Thank you Spyfy. you are right in saying that it never hurts to add a short explanation. I will add extra sheet to explain the scenario.
C-6 Citizenship Applications, Frequently Asked Questions
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Thank you Spyfy. you are right in saying that it never hurts to add a short explanation. I will add extra sheet to explain the scenario.
rinkupatel.dmj
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@spyfy I wanna ask 2 quick questions
Question 10(a) I took couple vacation to 2 different countries during my eligibility period. The total vaction time spend outside canada is less than 180 days.
Do I have have to include all addresses I lived during my vacation ?
Question 10 (b) I have lived in only 2 countries since birth. i.e. country of my current citizenship by birth and Canada. I landed to Canada as PR 3 yrs ago. Now, that I'm eligible to apply for citizenship do I need to submit PCC for the time I lived in my home country. As it asks about 4 years preceding the date of application.
Question 10(a) I took couple vacation to 2 different countries during my eligibility period. The total vaction time spend outside canada is less than 180 days.
Do I have have to include all addresses I lived during my vacation ?
Question 10 (b) I have lived in only 2 countries since birth. i.e. country of my current citizenship by birth and Canada. I landed to Canada as PR 3 yrs ago. Now, that I'm eligible to apply for citizenship do I need to submit PCC for the time I lived in my home country. As it asks about 4 years preceding the date of application.
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10(a) Vacation addresses are not to be listed there. Even while on vacation, you were still residing at your home in Canada.
List the vacation in the online calculator, of course.
10(b) Yes, it is irrelevant that those 183 days were before becoming a PR. As long as you were in that country for more than 183 days in the last four years, you must provide a PCC.
rinkupatel.dmj
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- Mar 13, 2013
- 435
- 120
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- CPP-Ottawa
- NOC Code......
- 2283
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 04-11-2013
- Doc's Request.
- 15/05/2014
- AOR Received.
- 11-12-2013
- IELTS Request
- Submitted with the Application
- File Transfer...
- 21-12-2013
- Med's Request
- UPFRONT - 12-04-2014
- Med's Done....
- ECAS UPDATED: 25-04-2014
- Interview........
- Waived
- Passport Req..
- 10-11-2014 / Change of VO 11-11-2014
- VISA ISSUED...
- 16-12-2014
- LANDED..........
- 31-12-2014 @ Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls
Hi SPYFY and all experienced fellows
I am not sure if this one is posted somewhere. Call it either my ignorance and/or a big error on my part as I am already eligible for citizenship since Oct 2017 but unfortunately didn't applied and thought to do it now. While applying I noticed that my infant son's landing paper and PR card had wrong place of birth. We Landed in 2014. Is there a way that we as family apply along with son having wrong documents. At the same time apply for his change in landing papers (which is effectively a new application for "Request to amend a record of landing (IMM1000)" which takes 6 months to process and later apply for PR card changes which is a new PR application due to time gap after our receipt of PR card. Processing time for new PR application is 80 days (effectively total time will be 9 months for all these changes).
Is there any other quick method which any one is aware of?
For the same son, there is also no stamp on his landing papers but there is signature by immigration officer.
I will be extremely grateful for a quick reply on this. (My apologies for a long writeup)
I am not sure if this one is posted somewhere. Call it either my ignorance and/or a big error on my part as I am already eligible for citizenship since Oct 2017 but unfortunately didn't applied and thought to do it now. While applying I noticed that my infant son's landing paper and PR card had wrong place of birth. We Landed in 2014. Is there a way that we as family apply along with son having wrong documents. At the same time apply for his change in landing papers (which is effectively a new application for "Request to amend a record of landing (IMM1000)" which takes 6 months to process and later apply for PR card changes which is a new PR application due to time gap after our receipt of PR card. Processing time for new PR application is 80 days (effectively total time will be 9 months for all these changes).
Is there any other quick method which any one is aware of?
For the same son, there is also no stamp on his landing papers but there is signature by immigration officer.
I will be extremely grateful for a quick reply on this. (My apologies for a long writeup)
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We habe been invited to take the citizenship test but whole gsyhering travel documents i realised an error i made in application. It asks if there is a gap in passport renewal and i ticked 'no' but i realised today there is a 3 month gap. Please advise... will this cause a negative impact?
If you'd like, you can use the webform to inform them of the mistake. I'm assuming your test is not anytime soon. Also, make a copy of the request and take it with you to the test. Atleast they won't feel like you tried to hide it.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp
My test is tomorrow i realised the mistake when i was preparing the documents... please adviss
Well then, IMO, just mention it as the first thing during your interview. I would tell them that you discovered the mistake while preparing the documents, and the reason why there is a gap in renewal. Good luck
This is what i am thinking however how big of a deal is it???
My application in terms of time and travel is perfect just this human error glitch is bothering me. What are the consequences
Don't worry. Should be fine. Just make sure to tell them instead of them finding it out themselves during the interview.This is what i am thinking however how big of a deal is it???
My application in terms of time and travel is perfect just this human error glitch is bothering me. What are the consequences
If I were you, I'd do the web form right away and inform them tomorrow as well during interview.This is what i am thinking however how big of a deal is it???
My application in terms of time and travel is perfect just this human error glitch is bothering me. What are the consequences
Thank you for your kind reply? Will they interview me and my spouse individually or together?
