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I have applied in the first week of June 2022 for my daughter proof of certificate. I received the letter of acknowledgment along the UCI on the 1st of March 2023. Letter was dated Feb 28. The status changed to decision made shortly after I did receive the letter of acknowledgment and the proof...

Sorry that the discussion turned up only academic. While Hawk39 post is totally true, it would have been relevant had you tried to apply for citizenship 10 years ago. Much less so today. As for whether the military service counts or not, this would have been answered best by the IRCC and would...

You are most probably not a canadian citizen given the following assumptions: - You were born in 1960. - Your mother was married at the time of your birth. -your father has no claim for Canadian citizenship independently of your mother. It actually doesn't matter if your grandfather qualifies...

Yes, usually you need to wait around one day after getting the mail before being able to check status. Note that you will need around 2 months still before receiving the citizenship certificate if the case is straightforward.

They call you to pick it up.

Final update: Application received in embassy: 28 June 2018 Application received by IRCC: 23 July AOR: 15 August 2018 IN process - Decision Made: 26 September 2018 Certificate received in embassy: 18 October 2018

Actually, the following might apply even if she got the PR after you were naturalized. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/application-canadian-citizenship-minors.html This is the process and forms to apply for her citizenship.

When did she get her PR ? Was it when you got your PR ? Did she ever land at the time ? If she got her PR before you becoming a citizen, you should have applied for her with you as physical presence wouldn't have applied to her. There might be a way for you to apply for her now, but I don't know...

If you received the email today, you should be able to check it tomorrow or Monday. The system is not updated instantaneously but periodically usually daily.

If the case is straightforward and all paperwork easily verifiable, they should send you the certificate next week. You will not get an "in process" state. My application was received on July 23rd and certificate sent on September 26th. However if your paperwork needs further verification, it...

When you apply for citizenship certificate at the embassy, they will give you a receipt along with a document acknowledging receipt of the application. That's your proof of application. You will also need a ticket travel in the name of the child, and you can apply for an emergency passport...

You can apply for a passport after you apply for citizenship certificate but before you receive it if you meet certain conditions, usually urgency to travel and already booked tickets, but your best bet is to contact your embassy. There might be other alternatives for you

The citizenship certificate does not have anything to do with travel. After receiving the certificate, you can apply for passport to be able to travel. If there is an emergency and you need to travel, you can ask for an emergency passport after you apply for the certificate but before receiving...

If you are currently in India with the baby, apply from India through the canadian embassy in India. They will be able to tell you the exact requirements and what are the documentation required and if any paperwork needs to be legalized in any special way, and do a preliminary check of that...

Any valid travel document is any document that can still be used for travel and that includes any valid Canadian passport you might have. Of course as a newly naturalized Canadian, you don't have one. This can also includes other travel documents such as issued for refugees etc....

Send it back ASAP, and you should be fine if the photos were taken in end July or in August. While currently it is taking CIC around 2 months to send AORs, they usually get slower closer to December. So keep that in mind.

In general waiting time for the certificate to arrive to Paris will be similar to the time it took between when you deposited the application in the embassy and when it was received by IRCC, so I believe around 3 weeks in your case. I'm also waiting for my daughter's and I've got a very similar...

This amendment was introduced in 2015. Prior to that, she was required to have been a British subject in 1947. So if this was not applicable, then his grandmother would have acquired her citizenship in 2015 laws, subsequent to the law introducing the first generation limitation. I.e. also not...

This holds true if his father was never registered. If he was registered, he could have passed the citizenship. (I guess he wasnt)

You are most probably not a Canadian citizen and I wouldn't advise to pursue it but as CIC Say on their website, the only real way to know for sure if you have Canadian citizenship is to apply for a proof of citizenship. Your case is a complex one and the reason given by everyone else is not...