposes- must be physically present in Canada to count for days - you are thinking that days count with the spouse is for PR card renewal down the track pre citizenship applications

It can happen at airport as secondary inspection but once citizen- no need to worry about reavailment and cessation laws

The reavailment rule only applies to PR only, once you are a citizen - unless your application process was fraudulent, no issues from Canada… BUT there is a possibility of you NOT getting consular assistance in your home country due to dual nationality! Best advice is NOT to return unless the...

As stated… citizenship application does NOT have a marriage component in it… no where does it say provide marriage documents https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility.html

According to citizenship law, the only requirement for it is that you physically present for 1095 days (3 years) in the previous 5 years before submitting the application & no character issues (committing crimes). Marriage is NOT part of citizenship applications!

I doubt they stuffed up - I feel they used the online template but in person ceremony instead… but I stand to be corrected

It’s not a requirement for citizenship purposes

It’s just automatic recording of you doing the test… and can be done at anytime during the test window

I wish your mom all the best in health where possible, I would advise you to keep in touch with the Canadian consulate at all times during the trip… and be safe is my only advice now

I know for example even in HK, it’s happening already… we all know HK is a world known city, it’s detaining people and NOT allowing consulate access! this is from Reuters in 2021 about Canadian citizens detained in HK refused consular assistance because of 2019 protests!!! If it can be done in...

I tend to agree with this comment, and your former country where you fled from, you might still have nationality there (dual citizenship) - they can detain you as their own national, and Canada can NOT help you if detained in own country of citizenship… my advice is STRONGLY NOT recommend...

Current PR card is NOT a requirement for citizenship applications, BUT if you plan to travel in the meantime during the application, then it’s advisable to have it renewed to enable the travel plans for you

No… if in person ceremony, they give it on the spot to you…

Bad advice for number 1 - whatever you do, DO NOT LIE to IRCC EVER! That’s fraud and misrepresentation, and could lead to criminal prosecution & deportation!

She only has to meet the requirement where she is present 2 of the 5 years at the time of renewing the PR card - after the first 5 years, it’s rolling 5 years - so she must be present for 2 out of 5 years at any given time when that renewal happens

Starts at the date of landing

They can’t cancel it outright there and then, still able to to IAD (appeals division) for appeal

No offence… just looking at it very briefly- I don’t think it’s H & C grounds because your reasoning is jobs… I doubt the officers will look at it favourably- just my opinion here of course

Of course you can apply… holding a job is NOT a requirement for citizenship

This rule is for all babies born by you... they will all be Canadian citizen by descent... so if you have more children... they will have Canadian citizenship... for your grandchildren... if and when it occurs... then they would NOT be Canadian citizen unless born in Canada